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    An Interview with Gonzalo Rubalcala

    In this intimate interview, jazz DJ Jerrica '22 speaks with world-renowned Cuban musician Gonzalo Rubalcala about his musical philosophy in advance of his upcoming concert with the Harvard Jazz Orchestra. Read More >

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    Jazz Spectrum, Worldwide Week, Jeromel Dela Rosa Lara

    Mundo Hour: Jazz Around the World

    Tune in during Worldwide Week, October 11-17, and every week for WHRB's Mundo Hour, an exploration of jazz of the world. Read More >

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    Interviews, Aarya A. Kaushik, Anders Edenroth

    Anders Edenroth: Musician Extraordinaire, ‘Real’ to his Core

    Catching up with Anders in conversation with WHRB. Read More >

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    Jazz Spectrum, orgy, Louis Armstrong

    Songs of Satchmo: Celebrating Louis Armstrong 50 Years Later

    Join the Jazz Spectrum on May 5th and May 6th from 6am-1pm for the Orgy in tribute. Read More >

Interviews, Aarya A. Kaushik, Taylor John Williams

Taylor John Williams: Inside the…

If you could describe yourself in three words what would they be?

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WHRB Premieres Donald Harrison's Watermelon…

On Friday, October 30th, the Jazz Spectrum on WHRB premiered Donald Harrison's new single, Watermelon Man. We sat down with Harrison for an interview about his career and about this record.

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Protest Jazz Broadcast

Including jazz created during the civil rights movement of the 1960s, such as "Alabama," John Coltrane's response to the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing by the KKK which killed four African-American gir

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Put a Little Love in Your Heart: Online Orgy

I first heard “Put a Little Love in Your Heart” in the guise of Ella Fitzgerald’s cover that appears in the middle of this Orgy. Its joyous optimism and endless emissions of love left me smiling and hum

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@WHRBJazz Sep 27, 2014 12:34PM
We're emceeing the Beantown Jazz Festival RIGHT NOW. Beantown stage. Come out!

@WHRBJazz Jun 23, 2014 8:34PM
RT @JazzBoston: Mel King seeks a jazz band for the closing of Charlie's Sandwich Shoppe 10am-12 this Sat. Email info@jazzboston.org. http:/…

@WHRBJazz Jun 23, 2014 8:33PM
Charlie’s Sandwich Shoppe, beloved by musicians prohibited by segregation from eating where they performed, to close: http://t.co/wORpa2vCwO

@WHRBJazz Jun 18, 2014 3:55PM
RIP Horace Silver, a true master. http://t.co/v277XwZ0qh

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"A Pure Fantasy:" Randy Wong on Exotica Music
Randy Wong is an exotica and jazz musician whose works are regularly featured on national programs such as NPR. He leads the exotica group, The WAITIKI 7, which has recently produced two chart-topping albums Adventures in Paradise and New Sounds of Exotica. Their work will be featured in Thursday’s broadcast.
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ARJUN: Jazz-Rock Fusion
We spoke to Eddie Arjun Peters, the lead guitarist of the three-person instrumental jazz-rock band ARJUN.
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Professors on Music: Ingrid Monson
Professor Ingrid Monson is the Quincy Jones Professor of African American Music and Professor of African and African American Studies.
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Professors on Music: Yosvany Terry
Yosvany Terry is a lecturer in the Harvard Music Department, director of the Harvard Jazz Bands, and a Grammy nominee.
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Interview: Jorge Castillo
An interview with Cuban poet, writer, journalist, and dissident, Jorge Castillo.
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Step Aside, Ella: A Review of Cécile Salvant’s Dreams and Daggers
​Anyone who claims that jazz is dead is clearly not familiar with the resurrecting powers of Cécile McLorin Salvant. Her new album, Dreams and Daggers, proves she deserves a space among jazz legends.
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