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Music: Walking a Tightrope at a Jazz Competition
04-Nov-2007
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The Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz wrapped up its 20th annual jazz competition on Sunday with an emblematic scene. Herbie Hancock sported a shoulder-slung synthesizer and a high-wattage smile.
Walking a Tightrope at a Jazz Competition
31-Oct-2007
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The Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz wrapped up its 20th annual jazz competition on Sunday with an emblematic scene. Herbie Hancock, sported a shoulder-slung synthesizer and a high-wattage smile.
Herbie Hancock interprets Joni Mitchell
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25-Oct-2007
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 AP - Herbie Hancock admits he would get so wrapped up in the music itself that he never paid any attention to the lyrics when interpreting songs, even on his Grammy-winning album "Gershwin's World." But the jazz pianist's outlook changed when he recorded an album of songs by Joni Mitchell, his old friend who shares his penchant for genre-bending musical adventures.
Billboard CD reviews: Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock
(Reuters)
23-Sep-2007
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 Reuters - Joni Mitchell is the latest top-tier
artist to seek refuge at Starbucks' Hear Music.
Herbie Hancock unseals "Letters" to Joni
(Reuters)
17-Sep-2007
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 Reuters - Jazz pianist Herbie Hancock dives
into the Joni Mitchell songbook on his new album, "River: The
Joni Letters," due in stores September 25.
A Pianist’s Love Note to a Noteworthy Voice
09-Sep-2007
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Herbie Hancock offers an intimate reinvention of Joni Mitchell in his new tribute album.
Music Review | JVC Jazz Festival: At 70, Jazz’s Ubiquitous Free Agent Still Has Miles to Go
05-Jul-2007
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Together, Ron Carter, Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock gave off a mischievous energy in their performance on Wednesday. Sadly, it didn’t quite take flight.
Critics’ Choice : Keeping It Modern, With Herbie Hancock and New Compositions
25-Dec-2006
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The Times’s music critics review some of the best new CD releases.
Bush honors Thelonius Monk Institute
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15-Sep-2006
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 AP - The White House was all jazzed up Thursday night. Toes were tapping. Fingers were snapping and a drummer kept the beat for more than a dozen performers singing and playing at a black-tie event in honor of the 20th anniversary of the Thelonius Monk Institute of Jazz.
Hancock leads a summer night of splendid jazz
(Reuters)
11-Aug-2006
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Reuters - Certainly Herbie Hancock
was smiling as he took the stage in the Cahuenga Pass on
Wednesday night. "I'm home," he exclaimed, having just returned
from two months in Europe. He and his quartet quickly began to
slink through a number titled "Sonrisa," which was decked out
with more pastels than an episode of the old "Miami Vice."
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