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Comment by Ed Skirtich on October 21, 2009 at 7:56pm

Hi All,

I need a keyboard/piano player for a Jazz Workshop, Inc. Concert at 3 PM- 4:30 PM on Oct. 31st at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh-Homewood located on 7101 Hamilton Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15206.

Please contact me ASAP.

This is a non-compensated gig.

Musically,
Ed Skirtich
Artistic Director/Jazz Workshop, Inc.
ejskirtich@comcast.net
(412) 422-4149 (H)
(412) 841-8046 (C)

Comment by Ms. Felecia on October 21, 2009 at 3:50am

Comment by Kyoko on October 20, 2009 at 2:27am

2 young jazz tap dancers available to join the gig.

Comment by Kevin Amos on October 20, 2009 at 2:13am

Kevin Amos seeking artists who want to do revenue sharing and work in a small intimate venue. Serious inquiries only. Call 412-818-3789

Comment by Maryellen Hayden on March 15, 2009 at 3:27am

Anyone know how to reach George Benson?

Comment by The Firehouse Lounge on March 3, 2009 at 8:53pm

NO COVER

Comment by Gypsy Piano Blues on September 24, 2008 at 5:32am

I would love to be a part of this group-Gypsy

Comment by Debi Sciranka on September 23, 2008 at 5:00am

New Hazlett Theater Exploring Jazz Programming -- join us for networking, discussion, complementary food/drink and, of course, live jazz!


WHAT: NEW HAZLETT THEATER’S LAST DAYS CAFÉ

WHEN: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2008
5:30pm to 8:30 pm
The monthly series is held during the last week
of every month on varying days

WHERE: New Hazlett Theater – 6 Allegheny Sq. E. – Pittsburgh, PA 15212

On the heals of the recent successful City of Asylum Jazz/Poetry Concert, the New Hazlett Theater is presenting an evening of networking and discussions on Pittsburgh’s jazz scene.

On Sunday, September 28, 2008 their FREE monthly happy hour, Last Days Café, will offer Pittsburgh’s creatives a chance to join in discussions on a new networking tool on the internet aimed at connecting jazz musicians and fans, opportunities and collaborations, and availability of music venues. The evening will round out with a live jazz performance.

Last Days Café is a casual “salon” open to everyone, where spontaneous creative conversations are accompanied by complementary appetizers and drinks. Artists, musicians, writers, dancers, poets, performers, and arts administrators are invited to stop in and talk about projects, plans, ideas, and interests. Often the key to unique opportunities is discovering who is doing what and interacting regularly with a circle of colleagues who are working creatively. The Last Days Café also provides a forum through which Pittsburgh’s creative community can become more familiar with the resources available to them as they create new work, consider forming a new organization, or think about how, when and where to show their work.

The special guest this month to help lead the discussion will be Nelson Harrison, the founder of the online Pittsburgh Jazz Network (http://jazzburgher.ning.com/). The site has become a fertile location for musicians to network and make connections with other musicians and fans.

Harrison has been a player in the Pittsburgh jazz scene since the late 50’s, when he began doing gigs at the renowned jazz club, Crawford Grill No. 2 in the Hill District. Since then, this multi-tasking composer, arranger and soloist has played with Kenny Clarke, Billy Eckstine and Earl “Fatha” Hines, Jay McShann, Slide Hampton, and with the Count Basie Orchestra (1978-81). He has recorded with Walt Harper, Nathan Davis and Count Basie, and was co-leader of jazz groups featuring singer Andy Bey and drummer Joe Harris. He is currently active in Pittsburgh with Gary Racan and the Studio-E Band, The Blues Orphans, Roger Humphries Big Band, Bill Dell and Wee Jams, and his own jazz bands The World According to Bop, Jazz ‘N Jive, Dr. Jazz and the Salty Dawgs, Blue to the Bone, and Nelson Harrison and Associates.

The New Hazlett Theater is a performing arts venue located on Pittsburgh’s Northside.
As a charitable 501c nonprofit, the organization supports and nurtures the creative performing arts, and serves as a community resource for arts access and arts education.

Comment by derrick schippers on September 8, 2008 at 5:29pm

Hi everyone, I will be in Chicago with my band next year from July untill September. Are there any agents or friends who can hook us up with some gigs during our stay in the US ?

Comment by Nancy Dunaiski on September 1, 2008 at 8:06pm

I'm a musician doing afrobeat, afrojazz, classical jazz and would like to explorer my talent to other parts of the world. Please feel free to contact me for any business.

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