This week, we celebrate the music, life and legacy of John Coltrane – born September 23, 1926. John William Coltrane was an American jazz saxophonist and composer. Working in the […]

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Content provided by The National Museum of American History. Louis Armstrong was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on August 4, 1901. He was raised by his mother Mayann in a neighborhood so […]

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Content provided by The National Museum of American History. In the 1930s, amateur contests were among the most popular attractions at theaters in Ella Fitzgerald’s neighborhood of Harlem, NY. At […]

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Content provided by The National Museum of American History. Activity: Story 1 Duke Ellington, the ComposerDaybreak Express is one of Duke Ellington’s most original compositions. It provides a vivid picture of […]

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Lesson For This Week: “Groovin’ to Jazz Activity: Check out some great audio recordings this week, provided by The National Museum of American History. First, read the caption to the […]

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This week, we are going to dig a bit deeper into the history of jazz, and how America’s original true art form came to be. Below, you’ll find fun information, […]

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Is your student new to jazz? Are they currently participating in jazz music in school? Check out these great Children’s books about jazz, with a focus on the multicultural aspects […]

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As part of Jazz90.1 Kidz Zone, many of our DJ’s will be reading you fun stories about jazz! Check back often, and you never know which of your favorite DJ’s […]

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Jessica Spies – Staff Writer – Greece Post Greece, N.Y. – The small radio station WGMC-FM has found supporters in its hometown, Greece. And in Athens, Greece. While that station […]

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Alysa Stryker, Staff Writer – Greece, New York – November 24, 2010 – It’s no secret that independent radio stations around the country are fighting for their lives, fending off the push […]

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