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October 1, 2022
Demystifying the Genius of Thelonious Monk
Journalist Marcus Crowder previews our annual birthday celebration of Thelonious Monk (Oct 5–10 Festival), speaking to Monk biographer Robin D.G. Kelley and NEA Jazz Master Kenny Barron, both of whom will be featured in special broadcasts available only on SFJAZZ At Home.
Read (Members Only)October 1, 2022
SFJAZZ Dialogues: Mariza and art making in covid
"The Queen of Fado" Mariza reveals how COVID affected her and her music deeply, and why she considers San Francisco a home. Mariza performs four nights at SFJAZZ Center on October 13-16, 2022, with the October 14 concert featured on SFJAZZ At Home's Fridays Live series.
Watch (Members Only)October 1, 2022
Demystifying the Genius of Thelonious Monk
Journalist Marcus Crowder previews our annual birthday celebration of Thelonious Monk (Oct 5–10 Festival), speaking to Monk biographer Robin D.G. Kelley and NEA Jazz Master Kenny Barron, both of whom will be featured in special broadcasts available only on SFJAZZ At Home.
Read (Members Only)October 1, 2022
SFJAZZ Dialogues: Mariza and art making in covid
"The Queen of Fado" Mariza reveals how COVID affected her and her music deeply, and why she considers San Francisco a home. Mariza performs four nights at SFJAZZ Center on October 13-16, 2022, with the October 14 concert featured on SFJAZZ At Home's Fridays Live series.
Watch (Members Only)October 1, 2022
SFJAZZ At Home: The Playlist
A deep dive into the recorded music of the artists featured on Fridays Live. Something fresh, something timeless, notable collaborations – you’ll find it all here! (Cover: Mariza)
ListenJune 27, 2022
SFJAZZ Center at 10: Looking Back. Pushing Ahead
The SFJAZZ 2022-23 Season is now on sale to the public, and we're looking forward to celebrating our 10th Season in the SFJAZZ Center with all of you. Here is a special piece by SFJAZZ staff writer Richard Scheinin that marks this historic occasion and appears in the 2022-23 Season catalog.
ReadOctober 1, 2022
SFJAZZ At Home: The Playlist
A deep dive into the recorded music of the artists featured on Fridays Live. Something fresh, something timeless, notable collaborations – you’ll find it all here! (Cover: Mariza)
ListenJune 27, 2022
SFJAZZ Center at 10: Looking Back. Pushing Ahead
The SFJAZZ 2022-23 Season is now on sale to the public, and we're looking forward to celebrating our 10th Season in the SFJAZZ Center with all of you. Here is a special piece by SFJAZZ staff writer Richard Scheinin that marks this historic occasion and appears in the 2022-23 Season catalog.
ReadSeptember 22, 2022
On The Record: Shai Maestro's "Human"
Israeli piano virtuoso and composer Shai Maestro returns with his quartet on September 24, performing music from his latest ECM release, "Human." Here’s a closer look at this remarkable album by one of jazz's most exciting young talents.
ReadSeptember 19, 2022
Freedom and Wonder: A Q&A with Charles Lloyd
Beginning September 29, Charles Lloyd returns for four nights with three remarkable trios. Staff writer Richard Scheinin spoke to the saxophonist, composer, bandleader, and 2015 NEA Jazz Master about his career and upcoming performances.
ReadSeptember 22, 2022
On The Record: Shai Maestro's "Human"
Israeli piano virtuoso and composer Shai Maestro returns with his quartet on September 24, performing music from his latest ECM release, "Human." Here’s a closer look at this remarkable album by one of jazz's most exciting young talents.
ReadSeptember 19, 2022
Freedom and Wonder: A Q&A with Charles Lloyd
Beginning September 29, Charles Lloyd returns for four nights with three remarkable trios. Staff writer Richard Scheinin spoke to the saxophonist, composer, bandleader, and 2015 NEA Jazz Master about his career and upcoming performances.
ReadSeptember 13, 2022
Family Style: A Q&A with Nate Smith
Drummer and composer Nate Smith performs with his KINFOLK project on September 22. Staff writer Richard Scheinin spoke to the prolific musician about his career, his upcoming performance, and most recent album.
ReadSeptember 12, 2022
On the Record: Joel Ross "The Parable of the Poet"
On September 23, vibraphonist and composer Joel Ross makes his SFJAZZ debut with music from "The Parable of the Poet." Here’s a closer look at this exciting new album.
ReadSeptember 13, 2022
Family Style: A Q&A with Nate Smith
Drummer and composer Nate Smith performs with his KINFOLK project on September 22. Staff writer Richard Scheinin spoke to the prolific musician about his career, his upcoming performance, and most recent album.
ReadSeptember 12, 2022
On the Record: Joel Ross "The Parable of the Poet"
On September 23, vibraphonist and composer Joel Ross makes his SFJAZZ debut with music from "The Parable of the Poet." Here’s a closer look at this exciting new album.
ReadSeptember 1, 2022
SFJAZZ At Home: Expanding the Concert Experience
For the inaugural edition of SFJAZZ Magazine, journalist Richard Scheinin uncovers the origin story of the program, its evolution throughout the pandemic, and what SFJAZZ Members should expect on the horizon.
Read (Members Only)September 1, 2022
SFJAZZ Dialogues: Charlie Musselwhite & Elvin Bishop
Ahead of the September 16th Fridays Live broadcast featuring Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite, the two blues legends join SFJAZZ Founder Randall Kline for a conversation about how the two developed their collaboration, from early days, migrating to Chicago, and eventually landing in the Bay Area.
Watch (Members Only)September 1, 2022
SFJAZZ At Home: Expanding the Concert Experience
For the inaugural edition of SFJAZZ Magazine, journalist Richard Scheinin uncovers the origin story of the program, its evolution throughout the pandemic, and what SFJAZZ Members should expect on the horizon.
Read (Members Only)September 1, 2022
SFJAZZ Dialogues: Charlie Musselwhite & Elvin Bishop
Ahead of the September 16th Fridays Live broadcast featuring Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite, the two blues legends join SFJAZZ Founder Randall Kline for a conversation about how the two developed their collaboration, from early days, migrating to Chicago, and eventually landing in the Bay Area.
Watch (Members Only)