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A new box set shines light on the saxophonist’s creative process within the context of his musical circle.

With a new album in tow, trombonist/composer Siegel leads a fresh and unusual set at The Octopus Literary Salon.

Jennifer Koh, Rachel Barton Pine, and Hugh Marsh tap into fresh founts of inspiration ranging from rural blues to electronic processing.

A lush, three-disc set from Resonance Records taps deep into the Eric Dolphy legacy.

Recordings of new music rooted in tradition that still is uncompromisingly contemporary — and sometimes unsettling.

A deluxe set captures the highpoints and variations in the revered ensemble’s marvelous sound over the decades.

In the latest recordings from Robert Honstein and Rob Schwimmer, the soloist is the whole story, while Simone Dinnerstein and A Far Cry take on Philip Glass's Piano Concerto No. 3.

The first complete recording of the famous 1937 agit-prop opera is surprisingly timely.

A lost Coltrane album and a document of the final tour Miles Davis and Coltrane made together.

Jazz pianist Dr. Valerie Capers talks about her album Wagner Takes the A Train.