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Category Archives: Jazz and Basketball
Basketball, Grad School, and Jazz — California, Here I Come!
If you’ve been wondering what’s kept me quiet here at the blog for the past couple of months, it has been the extremely stressful and nerve-wracking process that is graduate school admissions. US News’ Education page and Online Graduate Programs both … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Jazz and Basketball, Links
Tagged ethnomusicology, Thelonious Monk Institute, UCLA
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Trombone Shorty and Christian Scott As NBA Superstars
Thanks to a tweet by freeform, I was just hipped to this recent article in the Wall Street Journal by jazz writer Larry Blumenfeld about New Orleans wunderkinds Christian Scott and Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews. It’s well-done, so give it … Continue reading
Are Jazz and Basketball Related?
Exploring the similarities between jazz and basketball Continue reading
Posted in Jazz and Basketball
Tagged Basketball, JALC, Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York Times, Truehoop, Wynton Marsalis
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Something I don’t expect to be posting much …
Since I started Lubricity last week, I’ve been thinking about the meaning of the word and, ironically, how this space will define itself in its own non-definitional way. One way of going about this has been to think about what … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz and Basketball, Resisting Definition
Tagged death, smooth jazz, Wayman Tisdale
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