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This is a timeline documenting events ofjazzin the year 2004.
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Events
[edit]January
[edit]- 22– The 7thPolarjazzstarted inLongyearbyen,Svalbard(January 22 – 25).[1]
- 30– The 23rd annual Djangofestival started on Cosmopolite inOslo, Norway(January 30 – 31).[2]
February
[edit]March
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at theMoers FestivalGermany 2004.
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at theMoers FestivalGermany 2004.
April
[edit]- 2
- The 31stVossajazzstarted atVoss,Norway(April 2 – 4).[3]
- Magne Thormodsæterwas awardedVossajazzprisen2004.[4]
- 3–Svein Folkvordperforms the commissioned workAcrossforVossajazz2004.[5]
May
[edit]- 19– The 32ndNattjazzstarted inBergen, Norway(May 19 – 29).[6]
- 28– The 33rdMoers Festivalstarted inMoers, Germany(May 28 – 31).[7]
June
[edit]- 28– The 16thJazz Fest Wienstarted inVienna, Austria(June 28 – July 14).[8]
- 30
- The 40thKongsberg Jazzfestivalstarted inKongsberg, Norway(June 30 – July 3).[9]
- The 25thMontreal International Jazz Festivalstarted inMontreal, Quebec,Canada (June 30 - July 11).[10]
July
[edit]- 2
- The 26thCopenhagen Jazz Festivalstarted inCopenhagen, Denmark(July 2 – 11).[11]
- The 38thMontreux Jazz Festivalstarted inMontreux, Switzerland(July 2 – 17).[12]
- 9– The 29thNorth Sea Jazz Festivalstarted inThe Hague,Netherlands(July 9 – 11).[13]
- 12– The 44thMoldejazzstarted inMolde, Norway(July 12 – 17).[14]
- 17
- The 21stStockholm Jazz Festivalstarted inStockholm, Sweden(July 17 – 24).[15]
- The 39thPori Jazz Festivalstarted inPori, Finland(July 17 – 25).[16]
- 21– The 57thNice Jazz Festivalstarted inNice, France(July 21 – 28).[17]
- 23– The 39thSan Sebastian Jazz Festivalstarted inSan Sebastian, Spain(July 23 – 28).[18]
August
[edit]- 9– The 19thOslo Jazzfestivalstarted inOslo, Norway(August 9–15).[19]
- 11
- The 50thNewport Jazz Festivalstarted inNewport, Rhode Island(August 11 – 15).[20]
- The 18thSildajazzstarted inHaugesund, Norway(August 11 – 15).[21]
- 13– The 21stBrecon Jazz Festivalstarted inBrecon, Wales(August 13 – 15).[22]
September
[edit]- 17– The 47thMonterey Jazz Festivalstarted inMonterey, California(September 17 – 19).[23]
October
[edit]November
[edit]- 12– The 13thLondon Jazz Festivalstarted inLondon, England(November 12 – 21).[24]
December
[edit]Album released
[edit]January
[edit]February
[edit]March
[edit]Day | Album | Artist | Label | Notes | Ref. |
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9 | Memphis Jazz Box | Various Artists | Select-O-Hits | Produced byJack Cooper | [25] |
April
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[edit]June
[edit]July
[edit]August
[edit]Day | Album | Artist | Label | Notes | Ref. |
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24 | Unspeakable | Bill Frisell | Nonesuch Records | Produced byHal Willner.Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Jazz Album | [26] |
31 | Land of the Sun | Charlie Haden | Verve Records | Produced byGonzalo Rubalcaba,Ruth Cameron,Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album | [27] |
Genius Loves Company | Ray Charlesand Various Artists | Concord/Hear Music | Produced by John Burk andPhil Ramone.Grammy Award for Album of the YearandRecord of the Year. | [28] |
September
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Deaths
[edit]- January
- 11–Anthony Lacen,American tubist and band leader (born1950).
- 15–Randolph Colville,Scottish clarinettist, saxophonist, bandleader, and arranger (born1942).
- 22
- Billy May,American composer, arranger, and trumpeter (born1916).
- Milt Bernhart,American trombonist (born1926).
- 25–J. R. Mitchell,American drummer and educator (born1937).
- 30
- Frank Mantooth,American pianist and arranger (born1947).
- Malachi Favors,American bassist (born1927).
- February
- 12–Preston Love,American alto saxophonist, bandleader, and songwriter (born1921).
- 14–Walter Perkins,American drummer (born1932).
- 15–Gil Coggins,American pianist (born1928).
- 16–Ella Johnson,American jazz and rhythm and blues vocalist (born1919).[30]
- 23
- Don Cornell,American singer (born1919).
- Neil Ardley,English pianist and composer (born1937).
- 26
- Jack Sperling,American drummer (born1922).
- Jimmy Coe,American saxophonist (born1921).
- March
- 9
- Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson,American composer (born1932).
- John Mayer,Indian composer (born1929).
- Tony Lee,British pianist (born1934).
- 16–Hank Marr,American Hammond B-3 organist (born1927).
- 18–Wallace Davenport,American trumpeter (born1925).
- 29–Colin Smith,English trumpeter (born1934).
- April
- 17–Joe Kennedy Jr.,American jazz violinist and educator (born1923).
- May
- 6—Barney Kessel,American guitarist (brain cancer) (born1923).[31]
- 12–John LaPorta,American clarinetist, composer and educator (born1920).[32]
- 17–Elvin Jones,American drummer,John Coltrane Quartet(born1927).[33]
- 21–Rick Henderson,American saxophonist and arranger (born1928).
- 25–John R. T. Davies,English trombonist, trumpeter, alto saxophonistaudio, and sound engineer (born1927).
- June
- 4—Steve Lacy,saxophonist and composer (born1934).
- 9—Bent Jædig,Danish tenor saxophonist and flautist (born1935).
- 10–Ray Charles,American singer-songwriter, musician, and composer (born1930).
- 17–Jackie Paris,American guitarist and singer (born1924).[34]
- July
- 20–James Williams,American pianist (born1951).
- 22–Illinois Jacquet,American saxophonist (born1922).[35]
- August
- 2—Don Tosti,American musician and composer (born1923).
- 7—G. T. Hogan,American drummer (born1929).
- 9—Tony Mottola,American guitarist (born1918).
- 14–Pete Strange,English trombonist (born1938).
- September
- 10–Gordon Brisker,American tenor saxophonist (born1937).
- 19–Waldren Joseph,American trombone (born1918).
- 23–Lucille Dixon Robertson,American upright bassist (born1923).
- 27–Louis Satterfield,American bassist and trombonist,The Pharaohs(born1937).
- October
- 2
- Bjørnar Andresen,Norwegian bassist (born1945).[36]
- Max Geldray,Dutch harmonica player (born1916).
- 3—Vernon Alley,American bassist (born1915).
- 10–Calvin Jones,American trombonist, bassist, pianist, bandleader, and composer (born1929).
- 15–Bill Eyden,English drummer (born1930).
- 24–Joe Springer,American pianist (born1916).
- 28
- Gil Mellé,American saxophonist (born1931).
- Robin Kenyatta,American alto saxophonist (born1942).
- November
- 1—Mark Ledford,American trumpeter, singer, and guitarist (born1960).
- 3—Joe Bushkin,American pianist (born1916).
- 6—Pete Jolly,American pianist and accordionist (born1932).
- 14–Michel Colombier,French composer, arranger, and conductor (born1939).
- 18–Cy Coleman,American composer, songwriter, and pianist (born1929).
- 20–Bob Maize,American upright bassist (born1945).
- 23–Billy "Uke" Scott,British ukulele player, composer, singer, and entertainer (born1923).
- December
- 12–Frank Isola,American drummer (born1925).
- 17–Dick Heckstall-Smith,English saxophonist (born1934).
- 26–Sigurd Køhn,Norwegian saxophonist (tsunami) (born1959).[37]
- 27–Hank Garland,American guitarist (born1930).
- 30–Artie Shaw,American clarinetist, composer, bandleader, and actor (born1910).[38]
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^"Polarjazz 78'N, 2004".MIC.no.Retrieved2016-04-23.
- ^"Django Festival in Norway 2004".MIC.no.Retrieved2017-02-28.
- ^"Vossa Jazz 2004"(in Norwegian). MIC.no.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"Vossa Jazz-prisen".Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^Øvrebø, Gro (2004-04-05)."Sjarmerte Vossajazz"(in Norwegian).NRK.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"Nattjazz 2004"(in Norwegian). MIC.no.Retrieved2016-02-27.
- ^"Moers Festival 2008".Moers Festival.Archived fromthe originalon 2016-03-08.Retrieved2016-03-02.
- ^"Jazz Fest Wien 2004: June 28 – July 14".Jazz Fest Wien.Retrieved2016-04-23.
- ^"Kongsberg Jazz Festival 2004".MIC.no.Retrieved2016-04-24.
- ^"Festival International de Jazz de Montréal 25th edition – June 30 to July 11, 2004".Montreal International Jazz Festival.Archived fromthe originalon March 6, 2016.RetrievedFebruary 27,2016.
- ^"Copenhagen Jazz Festival 2004".Festivalinfo.se. Archived fromthe originalon 2015-06-03.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"Montreux Jazz Festival 2004 Setlists".Setlist.fm.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"North Sea Jazz Festival 2004".North Sea Jazz Festival.Retrieved2016-04-23.
- ^"Moldejazz 12.-17. juli 2004"(in Norwegian).Moldejazz.Archived fromthe originalon 2016-03-05.Retrieved2016-04-24.
- ^"Stockholm Jazz Festival 2004".Festivalinfo.se.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"Pori Jazz Festival 2004 Setlists".Pori Jazz.Archived fromthe originalon 2016-03-06.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"Nice Jazz Festival 2004 Setlists".Setlist.fm.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"San Sebastian's Jazz Festival poster 2004".Pinterest.com.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"Oslo Jazzfestival 2004".MIC.no.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"Newport Jazz Festival 2004 Setlists".Setlist.fm.Retrieved2016-04-24.
- ^"Sildajazz 2004"(in Norwegian). MIC.no.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"Brecon Jazz Festival 2004".FriendsOfBreconJazz.com.Retrieved2016-04-24.
- ^Cox, Amy (2004-09-15)."Monterey Jazz Festival swings into action".CNN.Retrieved2016-04-24.
- ^"London Jazz Festival 2004".EuropeJazz.net.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^Westergaard, Sean."Memphis Jazz Box".AllMusic.com.Retrieved2016-04-30.
- ^Westergaard, Sean."Bill Frisell - Unspeakable".AllMusic.com.Retrieved2016-04-30.
- ^Jurek, Thom."Charlie Haden - Land of the Sun".AllMusic.com.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^Erlewine, Stephen Thomas."Ray Charles - Genius Loves Company".AllMusic.com.Retrieved2016-04-30.
- ^Conrad, Thomas."Maria Schneider Orchestra - Concert in the Garden".JazzTimes.Retrieved2016-04-30.
- ^Davis, Hank."Ella Johnson - Biography".AllMusic.Retrieved2017-04-17.
- ^Keepnews, Peter (2004-05-08)."Barney Kessel, 80, a Guitarist With Legends of Jazz, Is Dead".The New York Times.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^Yanow, Scott."John LaPorta - Biography".AllMusic.com.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^Mansbach, Adam (2004)."Elvin Jones 9/9/27-5/18/04".JazzTimes.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"Jackie Paris".Discogs.com.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^Vacher, Peter (2004-07-24)."Illinois Jacquet - obituarie".The Guardian.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^Johansen, Ivar Chr. (2004-10-06)."Bjørnar Andresen: 1.4. 1945 – 2.10. 2004"(in Norwegian). Ballade.no.Retrieved2016-03-27.
- ^"Sigurd Køhn - biography".LinerNotes.com. Archived fromthe originalon 2016-03-04.Retrieved2016-02-28.
- ^"Swing Era Bandleader Artie Shaw Dies".Billboard.2004-12-31.Retrieved2016-02-29.