Jazz Across the Arts resources
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A reading of Huckleberry Finn as exhibiting both the tragic and the redemptive qualities of the blues.
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Two poets discuss how they came to jazz.
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Travis Jackson on jazz, poetry, and the creative tradition tying them together.
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Vijay Iyer on story-telling and jazz.
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Jazz in African-American visual art.
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Jacqui Malone explores the intertwined histories of jazz and dance.
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About jazz and visual art.
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Ellington's inspiration from Harlem Renaissance authors.
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Jazz in black literature and film.
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A review of "Jazz Modernism, From Ellington and Armstrong to Matisse and Joyce."
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Professor John Szwed offers a course on jazz and film.
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An extensive bibliography of readings on jazz in film.
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An annotated list of films essential to the study of jazz.
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Krin Gabbard on jazz and film.
A reading of Huckleberry Finn as exhibiting both the tragic and the redemptive qualities of the blues.
Two poets discuss how they came to jazz.
Travis Jackson on jazz, poetry, and the creative tradition tying them together.
Vijay Iyer on story-telling and jazz.
Jazz in African-American visual art.
Jacqui Malone explores the intertwined histories of jazz and dance.
About jazz and visual art.
Ellington's inspiration from Harlem Renaissance authors.
A review of "Jazz Modernism, From Ellington and Armstrong to Matisse and Joyce."
Thelonious Monk on film.