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Joe Negri, Jazz Guitarist and Mister Rogers’ ‘Handyman,’ Dies at 99

Decades of teaching with a steady television presence left a lasting influence on Pittsburgh’s music community.

Sonny Rollins Dies at 95

Miles Davis at 100: Estate Readies Archives, Biopic

Sonny Rollins Dies at 95 in Woodstock

International Jazz Day Puts Chicago’s All‑Star Concert in the Spotlight as Global Events Unfold

Grant Gee’s ‘Everybody Digs Bill Evans’ Bows in Berlinale Competition

PBS Debuts Henry Louis Gates Jr.’s Four-Part Black and Jewish America Docuseries

Lizzo Sets Blue Note Club Residencies With Jazz-Flute Reworkings as Presale Starts

Artist Cancellations Grow at Kennedy Center After Trump Renaming

Kennedy Center Fallout Deepens With Ratings Slide and Artist Cancellations

More Artists Cancel Trump‑Kennedy Center Shows After Renaming

Kennedy Center Seeks $1 Million From Musician Who Canceled Christmas Eve Jazz Show in Protest

Kennedy Center Christmas Eve Jazz Show Canceled as Legal Fight Over Trump Renaming Deepens

Ernesto Acher, Les Luthiers Mainstay Who Bridged Music and Humor, Dies at 86

Laurie Anderson’s ‘x²’ Transfixes Barcelona With Song-Driven, Multimedia Set

Jazz Great Yosuke Yamashita, 83, To Pause Performances After Year-End

Jack DeJohnette, Influential Jazz Drummer, Dies at 83

Family Pays Tribute to Lauren Surridge After Fatal A556 Crash as Police Seek Information

Joan Collins, 92, Walks Son Alexander Newley Down the Aisle at Lakeside Salzburg Wedding

Jim McNeely, Influential HR-Bigband Leader, Dies at 76