Mark Turner Escapes the Shadow of John Coltrane Last fall, Mark Turner, the most influential jazz tenor saxophonist since John Coltrane, nearly sliced off two of his fingers By Devin Leonard
Three Tenors (No, Not Those) Walking in Coltrane’s Giant Steps Emboldened by the commercial success of trumpeter Wynton Marsalis and pianist Marcus Roberts in the 1980’s, the major labels took By Joseph Hooper
From A.I. IPOs to Lasting Wealth: Preparing for the Next Liquidity Wave By Mark Lehmann and Kris Reddaway
One Fine Show: “Björk, Echolalia” and “James Merry, Metamorphlings” at the National Gallery of Iceland By Dan Duray