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Daily Archives: July 15, 2011
From Jazz to Jazzy: What happens when an expanding genre buries the music
Many festivals and venues have begun to diversify their music in order to capture a larger audience. You can find examples across the country, starting with the Beaches Jazz Festival, which commonly hosts rock and reggae bands, to the Ottawa … Continue reading
