What does CHJB stand for?

Carnegie Hall Jazz Band

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Braden has worked, recorded and performed with jazz greats Betty Carter, Wynton Marsalis and renowned groups such as the Mingus Big Band, the Dizzy Gillespie All-Stars and the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band.

Saxophonist to headline LCC, UO jazz fest

Wess last played here with the now-defunct Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, on a tribute concert to drummer Clarence Acox, who co-directs the SRJO and serves as band director at award-winning Garfield High School.

Wess is more than a jazz character; he still casts horn magic at 80

5, 1999-- Since its start in 1992, the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band has earned a reputation as one of the most important ensembles in the world of jazz.

Carnegie Hall Jazz Band Makes McCallum Debut

Volunteers are putting together a program featuring jazz singer Ernestine Anderson and the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band.

He's very bash-full on Seattle

The others are Virginia Rodrigues (April 10), the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band (April 21) and the Afro-Cuban All-Stars (June 3).

It's the Basie band, loud and clear

At Monterey, the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band recapitulated "Gillespiana," a suite written by Lalo Schifrin for Dizzy Gillespie and originally commissioned by the festival in 1961.

EARSHOT FEST HAS BIG SHOES TO FILL ON WEST COAST