Links
Afro-Cuba Web * Information on Cuban music, culture, and the African cultures of Cuba.
Latin Jazz on the Web * Listen to salsa, merengue, Afro-Cuban jazz, Bossa Nova and much more at WJYC.
The Brazilian Studies Association (BRASA) * BRASA is hosting an international congress on Brazilian studies from June 9-June 12, 2004, in Rio de Janeiro. I will be presenting a paper entitled Playing Bossa Nova Now: Bossa Nova and Generation X.
Jazz Improv Magazine * The best jazz magazine out there - lots of reviews, exercises, insightful articles.
Jazz Piano: Creative Concepts and Techniques * a book by Jeff Gardner. My favorite jazz piano method book. I've yet to encounter anything as comprehensive and enjoyable to work with.
Richmond Jazz Society * An organization that supports jazz musicians and the proliferation of jazz music to the greater Richmond community.
University of Richmond Music Department * My alma-mater. Now featuring a larger jazz community and great offerings in ethnomusicology. Stay tuned for the conference on Cuban and Brazil musics in 2006!
Matthew McCabe * A gifted sound engineer, composer, cellist, and computer whiz. A good friend. Check out my recording on Lullaby, a piece by Matthew McCabe on the "Music" page!
BuddhaNet * Comprehensive information on Buddhism, and Buddhism in America.
La Repubblica * It's always good to get a different perspective on the world. Here's the Italian viewpoint...
The Boston Red Sox * OK, I admit it - I'm a die-hard fan. Go Sox!
Chinese Calligraphy * Are you enjoying the calligraphy on the site? Want to find out more about the art of Chinese Calligraphy? This site provides a good overview of the major artists and innovators of this artform.
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