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WBEZ’s Richard Steele offers us a preview of the Chicago Jazz Festival, and sits down with jazz great Kurt Elling. And, we find out what it's like to try to make a living as a jazz musician in Chicago.

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Some Acts to Catch at the Chicago Jazz Festival

WBEZ’s Richard Steele offers us a preview of the Chicago Jazz Festival taking place Thursday through Sunday.

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Jazz Great Kurt Elling Sits Down with Richard Steele

Vocalist Kurt Elling talks about winning the Grammy for his latest project, and his dedication to Jazz.

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The Price of Keeping Jazz Alive in Chicago

Can Chicago’s jazz clubs support a jazz scene for much longer? We find out what it's like to try to make a living as a jazz musician in Chicago.

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'Jazz Loft Project' Captures Sights and Sounds of Jazz Legends

WBEZ’s Richard Steele guides us through the sights and sounds of The Jazz Loft Project.

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One Musician's Thoughts on Exclusion in the Jazz World

Musician and jazz historian Karl Seigfried shares his commentary on who he thinks the jazz world forgets.

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Paying Tribute to the Late, Great Fred Anderson

We take a listen to “Mr. Anderson,” a song from Karl Seigfried portraying the late Fred Anderson.

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