Leo Sidran is the host of The Third Story. He focuses on arts and entertainment, particularly in the realm of music, with a special emphasis on jazz music and its vibrant scenes, including influences from Canada and Montreal. Leo's work has been featured in WBGO and All About Jazz.
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Leo Sidran's articles primarily focus on profiling musicians and providing expert commentary in the entertainment industry, particularly music. If you are looking to reach out to Leo, consider offering profiles of emerging or established musicians with unique stories or insights into their artistic process.
Leo may also be interested in pitches related to events such as music festivals or concerts, especially those featuring jazz artists. Additionally, he could be open to expert commentary from individuals deeply involved in the music industry.
Since his geographic focus is local (United States, New Jersey, Newark), ensure that your pitch aligns with this region or has a connection that would make it relevant within this context.
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By: Leo Sidran
After the election of George W. Bush in 2000, Aaron Goldberg began wondering what he could do in the next election to help make a difference. At the time, he was a 26 year old pianist only a few years out of college, but who was quickly establishing himself as a credible musical voice in the jazz world, and a musician who is dedicated to helping move people in multiple senses of the word.
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Grammy-winning composer and NEA Jazz Master Maria Schneider on 30 years of the Maria Schneider Orchestra, her life and career, from her small-town
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