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Sharonne Cohen

  • Freelance Music Writer and Contributor, JazzTimes
Montreal
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In Memoriam: Oliver Jones, 1934–2026

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By Sharonne Cohen   I  Aug. 18, 2026 ​Oliver Jones’ debut album, Live At Biddle’s Jazz & Ribs, was recorded in 1983, the first release on the Montreal-based label Justin Time. (Photo: Sharonne Cohen) The passing of Canadian treasure Oliver Jones on July 22, at the age of 91, has left a void in the Montreal jazz community and beyond. “He was an incredible musician whose humanity truly spoke through his music,” reflects Jim Doxas, Jones’ longtime accompanist.
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Oscar Peterson at 100: A Worldwide Celebration

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News, From the Magazine, Oscar Peterson By Sharonne Cohen   I  Nov. 18, 2025 In the pantheon of jazz luminaries, few shine as brightly, or swing as hard, as Oscar Peterson. A century ago, a musical supernova was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, destined to redefine the very essence of jazz piano.
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Rachel Therrien Explores Finding ‘Home’

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News, From the Magazine, Rachel Therrien By Sharonne Cohen   I  Jun. 24, 2025 What constitutes a home? Is it a physical place, a space shared with loved ones? A feeling? Montreal/New York trumpeter Rachel Therrien’s eighth album is entitled Mi Hogar II, Spanish for “my home,” recorded with an expanded constellation of her longstanding Latin Jazz Project. Her physical home is “a bit of a moving target,” with Therrien spending time between New York and Montreal, as well as on the road.
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