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Trumpeter Bell Thompson found her way to Philadelphia through a mentor, Terell Stafford. During a recent visit to WRTI, she talked with Nicole Sweeney, and played music from her new debut, Most Prized.
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The Temple University Jazz Band took first place in the prestigious 2026 National Collegiate Jazz Championship, at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York. Read our coverage — and hear the three arrangements the band played in competition, recorded at their winter concert.
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Terell Stafford upholds a radically holistic ideal as a jazz educator. His insights on jazz education have implications far beyond the classroom, as you'll hear in this dynamic episode.
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Playing in the Philadelphia area this week are Makaya McCraven, Julian Lage, and the Terell Stafford Quintet — read about them and more in this week's Moment's Notice.
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A pair of experimental-music titans join forces this weekend, and that's just the tip of the iceberg. Also in Moment's Notice this week: trumpeter Terell Stafford blows up Notsolatin, and the bright young singer Julia Danielle rolls into Chris' Jazz Cafe.
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A classic McCoy Tyner composition provides the spark for a spirited performance by the Temple Jazz Faculty Sextet, featuring trumpeter Terell Stafford, alto saxophonist Dick Oatts, and pianist and arranger Bruce Barth. A WRTI video premiere.
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This week in Moment's Notice, Chris' Jazz Cafe kicks off its 35th anniversary celebration, April Varner plays the Barnes, and Terell Stafford rolls into South
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Trumpeter and composer Terell Stafford speaks with WRTI's Josh Jackson about the shift in mindset that informed his dynamic new album, 'Between Two Worlds.'
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Gregory Porter at the Dell, Terell Stafford at South, and more — all in this week's guide to live jazz in the Philadelphia area.
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Billy Childs wrote his new piece 'Labyrinth,' as a musical puzzle for the Temple University Studio Orchestra to solve. A member of the saxophone section offers this inside view on the piece, which will also be on the program in a concert at Jazz at Lincoln Center this Sunday.