News and updates

posted on Wednesday, November 1, 2023

Ken Field interview in DINGO Australian Jazz Journal Issue #06

An interview with Ken Field, conducted by Editor Adam Simmons, appears in Issue #06 of DINGO, the Australian Jazz Journal.  Click here to view a pdf.

posted on Sunday, August 21, 2022

Field interviewed on WOMR Arts Week

Ken Field was interviewed by writer Jeannette de Beauvoir for WOMR radio's Arts Week program 2022-07-07 regarding "A Symphony of Crickets".  Segment begins at 17:20.

posted on Monday, August 1, 2022

Field interviewed as part of The Jenks Center "Composer's Corner" series

Ken Field was interviewed by musician & composer Andrew Celentano for the "Composer's Corner" series presented by The Jenks Center.

posted on Friday, September 2, 2022

Field interviewed by Prof. Pierre Tchetgen for Northeastern University Music2101 Class

Ken Field was interviewed by musician & composer Prof. Pierre Tchetgen for Northeastern University Music 2101 class, 2022-06-27.

posted on Thursday, June 2, 2022

Summer 2022 gets busy!

A few great things going on this summer!

• Field's Revolutionary Funk project appears every Saturday night from 9-10:30pm at The Club in beautiful Provincetown, MA on Cape Cod, bringing B3 organ-based groove & funk to that very happening venue, with a rotating cast of incredible musicians!

• Field and Tunisian-born oud master Walid Zairi have begun work on an exciting new, as yet unnamed, collaborative duo project.  They will be working thru the summer to build a collection of original compositions & unusual arrangements for saxophone & oud, including a unique treatment of a composition by J.S.Bach.

• A Symphony of Crickets is a music and spoken word performance based on the poetry of award-winning African American writer & musician Charles Coe. Mr. Coe will read selected works with musical interludes performed by an all-star 5-piece ensemble of outstanding musicians and vocalists. With a wide ranging song list inspired by the text of the poems, the music will traverse jazz, funk, r&b, delta blues, and even classical styles, strung together in a seamless sequence outlining in words and tones the breadth of the American musical experience: