Researched musician profile
About Marshall Keys
Keys's official biography traces his start in the D.C. Youth Orchestra Program and jazz study at Howard University into a long Washington performance career.[1]
His project guide documents Carr-Keys, Peña Prince & Keys, Blackbyrds work, and leader settings that connect straight-ahead jazz, soul, and improvisation.[2]
Times Aligned
Keys's official site presents the album as a leader recording built from original compositions and collaborations.[3]
Carr-Keys
The project guide pairs Keys's alto saxophone with tenor saxophonist Paul Carr in a jazz-and-soul setting.[2]
Washington institutions
The biography documents projects with the Smithsonian, National Gallery of Art, National Cathedral, and D.C. ensembles.[1]






