World-renowned jazz musician Wynton Marsalis tells "CBS Mornings" co-anchor Gayle King about building the historic Frederick P. Rose Hall, the artist who inspired him, and more.

Reporting from the opening weekend of the biggest jazz festival in the world, we find a stellar line-up informed by jazz’s ...

For two decades Wynton Marsalis ruled the jazz universe, enjoying virtually unqualified admiration as a musician and unsurpassed influence as the music's leading promoter and definer. But after a ...

Wynton Marsalis: The melody of that song is the chant, "Black Lives Matters." We have some sections where the horns improvise together. Like, the trumpet and the trombone play a solo and share space.

What: Jazz trumpeter Wynton Marsalis and a 10-piece jazz ensemble with pianist Cecile Licad play live for a screening of “Louis,” a silent movie about Louis Armstrong.

Top HBCU jazz ensembles join Wynton Marsalis for a powerful night of music and legacy. In an inspiring partnership, Wynton Marsalis and Virginia Arts Festival present a three-day residency ...

Wynton Marsalis, left, is shown with Stevie Wonder and former San Diego Whoopi Goldberg. Marsalis played songs by Wonder as a teenage member of the New Orleans funk band, The Creators.

Jazz history will come to life in the Bay Area when the black-and-white silent film “Louis” is paired with a live musical score by famed trumpeter Wynton Marsalis. The 2010 feature by director ...

Jazz legend Wynton Marsalis joined Andrea Mitchell Reports Monday to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Jazz at Lincoln Center, for which he serves as Managing. IE 11 is not supported.

Some might call nine-time Grammy Award winner Wynton Marsalis a musical genius. But that’s not a label Marsalis is interested in wearing. “Well, I don’t ...