Local leaders and businesses are sharing tributes to one of Rochester's most legendary musicians. Jazz musician Chuck Mangione.

Chuck was instrumental in growing the jazz department at the Eastman School of Music. He directed the Eastman Jazz Ensemble and was a big part of the famed Arrangers’ Holiday.“ ...

Chuck Mangione, the Rochester jazz legend who created hits like "Feels So Good", has died, his attorney confirmed.

An alum of Eastman School of Music — where he would later serve as faculty director of the Eastman Jazz Orchestra — Mangione played in a quintet called the Jazz Brothers with his brother ...

Born in 1940, Mangione was a Rochester native and attended the Eastman School of Music, the school he would where he would later serve as the faculty director of the college’s Jazz Orchestra.

An alum of Eastman School of Music — where he would later serve as faculty director of the Eastman Jazz Orchestra — Mangione played in a quintet called the Jazz Brothers with his brother ...

The Eastman School of Music graduate and jazz giant died peacefully in Rochester, where he remained a beloved local icon.

Chuck was instrumental in growing the jazz department at the Eastman School of Music. He directed the Eastman Jazz Ensemble and was a big part of the famed Arranger’s holiday.“ ...

Chuck was instrumental in growing the jazz department at the Eastman School of Music. He directed the Eastman Jazz Ensemble and was a big part of the famed Arranger’s holiday.“ ...