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SUMMARY:Jazzmeia Horn at SOUTH
DESCRIPTION:Two chances to see her: 7 PM and 9:30 PM on Friday and Saturday\n\n2017 & 2019 Grammy Award Nominee\, 2013 Winner of The Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition & 2015 Winner of The Thelonius Monk Institute International Jazz Competition\n\n“Horn has a thrilling presence with a musical sensibility that strikes a deft balance between mid-century jazz and contemporary neo-soul.” – DownBeat Magazine\n\n“The next big carrier of straight-ahead jazz’s vocal tradition.”\n– The New York Times
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/jazzmeia-horn-at-south/
LOCATION:South Jazz Club\, 600 N Broad St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19130\, United States
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SUMMARY:Jazz Jam with The Ironman Trio
DESCRIPTION:World Cafe Live’s long-running Jazz Jam is for musicians and listeners alike. House band The Ironman Trio will start the evening with a few tunes before they invite a rotating lineup of players to the stage. Instrumentals and vocalists are welcome to sign up and sit in throughout the evening. \nThe Ironman Trio is Francis Gattis on Drums\, Chris Coyle on Bass\, and Marcell Bellinger on Piano.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/jazz-jam-with-the-ironman-trio/
LOCATION:World Cafe Live\, 3025 Walnut St.\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19104\, United States
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SUMMARY:Jazz At Lemon Hill / Mother's Day Community Concert
DESCRIPTION:Part of jazz in fairmount’s ongoing community concert series\, this mother’s day program will feature two musical experiences for the whole family. jazz at lemon hill is a community-focused\, family friendly\, event featuring local artists\, businesses\, and neighborhood partners. all artists are local philly musicians ready to share their talent with our community. \n4p – 4:30p – music with gina – family focused music featuring early childhood – prek programming (all ages encouraged)! \n4:30p – 6p – lucas brown trio – lucas is a local jazz organist who performs nationally as a touring artist. most recently\, he has been touring with joey defrancesco. we’re excited to have his group perform for our community! \n+ this is a ‘pay what you wish’ donation based event. you will be asked to choose the amount you wish to donate in the booking. \n+ concerts will take place at the lemon hill pavilion (main picnic site near the mansion) \n+ as a special mother’s day treat\, we will have local treats available from fairmount’s own new june bakery. cupcakes and cookies will be available for purchase\, with all proceeds going to support future programming for jazz in fairmount events. \n+ bring a blanket\, snacks\, and friends! \n*this event is presented in partnership with jazz in fairmount and lemon hill neighbors association\, and kith +kin. registration is recommended with a suggested donation to help support our programming. our programs remain free and open to the public\, all donations are appreciated and help sustain programs like this!
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/jazz-at-lemon-hill-mothers-day-community-concert/
LOCATION:Lemon Hill Fairmount Park\, Lemon Hill Dr.\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19130\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220506T160000
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SUMMARY:Happy Hour Sessions at the Kimmel
DESCRIPTION:Meet up\, mix\, and mingle. Shake off the workday and head to the Kimmel to grab drinks\, catch up with friends\, and enjoy free\, live entertainment. Performances capture a wide-ranging roster of top-shelf DJs\, bands\, and emcees.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/happy-hour-sessions-at-the-kimmel/
LOCATION:Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts\, 300 S Broad St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19102
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SUMMARY:Kelly Center Jazz Cocktail
DESCRIPTION:Jazz Cocktail – First Thursday Every Month \nDo you like Jazz?  Do you play?  You are invited to sit in or just sit back and enjoy!  The first Thursday of each month Mike Kaplan of MK and Friends hosts the Kelly Center Jazz Cocktail\, a jam from 7 to 8:30pm. All are welcome! \nFor more info\, contact Mike Kaplan mikek13@verizon.net \nA “jam” is an open session where musicians can gather to play music. The Kelly Center Jazz Cocktail Jam welcomes players at all skill levels to participate at whatever level is comfortable for them. \nFREE admission for all.  Donations appreciated at the Jam or Venmo @Kelly4music or PayPal/Credit Card https://kellycenter.org/contribute/ \nBYOB welcome for 21+ \nDoors open at 7:00 pm \nFree Parking in Oakmont Municipal lot behind Kelly Center off Darby Road \nThe Kelly Center is operated by Kelly Music for Life\, Inc.\, a non-profit 501c3 pure public charity that supports Music Education\, the Arts\, and other community initiatives.  For more information visit https://kellymusicforlife.org or https://kellycenter.org
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/kelly-center-jazz-cocktail/
LOCATION:The Kelly Center\, 4 E. Eagle Rd.\, Havertown\, PA\, 19083\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured
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SUMMARY:Mysterious Traveler All Stars at Parkway Central Library
DESCRIPTION:The Office of Arts\, Culture and the Creative Economy invites you to celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month in Philadelphia this April with free Neighborhood Jazz Performances. \nThe Mysterious Traveler All Stars are an ensemble of some of the best composers and performers culled from the six year old\, Mysterious Traveler Concert Series\, presented as a collaboration between the Free Library of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Jazz Project. The series \,which presented monthly concerts from September through May\, showcased young and not so young\, Philadelphia Jazz artists. The name of the series emphasized the need for these highly talented artists and the general public to get acquainted\, making these strangers no longer mysterious\, but friends and fans. Most important\, these concerts were free to the general public. You didn’t have to be a hipster or a Jazz expert to attend. You just had to show up and enjoy yourself. \nThis event is presented as part of Philly Celebrates Jazz in partnership with Philadelphia Jazz Project.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/mysterious-traveler-all-stars-at-parkway-central-library/
LOCATION:Parkway Central Library\, 1901 Vine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19103\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured
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SUMMARY:Jazz Bridge presents Jazz Appreciation Month: Tim Brey
DESCRIPTION:The Office of Arts\, Culture and the Creative Economy invites you to celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month in Philadelphia this April with free Neighborhood Jazz Performances. \nPianist Tim Brey is an in-demand jazz pianist\, composer and educator living in Philadelphia. Tim is a graduate of Temple University with a Bachelor’s of Music in Jazz Studies\, where he studied under pianist Bruce Barth. He has had the privilege of performing in small groups led by Terell Stafford\, Veronica Swift\, Dick Oatts\, Rodney Whitaker\, Steve Wilson\, Eric Alexander\, Noah Preminger; featured in ensembles with Branford Marsalis\, Dee Dee Bridgewater\, Wycliffe Gordon\, Houston Person\, Karrin Allyson\, and many more. Brey’s extensive knowledge of the Great American Songbook and bebop tradition\, as well as his forays into jazz fusion\, hip-hop\, R&B\, and house music have led him to a diverse career as a solo pianist/keyboardist\, bandleader\, and sideman in Philadelphia and beyond. \nThis event is presented as part of Philly Celebrates Jazz in partnership with Jazz Bridge.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/jazz-bridge-presents-jazz-appreciation-month-tim-brey/
LOCATION:PA
CATEGORIES:Featured
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SUMMARY:Jazz Bridge welcomes violinist Ben Sutin in a celebration of John Blake\, Jr
DESCRIPTION:Violinist Ben Sutin celebrates the 75th Birthday of John Blake\, Jr.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nJazz Bridge President and vocalist\, Rhenda Fearrington proudly hosts “Jazz @ Fellowship Hall” Third Wednesdays Concert Series at Ridge Avenue Methodist Church\, 7811 Ridge Avenue\, Phila.\, PA 19128. \nPlease join us on April 20\, 2022 as we welcome violinist Ben Sutin in a celebration of the late John Blake Jr.\, 75th birthday to Fellowship Hall. Showtime is 7:30 p.m. \nTickets: $15 online in advance at Eventbrite or at the door. Students admission is $5 with ID and children under 12 years old get in for free! But you must register at Eventbrite. \nMASKS ARE REQUIRED. PROOF OF VACCINATION IS REQUIRED. \nThis venue has limited seating capacity\, so buy your ticket in advance and early to avoid a sell-out. \n“Motivated by a diverse musical palate and burning passion to connect with people of all creeds through his music\, Benjamin Sutin has been residing in New York City for just under ten years where he has made a mark as an eclectic\, diverse and sought-after violinist\, violist\, pianist and composer in a host of musical genres including jazz\, Latin jazz\, rock and klezmer\, all of which has inspired his own original music.” \nAfter being enamored by the vocal qualities of the violin\, Benjamin began studying Suzuki violin at age five\, adding piano just a few years later. His career began to blossom when he started showing an interest in jazz\, just months before his 13th birthday. \nIt all started with a summer long workshop with saxophonist\, Odean Pope at the famed Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz in Philadelphia\, the only education institution at the time willing to accept a violinist into their program. Soon after\, Benjamin started studying privately with legendary jazz violinist John Blake Jr. among other Philadelphia based jazz luminaries on faculty at the Clef Club. \nSutin has since had the privilege of performing in venues such as: Carnegie Hall’s Stern Auditorium\, The Kennedy Center\, The Apollo Theater\, NJPAC\, Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola\, Lincoln Center’s Appel Room\, Smoke Jazz Club\, Microsoft Theater (Staples Center)\, the Nassau Coliseum\, Oracle Center\, Clifford Brown Jazz Festival\, Ravinia Festival\, Saratoga Performing Arts Center\, among many more. \nSutin joined Bobby Sanabria’s Multiverse Big Band in 2017 for the recording of their now Grammy Nominated and Jazz Journalist Association’s “Record of The Year” album\, West Side Story Reimagined. He is now a regular member of the group\, as well a frequent on-call sub for multiple salsa bands throughout NYC. \nSutin graduated from Manhattan School of Music in 2015 with a BM in Jazz Violin Performance. \nJohn Blake\, Jr. was one of the world’s leading jazz violinists for over four decades. Classically trained\, Blake first gained recognition on early-’70s recordings he made with Archie Shepp and in the mid-70s became established with a global audience during three years recording and touring as a member of Grover Washington\, Jr.’s popular “crossover” jazz band. \nHe then spent five years working extensively as a member of various ensembles led by pianist McCoy Tyner. Among other artists with whom Blake has performed and/or recorded with were the Duke Ellington Orchestra\, Turtle Island String Quartet\, Quartet Indigo\, the Steve Turre Sextet\, the Billy Taylor Trio\, Avery Sharpe\, Cecil McBee\, Jay Hoggard and James Newton. \nHe released his sixth album\, Quest that reunited him with Grover Washington and featured Joe Ford\, Charles Fambrough\, Ben Riley\, Omar Hill\, Joey Calderazzo\, on Sunnyside Records 1992. \nJazz Bridge\, an award-winning nonprofit dedicated to assisting Greater Philadelphia Metro area jazz and blues musicians and vocalists in times of crisis\, sponsors these neighborhood concerts throughout the region to keep the sound of Philadelphia alive. \nFor more info call: 215-280-2254\, 215-517-8337 or visit online at jazzbridge.org/events/neighborhood-concerts.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/jazz-bridge-welcomes-violinist-ben-sutin-in-a-celebration-of-john-blake-jr/
LOCATION:Ridge Avenue United Methodist Church\, 7811 Ridge Avenue\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19128
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SUMMARY:Matthew Parrish Philly Express Band at Cherry Street Pier
DESCRIPTION:A Jazz Appreciation Month concert featuring Matthew Parrish on bass\, Josh Evans on trumpet\, Khary Abdul-Shaheed on drums\, Behn Gillece on vibes\, Joe Block on piano\, and special guest artist Camille Thurman on sax and vocalist Michelle Lordi. \nMore information can be found at this link here.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/matthew-parrish-philly-express-band-at-cherry-street-pier/
LOCATION:Cherry St Pier\, 121 N Christopher Columbus Blvd\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220412T220000
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SUMMARY:Jazz and Gospel Choir Concert
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to encounter the great American tradition of Jazz and Gospel music.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nYou are invited to encounter the great American tradition of Jazz and Gospel music featuring students\, faculty and guests of the School of Music. Jazz director Daniel Bennett\, world-renowned jazz artist and American saxophonist\, and Gospel Choir director Deion Payton\, Philadelphia’s rising gospel music star and Cairn alumnus\, lead our students in a musical experience of excitement\, contemplation and worship.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/jazz-and-gospel-choir-concert/
LOCATION:Cairn University\, 200 Manor Avenue\, Langhorne\, PA\, 19047
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220411T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220411T223000
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SUMMARY:Nightlife at the Kimmel Featuring Josh Lee and The Extended Family and Philly Lindy Throwdown
DESCRIPTION:Nightlife meets….something new! It’s a free concert and a party – all powered by the brightest talent the region has to offer. From bebop to hip-hop\, neo-soul to salsa\, the music doesn’t stop! An eclectic series of performance events in partnership with Jazz Philadelphia\, REC Philly\, and MALPICA & AFROTAINO. \nPartnered experience with Jazz Philadelphia \nFeaturing Josh Lee and The Extended Family and Philly Lindy Throwdown\, Led by Nick Cruickshank
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/nightlife-at-the-kimmel-featuring-josh-lee-and-the-extended-family-and-philly-lindy-throwdown/
LOCATION:Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts\, 300 S Broad St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19102
CATEGORIES:Featured
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SUMMARY:AMLA’s Artists at Teatro Esperanza
DESCRIPTION:Teaching artists from Artístas y Músicos Latino Americanos (AMLA) will present an evening of music that celebrates the cultural connection between jazz Latin American music. The group of celebrated artists will perform a series of Latin Jazz pieces as well as some jazz standards with a Latin twist. The presentation will include a Q&A section designed to educate and empower the with music and information.  \nThe event is a Jazz Appreciation Month concert in partnership with The Office of Arts\, Culture and the Creative Economy and curated by AMLA’s Artistic Director\, Suzzette Ortiz. It will feature Luis Gonzalez on bass\, Mariano Medina on percussion\, Stephen Lorek on guitar\, Daniel de Jesús on Violin and Cello\, and Richard Tucker. \nAMLA’s Teachers/Artists performing: \nLuis Gonzalez on bass– Luis is a former AMLA student renowned in our Philadelphia community\, especially playing Christian salsa music. He has performed with Philly salsa legends like Wanda Rivera\, Foto Rodriguez and Orquesta La Unica\, and Jimmy Negron’s Zarza Ardiente. \nMariano Medina on percussion– Mariano is a vibrant percussionist versatile in many styles. He studied with renowned percussionist Pablo Batista. Mariano continues to be very active in the Latin music scene and plays along with many bands in the Mid-Atlantic Region. He currently plays with salsa artist Grammy-nominated Frankie Negron\, Grammy winner Willy Torres and a new upcoming group based out of New York FUNK SALSA URBAN. He is presently a Latin percussion teacher at AMLA music school. \nStephen Lorek on guitar– a singer-songwriter and an artist of rare form\, cutting his teeth with Modern Rock with his national touring band Shark tape and swooning audiences with his folk-influenced melodies deep lyrics. Lorek has been featured on WXPN\, performed with Phil Lesh\, and won the John Lennon songwriter contest. Based in Philadelphia\, he is a performer\, teaching artist\, and co-owner of the Doff and Tulip recording studio. \nRichard Tucker– Richard Tucker is a pillar of the AMLA family. He is an accomplished Jazz and bass player and an outstanding music engineer. Richard studied Mechanical Engineering at Temple University. He is very active in the Philadelphia scene performing in venues like Relish\, Warm Daddy’s\, and the like. He has been an AMLA teacher for more than 25 years. \nDaniel de Jesús on Violin and Cello -Daniel de Jesús is a painter\, composer\, and songwriter versed in the worlds of visual & sonic tapestries. De Jesús finds inspiration from historical figures like mystics\, scholars\, artists\, and martyrs; all of these are their muses. Daniel de Jesús has ten studio recordings of their music and performs with interdisciplinary artists and rock bands in the region and worldwide. He is currently the driving force of AMLA music school\, serving as the Music Education and Community Outreach Director. \nSuzzette Ortiz on piano – is a gifted pianist\, singer\, arranger\, composer\, and choral conductor. She is a graduate of Temple University\, Philadelphia\, and the Conservatory of Music in P.R. She has received multiple nationally and internationally awards as a choir conductor. She currently serves as Artistic Director of AMLA. Ortiz has been a luminary in Philadelphia’s Latin Music scene for the better part of three decades. She performed with the female Latin-jazz group ELLAS founded at AMLA\, and garnered four Latin Grammy nominations with Philadelphia salsa group Orquesta La Paz. Jazz Bridge Philadelphia Real Book\, J.W. Pepper\, and Hall Leonard have published some of her compositions.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/amlas-artists-at-teatro-esperanza/
LOCATION:Esperanza Arts Center\, 4261 N 5th St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19140
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SUMMARY:Jazz Bridge welcomes percussionist Joey Harrison and his group to Chelteham
DESCRIPTION:Percussionist Joe Harrison brings his group to Jazz Bridge’s Cheltenham Concert Series\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nPianist Dave Posmontier hosts “Jazz @ The Center” First Wednesday Neighborhood Concerts Series at the Cheltenham Center for the Arts\, 439 Ashbourne Road\, Cheltenham\, PA\, 19012. \nPlease join us on April 6\, 2022 as we welcome percussionist Joe Harrison and his group to Cheltenham. Showtime is 7:30 p.m. \nTickets: $15 online in advance at Eventbrite or at the door. Students admission is $5 with ID and children under 12 years old get in for free! But you must register at Eventbrite. MASKS ARE REQUIRED. PROOF OF VACCINATION IS REQUIRED. \nThis venue has limited seating capacity\, so buy your ticket in advance and early to avoid a sell-out. \nJoe Harrison is a Philadelphia-based percussionist and collaborator whose work celebrates African musical traditions. His Spirit in Jazz Project brings together some of the finest musicians in Philadelphia who delight audiences with spiritually-grounded jazz performances. Joe’s approach to his work is Pan-African\, and therefore his performances are supported by African\, African-American\, Afro-Cuban and Afro-Brazilian rhythms. The objective of the Joey Harrison Group is to promote spiritually grounded music in a variety of settings. He strives to provide the listener with high caliber music that feeds the soul. \nHarrison currently serves as the percussion at Canaan Baptist Church. Joe also was a member of God’s Community Choir under the leadership of the distinguished Cora Wells. Harrison has been influenced by the region’s best musicians\, having studied percussion with the late Doc Gibbs\, Orlando Fior\, Omar Hill\, Jan Jeffries\, Charles Walker and Juan “Cuco” Castellanos. He also studied and performed with the Tuskegee City Dance Theater Company under the direction of Dyann Robinson. Joe has enjoyed performing with musical talents like the late Sam Reed\, Kenney Gates\, Thanny Nixon\, Tim Hutson\, Randy Gibson\, Adam Faulk\, Webb Thomas\, Immanuel Wilkins\, Yesseh Ali\, Nasir Dickerson\, Cornell Rochester (formerly of Joe Zawinul Syndicate)\, in the region’s most notable venues including Philly’s Platinum Grille\, The Kimmel Center\, Keswick Theater\, Merriam Theater\, and the Pennsylvania Convention Center. \nIn addition to Joe’s work as a musician\, he has produced Art Sanctuary’s Annual John Coltrane Jazz Festival\, one of Philadelphia’s largest outdoor jazz festivals drawing more than 2\,000 persons. And Harrison and his team produced long-standing series at smaller neighborhood venues including the Gospel Meets Jazz series at Philly’s Platinum Grille and Canaan Baptist Church and other venues. \nAlthough Harrison has brought world-class artists such as saxophone legend Kenny Garrett to Philadelphia stages\, his focus is to provide opportunities for young artists to perform and in turn for audiences to be inspired by their gifts and talents. Harrison’s commitment to young people does not end with music. He works diligently with the men’s mentoring effort at Canaan and has provided programming support for the Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz and Performing Arts. \nJazz Bridge\, an award-winning nonprofit dedicated to assisting Greater Philadelphia Metro area jazz and blues musicians and vocalists in times of crisis\, sponsors these neighborhood concerts throughout the region to keep the sound of Philadelphia alive. \nFor more info call: 215-280-2254\, 215-517-8337 or visit online at jazzbridge.org/events/neighborhood-concerts.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/jazz-bridge-welcomes-percussionist-joey-harrison-and-his-group-to-chelteham/
LOCATION:Cheltenham Center For The Arts\, 439 Ashbourne Road\, Cheltenham Township\, PA\, 19012
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SUMMARY:Immanuel Wilkins / Odean Pope / Kresten Osgood Trio
DESCRIPTION:Ars Nova Workshop and WRTI FM present a special live performance by a generation-spanning trio of jazz luminaries at the storied Ruba Club\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nJoin us for a special live performance by a generation-spanning trio of jazz luminaries\, featuring saxophonists Odean Pope and Immanuel Wilkins and Danish drummer Kresten Osgood.\n  \n8:00PM \nMarch 31\, 2022 \nRUBA Club\, Philadelphia \n$20 General Admission \n21 & Over \n  \nThis performance celebrates the official US launch of Dangerous Sounds\, a podcast about Danish jazz history. \n  \nBringing together three leading lights of modern jazz and bridging a generational divide of nearly 60 years\, this performance exemplifies the torch-passing reverence that continues to propel adventurous jazz forward while remaining rooted in its storied tradition. At 82 years of age\, Philadelphian Odean Pope remains one of the most vigorous and inspired tenor saxophonists in jazz. He’ll be paired with Upper Darby native Immanuel Wilkins\, a rising star who recently celebrated the release of The 7th Hand\, his second album via the iconic Blue Note Records\, following the widespread acclaim of his Omega debut. These two sax masters\, who met last year in a remarkable trio date with Chad Taylor\, will be ably accompanied by the great drummer Kresten Osgood\, an in-demand member of the European jazz scene and host of the Dangerous Sounds podcast. \nHEALTH & SAFETY \nProof of COVID-19 vaccination and the use of properly-fitted masks are required for entry to this program. For more information\, please consult Ars Nova Workshop’s current health and safety protocols. \nSPONSORED BY \nThis program is sponsored by WRTI FM\, a member-supported\, public radio station broadcasting from the campus of Temple University in Philadelphia. \nSUPPORTED BY \nSupport for this program has been provided by JazzDanmark\, The Danish Ministry of Culture\, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs\, The Danish Arts Foundation and The Augustinus Foundation.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/immanuel-wilkins-odean-pope-kresten-osgood-trio/
LOCATION:RUBA Club\, 416 Green Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19123
CATEGORIES:Featured
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SUMMARY:Live Jazz Concert with Abe Ovadia!
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an evening of live Jazz music performed by Abe Ovadia!\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nThis is an in-person event at Blue Bell Library. Masks are required. \nAs Musicvox Guitars describes\, Abe Ovadia is a “jazz virtuoso\, one of the most innovative guitarists of our time.” Having emerged as one of the preeminent guitarists on the New York City jazz scene\, Times Square New York City says\, “You can always count on him to happily claim the responsibility of playing some world-class jazz.” He holds a bachelor’s degree from Berklee College of Music\, and a master’s from New York University’s highly acclaimed jazz performance program. He is also a recipient of the Best Guitarist of 2016 Award from Hot House Jazz Magazine. Said best by NEA Jazz Master Todd Barkan\, “Powerfully lyrical guitarist Abe Ovadia explores the inner and outer frontiers of some of the most heartfully expansive music of our age.”
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/live-jazz-concert-with-abe-ovadia/
LOCATION:Wissahickon Valley Public Library\, 650 West Skippack Pike\, Blue Bell\, PA\, 19422
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220323T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220323T220000
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SUMMARY:Bees Deluxe @ City Winery Philadelphia | Wednesday March 23
DESCRIPTION:Boston’s notorious acid blues & jazz band Bees Deluxe debut appearance at City Winery Philadelphia on Wednesday March 23rd. \nBEES DELUXE DEBUT SHOW AT THE PHILADELPHIA CITY WINERY LOFT\nWednesday March 23. Doors open at 6pm; Music 8-10pm\n990 Philbert Street\, Philadelphia PA\nTICKETS: $12 – Advance reservations at City Winery Philadelphia\nHigh-res Courtesy Photos: https://www.flickr.com/photos/beesdeluxe/sets/72157720181725289 \nCatch the British-American acid blues band\, Bees Deluxe as they bring their unique blend of blues\, funk psychedelia and punk jazz to the Philadelphia City Winery.  Banned in Boston and exiled from Britain\, the band delivers blues wrapped in genre-bending arrangements that feature scorching guitar\, ethereal keyboard\, screaming harmonica\, brooding bass and driving drums that have won the band fans from Maine to Miami. With a repertoire that includes arresting originals and innovative takes on less-traveled tunes by artists ranging from Albert King to Joe Zawinul\, Bees Deluxe drags the blues tradition of the 1960’s Chicago\, the Mississippi Delta and the Blue Note catalog kicking and screaming into the 21st Century. \n“Blues Blast Magazine says of Bees Deluxe: “What might happen if Freddie King took a lot of acid then wrote a song with Pat Metheny and asked a strung-out Stevie Ray Vaughan to take a solo” \nBees Deluxe is fronted by British guitar monster Conrad Warre and features Carol Band on keyboards\, Paul Giovine on drums and Jim Gildea on bass. The band is a favorite at festivals and has released two recent albums\, the all-originals “Voice of Dog” and their post-tour album “Mouthful of Bees” featuring live on-stage onstage favorites including Bobby ‘Blue’ Bland’s “I Wouldn’t Treat a Dog\,” the Etta James ballad song “Damn Your Eyes.” \nCity Winery adheres to strict Covid-prevention protocol. Reserve your seat for the Wednesday\, March 23rd performance now. Doors open at 6pm. Music starts at 8pm. For tickets visit City Winery Philadelphia \nJoin Bees Deluxe at www.facebook.com/beesdeluxe \nAdvance reservations for this show at City Winery Philadelphia:\nhttps://citywinery.com/philadelphia/Online/article/PHILFT-bees-deluxe-3-23-22-8pm \nContact: Carol Band/ carol@carolband.com
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/bees-deluxe-city-winery-philadelphia-wednesday-march-23/
LOCATION:City Winery – Philadelphia \, Philadelphia\, PA\, 990 Filbert St\, Philadelphia\, PA
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220319T220000
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SUMMARY:Kimmel Campus Presents Arnetta Johnson
DESCRIPTION:The creator of the “Netta Bop” sound\, Arnetta Johnson introduces both young musical audiences and jazz aficionados to an all-new musical experience. Deemed one of the “20 Artists to Watch” by NPR\, Arnetta Johnson is leaving her stamp on the jazz world and earning her place in the playlists of her colleagues and peers. \nThe bandleader of her group\, Arnetta Johnson and SUNNY (Sounds Uplifting Nobility through Notes and Youth)\, and trumpeter for the indie-pop band AJR\, she strives to stand jazz on its head and inspire others. She has performed with some of music’s biggest artists and graced some of the world’s largest stages\, including performing with Beyonce’ at the Super Bowl. Listed as a featured trumpeter on the 2018 “OTR II Tour”\, and adding her signature sound on The Carters Everything Is Love 2018 Grammy Award-winning album.  Her numerous live performance credits include playing with the likes of Terri Lyme Carrington\, Christian McBride\, Ralph Peterson\, Geri Allen\, and Esperanza Spalding just to name a few. \nA New Jersey native\, Johnson attended the Creative and Performing Arts High School in Camden\, New Jersey and has received national medals from the NAACP ACT-SO competition\, has won over 20 Best Soloist Awards from various high school jazz festivals\, and was recognized as the Best Overall Soloist at the Monterey Next Generation Jazz Fest.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/kimmel-campus-presents-arnetta-johnson/
LOCATION:Kimmel Cultural Campus\, 300 S Broad St\, Philadelphia\, Pennsylvania\, 19102
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220319T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220319T150000
DTSTAMP:20260407T014633
CREATED:20220301T015357Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220301T015558Z
UID:9543-1647687600-1647702000@jazzphiladelphia.org
SUMMARY:Crimson and Cream Jazz Brunch
DESCRIPTION:Please join our Crimson and Cream Jazz Brunch to celebrate seasons of sisterly love.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are invited to a fabulous jazz brunch to celebrate the love\, joy\, and memorable moments of sisterhood.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/crimson-and-cream-jazz-brunch/
LOCATION:The Drexelbrook Catering & Event Center\, 4700 Drexelbrook Drive\, Drexel Hill\, PA\, 19026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220316T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220316T200000
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CREATED:20220301T021349Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220301T021349Z
UID:9564-1647460800-1647460800@jazzphiladelphia.org
SUMMARY:March 2022 Virtual Week: Key of She Jazz
DESCRIPTION:This 3 day event features 1 hr 15 min sessions daily on topics about women in jazz! All genders & ages welcome! Educators encouraged!\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nHey Key of She Jazz Friends! \nYou’re Invited to Key of She Virtual Week March 2022!! \nMarch 14\, 15\, and 16\, 2022\, from 8:00 p.m. – 9:15 p.m. Eastern Time. Join one or join all three! When registering\, please select each session of interest. You can view the week’s schedule below OR access it on our website! \nWhat’s it about? Zoom sessions each day will feature a different jazz or music topic with Special Guests including an amazing panel of Regina Carter\, Ellen Rowe\, Marion Hayden\, saxophonist Kaleigh Wilder\, and musician/personal trainer Angela McCuiston (see the schedule below!). When you reserve your spot on EventBrite\, you will receive a special Zoom link in email on the morning of the sessions you signed up for. Please let us know if you have to cancel so we can keep spots open. Feel free to sign up for as many sessions that interest you! You can also sign up for more events after the week starts if you want to attend more sessions than you originally registered for. \nWho should attend? We especially encourage girls/women in jazz but students of ALL ages and ALL genders are welcome to attend. Students under 18 may require a parent’s permission. All sessions will be moderated by Key of She\, and you’ll need a special link and password to be admitted\, so be sure to sign up for each session you’re interested in. \nFree stuff! This is a FREE event thanks to our sponsors and donors! Attendees (those who register and follow through and attend!) can enter to win a special raffle for Key of She Merch and other giveaways!! If you win a raffle item\, please post and tag us on Instagram! Use the hashtag #KeyofSheVirtual2022 \n** If you make a donation of $75 or more via our website keyofshejazz.org you will be eligible to receive an exclusive Key of She thank you gift!*** \nIf you’re unfamiliar with Zoom\, see the quick tutorial on our website. Zoom is free and easy to set up! You can use Zoom from a web browser or in an app but it’s best if you can view on a computer or laptop. Email any questions to us at keyofshejazz@gmail.com \nFollow us @keyofshejazz on Instagram\, Facebook\, and Twitter! Visit our website at keyofshejazz.org
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/march-2022-virtual-week-key-of-she-jazz-2022-03-16/
LOCATION:online
ORGANIZER;CN="Key of She Jazz":MAILTO:keyofshejazz@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:March 2022 Virtual Week: Key of She Jazz
DESCRIPTION:This 3 day event features 1 hr 15 min sessions daily on topics about women in jazz! All genders & ages welcome! Educators encouraged!\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nHey Key of She Jazz Friends! \nYou’re Invited to Key of She Virtual Week March 2022!! \nMarch 14\, 15\, and 16\, 2022\, from 8:00 p.m. – 9:15 p.m. Eastern Time. Join one or join all three! When registering\, please select each session of interest. You can view the week’s schedule below OR access it on our website! \nWhat’s it about? Zoom sessions each day will feature a different jazz or music topic with Special Guests including an amazing panel of Regina Carter\, Ellen Rowe\, Marion Hayden\, saxophonist Kaleigh Wilder\, and musician/personal trainer Angela McCuiston (see the schedule below!). When you reserve your spot on EventBrite\, you will receive a special Zoom link in email on the morning of the sessions you signed up for. Please let us know if you have to cancel so we can keep spots open. Feel free to sign up for as many sessions that interest you! You can also sign up for more events after the week starts if you want to attend more sessions than you originally registered for. \nWho should attend? We especially encourage girls/women in jazz but students of ALL ages and ALL genders are welcome to attend. Students under 18 may require a parent’s permission. All sessions will be moderated by Key of She\, and you’ll need a special link and password to be admitted\, so be sure to sign up for each session you’re interested in. \nFree stuff! This is a FREE event thanks to our sponsors and donors! Attendees (those who register and follow through and attend!) can enter to win a special raffle for Key of She Merch and other giveaways!! If you win a raffle item\, please post and tag us on Instagram! Use the hashtag #KeyofSheVirtual2022 \n** If you make a donation of $75 or more via our website keyofshejazz.org you will be eligible to receive an exclusive Key of She thank you gift!*** \nIf you’re unfamiliar with Zoom\, see the quick tutorial on our website. Zoom is free and easy to set up! You can use Zoom from a web browser or in an app but it’s best if you can view on a computer or laptop. Email any questions to us at keyofshejazz@gmail.com \nFollow us @keyofshejazz on Instagram\, Facebook\, and Twitter! Visit our website at keyofshejazz.org
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/march-2022-virtual-week-key-of-she-jazz-2022-03-15/
LOCATION:online
ORGANIZER;CN="Key of She Jazz":MAILTO:keyofshejazz@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220314T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220314T200000
DTSTAMP:20260407T014633
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UID:9559-1647288000-1647288000@jazzphiladelphia.org
SUMMARY:March 2022 Virtual Week: Key of She Jazz
DESCRIPTION:This 3 day event features 1 hr 15 min sessions daily on topics about women in jazz! All genders & ages welcome! Educators encouraged!\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nHey Key of She Jazz Friends! \nYou’re Invited to Key of She Virtual Week March 2022!! \nMarch 14\, 15\, and 16\, 2022\, from 8:00 p.m. – 9:15 p.m. Eastern Time. Join one or join all three! When registering\, please select each session of interest. You can view the week’s schedule below OR access it on our website! \nWhat’s it about? Zoom sessions each day will feature a different jazz or music topic with Special Guests including an amazing panel of Regina Carter\, Ellen Rowe\, Marion Hayden\, saxophonist Kaleigh Wilder\, and musician/personal trainer Angela McCuiston (see the schedule below!). When you reserve your spot on EventBrite\, you will receive a special Zoom link in email on the morning of the sessions you signed up for. Please let us know if you have to cancel so we can keep spots open. Feel free to sign up for as many sessions that interest you! You can also sign up for more events after the week starts if you want to attend more sessions than you originally registered for. \nWho should attend? We especially encourage girls/women in jazz but students of ALL ages and ALL genders are welcome to attend. Students under 18 may require a parent’s permission. All sessions will be moderated by Key of She\, and you’ll need a special link and password to be admitted\, so be sure to sign up for each session you’re interested in. \nFree stuff! This is a FREE event thanks to our sponsors and donors! Attendees (those who register and follow through and attend!) can enter to win a special raffle for Key of She Merch and other giveaways!! If you win a raffle item\, please post and tag us on Instagram! Use the hashtag #KeyofSheVirtual2022 \n** If you make a donation of $75 or more via our website keyofshejazz.org you will be eligible to receive an exclusive Key of She thank you gift!*** \nIf you’re unfamiliar with Zoom\, see the quick tutorial on our website. Zoom is free and easy to set up! You can use Zoom from a web browser or in an app but it’s best if you can view on a computer or laptop. Email any questions to us at keyofshejazz@gmail.com \nFollow us @keyofshejazz on Instagram\, Facebook\, and Twitter! Visit our website at keyofshejazz.org
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/march-2022-virtual-week-key-of-she-jazz/
LOCATION:online
ORGANIZER;CN="Key of She Jazz":MAILTO:keyofshejazz@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220314T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220314T213000
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SUMMARY:Women's Jazz Festival @30: Renée Neufville and Laurin Talese
DESCRIPTION:Women’s Jazz Festival featuring one night with two incredible jazz vocalists Renée Neufville and Laurin Talese\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nIN-PERSON\nThe Schomburg Center’s annual Women’s Jazz Festival (WJF) is celebrating 30 years of centering Black women in the field of jazz. The Women’s Jazz Festival was founded in 1992 by then Harlem resident and jazz vocalist\, Melba Joyce. Year after year\, the festival and its curators have brought together musicians\, dancers and a melding of musical genres to deliver an exciting series of concerts featuring some of the best-known and emerging talent by women in jazz today. The 2022 festival will be held in person on March 7\, 8\, 14 and 21. \nJoin us for an evening with the innovative compositions and vocals of Renée Neufville and Laurin Talese. Laurin and Renée were scheduled to appear at the 2020 Women’s Jazz Festival just before the pandemic and subsequent quarantine closed everything down. We are excited to have them back for a double portion of jazz with Laurin Talese opening the evening and Renée Neufville setting us to flight. \nRenée Neufville\nRenée Neufville\, known as the lead songwriter and co-member of the 90s duo Zhané\, which released hits like “Hey Mr. DJ\,” “Groove Thang\,” “Sending My Love\,” and “Request Line” that were all Top 10 R&B hits. Most recently she was the keyboardist and vocalist in the late Roy Hargrove’s RH Factor. In 2015\, Neufville dropped her popular single “Watching Me” and in 2018\, was featured on the single “Something to Believe” in honor of Hargrove. Learn more about Renee Neufville here. \nTake a listen:  Something to Believe (For Roy) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KRAg3NLuxY \nLaurin Talese\nLaurin Talese has been captivating audiences with her pure tone and poignant lyrics since childhood. A Cleveland\, Ohio native\, Laurin was classically trained at the Cleveland Institute of Music and later studied classical and jazz voice at the University of the Arts where she received a bachelor’s degree in Vocal Performance. Her debut album\, Gorgeous Chaos\, released in 2016\, features a stellar line up of musicians and was met with wide acclaim. She has shared the stage with international recording artists such as Bilal\, Gregory Porter\, Patti LaBelle\, Robert Glasper\, Vivian Green. Ms. Talese’s talents have allowed her to travel around the globe\, performing in a host of internationally renowned venues including the Newport Jazz Festival\, Jazz at Lincoln Center Shanghai\, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts\, and the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in 2018 when Laurin won the seventh annual Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition. \nTake a listen: Laurin Talese – “Love Poems” [Official Video] https://youtu.be/XtC1Ovwb8lc \nVisitors must wear a mask the duration of the program\, in accordance with the Library policy. Patrons not wearing a face covering will not be permitted to enter. In order to attend in-person programs at the Schomburg Center\, patrons age 12 and older will be required to show proof of their full COVID-19 vaccination status\, and patrons age 5-11 will be required to show proof of at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. \n#WJF2022 #SchomburgLive \nTICKETS\nGeneral Admission $35 // Schomburg Society Member* $25 \n*Enter promotional code to reveal membership ticket . For more information\, contact the Schomburg Society Office at schomburgsociety@nypl.org or 212.491.2252 \nPUBLIC NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER By registering for this event\, you are acknowledging that an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. By attending an in-person program at The New York Public Library’s Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture\, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19 and agree not to hold The New York Public Library\, its Trustees\, officers\, agent and employees liable for any illness or injury.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/womens-jazz-festival-30-renee-neufville-and-laurin-talese/
LOCATION:Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture\, 515 Malcolm X Blvd\, New York\, NY\, 10030
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220311T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220311T210000
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CREATED:20220315T160017Z
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UID:9602-1647025200-1647032400@jazzphiladelphia.org
SUMMARY:ThatTyrone Presents THE PEACEFUL SIDE OF BILLY STRAYHORN\, featuring V. Shayne Frederick and special guest artists!
DESCRIPTION:THE PEACEFUL SIDE OF BILLY STRAYHORN is a live concert celebrating the 61st anniversary of Strayhorn’s seminal studio album The Peaceful Side\, recorded over two sessions in Paris\, France in May of 1961\, originally released on United Artists Jazz in 1963\, then reissued by Solid State in 1968 as The Peaceful Side of Billy Strayhorn. \nThe evening features vocalist\, pianist\, recording artist\, composer and educator V. SHAYNE FREDERICK performing original arrangements and contemporary reinterpretations of the 10-song album: \nLush Life\nJust A-Sittin’ and A-Rockin’\nPassion Flower\nTake the “A” Train\nStrange Feeling\nDay Dream\nChelsea Bridge\nMulti-Colored Blue\nSomething to Live For\nA Flower Is a Lovesome Thing \nV. Shayne Frederick will be joined by a talented group of guest artists (TBA)\, including featured violinist\, background vocalists and professional dancers\, contributing to what promises to be a dynamic and entertaining celebration of Billy Strayhorn and the 61st anniversary of The Peaceful Side album. \nPerformances and Ticket Information: \nDate and Times: Wednesday\, May 11\, 2022\nTime: One Show Only at 7:00pm\nVenue: Philadelphia Ethical Society. 1906 Rittenhouse Square\nTickets: $20.00 Advance via Eventbrite\, $25.00 At The Door\nEventbrite: www.thattyronepresents.eventbrite.com
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/thattyrone-presents-the-peaceful-side-of-billy-strayhorn-featuring-v-shayne-frederick-and-special-guest-artists/
LOCATION:Philadelphia Ethical Society\, 1906 Rittenhouse Square\, Philadelphia\, PA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220311T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220311T223000
DTSTAMP:20260407T014633
CREATED:20220301T021059Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220301T021059Z
UID:9555-1647021600-1647037800@jazzphiladelphia.org
SUMMARY:Lower Merion High School Jazz Festival
DESCRIPTION:The 2022 Lower Merion Jazz Festival will take place on Friday\, March 11 from 6:00 – 10:30 p.m. in the LMHS auditorium. Upwards of nine high school competition jazz bands will be performing throughout the evening\, along with two middle school ensembles\, an LMHS a capella group\, the Lower Merion Jazz Combo and\, of course\, the award-winning Lower Merion High School Jazz Band! \nConcessions will be available for purchase. Tickets can be purchased at the door – $10 for adults\, $7 for students and $25 for families. Email lowermerionjazzband@gmail.com to advertise in the program book
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/lower-merion-high-school-jazz-festival/
LOCATION:Lower Merion High School\, 315 E Montgomery Ave\, Ardmore\, PA\, 19003
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220304T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220304T210000
DTSTAMP:20260407T014633
CREATED:20220301T020854Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220301T020854Z
UID:9551-1646418600-1646427600@jazzphiladelphia.org
SUMMARY:Haverford 41st Annual Evening of Jazz
DESCRIPTION:The 41st Annual Evening of Jazz will feature the Haverford MS and HS Jazz ensembles\, HS Jazz Combo\, and guest artist Tony Miceli.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nThe 41st Annual Evening of Jazz will feature the Haverford MS and HS Jazz ensembles\, HS Jazz Combo\, and guest artist Tony Miceli.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/haverford-41st-annual-evening-of-jazz/
LOCATION:Haverford High School\, 200 Mill Road\, Haverford\, PA\, 19083
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220303T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220303T210000
DTSTAMP:20260407T014633
CREATED:20220301T022641Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220301T022641Z
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SUMMARY:Jazz Bridge welcomes pianist Mike Bond and his group to Collingswood
DESCRIPTION:Jazz Bridge welcomes pianist Mike Bond and his group to Collingswood\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nJazz Bridge Vice Present Kevin Johnson proudly hosts “Jazz in the Wood\,” First Thursdays Neighborhood Concerts at the Collingswood Community Center\, 30 Collings Ave\, Collingswood\, NJ 08108. \nPlease join us on March 3\, 2022 as we welcome pianist Mike Bond to Collingswood. Showtime is 7:30 p.m. \nTickets: $15 online in advance at Eventbrite or at the door. Students admission is $5 with ID and children under 12 years old get in for free! But you must register at Eventbrite. MASKS ARE REQUIRED. PROOF OF VACCINATION IS REQUIRED. \nOne of the most striking qualities of Mike Bond’s superb debut recording\, The Honorable Ones\, is the understated\, sophisticated way in which the 30-year-old pianist-composer subsumes his abundant technique for imperatives of beauty and self-expression. His sophisticated\, restrained\, nuanced jazz aesthetics — grounded in exhaustive study of antecedent master practitioners of his instrument and animated by his devotion to the freedom principle — spring directly from his personal history. \nThe son of a Caucasian physics professor and a first-generation Chinese-American stay-at-home-mom whose parents migrated to the U.S. after the Cultural Revolution\, Bond started playing piano at age 4. Two years later\, he won his first classical piano competition at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall\, launching a long period during which he participated in contests at which he and his peers played repertoire by Beethoven\, Bach\, Mendelssohn\, and Haydn. Burned out by the pressure of performing\, he withdrew from that world at 11. \nHis jazz education began soon thereafter\, as a saxophonist in middle school and high school jazz band near Princeton\, N.J.\, where his parents had moved from Old Bridge\, N.J.\, where he spent his first ten years. “I played saxophone\, clarinet and sang in various ensembles — the orchestra\, the studio jazz band\, wind ensemble\, concert choir and marching band\,” Bond says. “But when I was 14\, my freshman year of high school\, the band director needed a jazz piano player for his ensemble\, and I was struggling with the chord changes.” \nTo rectify the issue\, Bond was sent to study with pianist Jim Ridl (best known for his long association with Pat Martino)\, who lived in a neighboring town. “I was mesmerized by Jim’s playing\,” Bond says. “I wondered how he could just improvise. He introduced me to my first jazz records. Jim gave me the basic tools — the forms\, the basic tools of improvisation\, the building blocks.” \nAfter high school\, Bond matriculated at Rutgers University\, where he studied with Stanley Cowell. “Stanley taught me to embrace music as ‘a mirror of the mind\, and the piano as an extension of myself.” “He helped me see the piano as the whole orchestra and shared with me his innovative methods for approaching counterpoint and harmony” he says. \n“I also would go to New York to study with Mike LeDonne\, because I wanted to actually learn how to play in the be-bop and hard-bop styles. As a sophomore\, I realized I wasn’t swinging and I had to figure out how. Then I realized that I had to check out the history; I couldn’t understand what Herbie Hancock does until I understood what Red Garland and Wynton Kelly were doing. With Mike\, I really studied\, the older cats and the newer cats who embodied the bebop and hard-bop language; those who created it and those who wielded it at the highest level: Bud Powell\, Hank Jones’\, Barry Harris\, Ahmad Jamal\, Kenny Barron and Mulgrew Miller. They embody to me what it means to play this music at the highest level.” \nJazz Bridge\, an award-winning nonprofit dedicated to assisting Greater Philadelphia Metro area jazz and blues musicians and vocalists in times of crisis\, sponsors these neighborhood concerts throughout the region to keep the sound of Philadelphia alive. \nFor more info call: 215-280-2254\, 215-517-8337 or visit online at jazzbridge.org/events/neighborhood-concerts
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/jazz-bridge-welcomes-pianist-mike-bond-and-his-group-to-collingswood/
LOCATION:Collingswood Community Center\, 30 West Collings Avenue\, Collingswood\, NJ\, 08108
ORGANIZER;CN="Jazz Bridge":MAILTO:ktucker@jazzbridge.org
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SUMMARY:Jazz Bridge welcomes saxophonist Bob Howell and his group in Chelteham
DESCRIPTION:Jazz Bridge welcomes saxophone great Bob Howell and his group to Cheltenham.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nPianist Dave Posmontier hosts “Jazz @ The Center” First Wednesday Neighborhood Concerts Series at the Cheltenham Center for the Arts\, 439 Ashbourne Road\, Cheltenham\, PA\, 19012. \nPlease join us on March 2\, 2022 as we welcome saxophonist Bob Howell to Cheltenham. Showtime is 7:30 p.m. \nTickets: $15 online in advance at Eventbrite or at the door. Students admission is $5 with ID and children under 12 years old get in for free! But you must register at Eventbrite.MASKS ARE REQUIRED. PROOF OF VACCINATION IS REQUIRED. \nThis venue has limited seating capacity\, so buy your ticket in advance and early to avoid a sell-out. \nBob Howell was born in Philadelphia\, Pennsylvania. He left the city in 1965 to study at the Berklee School of Music in Boston and from there began to perform nationally and internationally\, interrupted for two years by being drafted into the army and eventually and luckily being stationed in a post band. He returned to live in Philadelphia permanently and continues to perform locally\, nationally\, and internationally. \nBob’s extensive performing background and recording experience in jazz and R&B enhance his work with music students\, especially for those interested in a career in music. \nHe has had opportunities to meet and play with people that were around Philly like Jaco Pastorius\, Joey DeFrancesco\, and Byron Landham\, to name a few. He is on many recordings and has worked to more extent\, with many other great musicians which include Trudy Pitts\, Lou Rawls\, Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey Bands\, Joe Sudler’s Swing Machine with special guests: Ronnie Cuber\, Stanley Turrentine\, Frank Foster\, Jon Faddis\, Donald Byrd\, JJ Johnson and Slide Hampton\, and others. \nJazz Bridge\, an award-winning nonprofit dedicated to assisting Greater Philadelphia Metro area jazz and blues musicians and vocalists in times of crisis\, sponsors these neighborhood concerts throughout the region to keep the sound of Philadelphia alive. \nFor more info call: 215-280-2254\, 215-517-8337 or visit online at jazzbridge.org/events/neighborhood-concerts.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/jazz-bridge-welcomes-saxophonist-bob-howell-and-his-group-in-chelteham/
LOCATION:Cheltenham Center For The Arts\, 439 Ashbourne Road\, Cheltenham Township\, PA\, 19012
ORGANIZER;CN="Jazz Bridge":MAILTO:ktucker@jazzbridge.org
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SUMMARY:The Music of Motown | Philly POPS!
DESCRIPTION:The Philly POPS gets grooving with the sounds of Hitsville\, USA in Dancin’ in the Streets: The Music of Motown February 18–20\, 2022 at the Kimmel Cultural Campus. \nThe performance features the full Philly POPS orchestra on timeless Motown hits\, including songs from iconic artists Marvin Gaye\, Diana Ross\, The Four Tops\, Stevie Wonder and more—with a nod to Philly’s own legendary producers\, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. \nCelebrating the Motown sound\, the POPS welcomes guest conductor Byron Stripling with Hairspray stars Shayna Steele and Chester Gregory and American Idol finalist and charted R&B artist Michael Lynche. \n“The Motown sound captures so many emotions—love\, joy\, resilience and more—which is why these songs stand the test of time\,” said POPS President Frank Giordano. “I love this music … the way it makes you feel\, and the way it moves the audience.” \nTickets start at $35 and are available at www.phillypops.org/motown. Dancin’ in the Streets: The Music of Motown runs February 18\, 19 and 20 at the Kimmel Cultural Campus. \nAs part of the Kimmel Cultural Campus’ Safe and Clean Commitment\, guests are required to provide proof of vaccination and must wear masks while in the building. The Philly POPS proudly partners with Art-Reach for their ACCESS Program. ACCESS cardholders can purchase tickets for the reduced price of $2 per ticket.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/the-music-of-motown-philly-pops-2022-02-20/
LOCATION:Kimmel Cultural Campus\, 300 S Broad St\, Philadelphia\, Pennsylvania\, 19102
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SUMMARY:The Music of Motown | Philly POPS!
DESCRIPTION:The Philly POPS gets grooving with the sounds of Hitsville\, USA in Dancin’ in the Streets: The Music of Motown February 18–20\, 2022 at the Kimmel Cultural Campus. \nThe performance features the full Philly POPS orchestra on timeless Motown hits\, including songs from iconic artists Marvin Gaye\, Diana Ross\, The Four Tops\, Stevie Wonder and more—with a nod to Philly’s own legendary producers\, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. \nCelebrating the Motown sound\, the POPS welcomes guest conductor Byron Stripling with Hairspray stars Shayna Steele and Chester Gregory and American Idol finalist and charted R&B artist Michael Lynche. \n“The Motown sound captures so many emotions—love\, joy\, resilience and more—which is why these songs stand the test of time\,” said POPS President Frank Giordano. “I love this music … the way it makes you feel\, and the way it moves the audience.” \nTickets start at $35 and are available at www.phillypops.org/motown. Dancin’ in the Streets: The Music of Motown runs February 18\, 19 and 20 at the Kimmel Cultural Campus. \nAs part of the Kimmel Cultural Campus’ Safe and Clean Commitment\, guests are required to provide proof of vaccination and must wear masks while in the building. The Philly POPS proudly partners with Art-Reach for their ACCESS Program. ACCESS cardholders can purchase tickets for the reduced price of $2 per ticket.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/the-music-of-motown-philly-pops-2022-02-19/
LOCATION:Kimmel Cultural Campus\, 300 S Broad St\, Philadelphia\, Pennsylvania\, 19102
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220218T220000
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SUMMARY:The Music of Motown | Philly POPS!
DESCRIPTION:The Philly POPS gets grooving with the sounds of Hitsville\, USA in Dancin’ in the Streets: The Music of Motown February 18–20\, 2022 at the Kimmel Cultural Campus. \nThe performance features the full Philly POPS orchestra on timeless Motown hits\, including songs from iconic artists Marvin Gaye\, Diana Ross\, The Four Tops\, Stevie Wonder and more—with a nod to Philly’s own legendary producers\, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. \nCelebrating the Motown sound\, the POPS welcomes guest conductor Byron Stripling with Hairspray stars Shayna Steele and Chester Gregory and American Idol finalist and charted R&B artist Michael Lynche. \n“The Motown sound captures so many emotions—love\, joy\, resilience and more—which is why these songs stand the test of time\,” said POPS President Frank Giordano. “I love this music … the way it makes you feel\, and the way it moves the audience.” \nTickets start at $35 and are available at www.phillypops.org/motown. Dancin’ in the Streets: The Music of Motown runs February 18\, 19 and 20 at the Kimmel Cultural Campus. \nAs part of the Kimmel Cultural Campus’ Safe and Clean Commitment\, guests are required to provide proof of vaccination and must wear masks while in the building. The Philly POPS proudly partners with Art-Reach for their ACCESS Program. ACCESS cardholders can purchase tickets for the reduced price of $2 per ticket.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/the-music-of-motown-philly-pops/
LOCATION:Kimmel Cultural Campus\, 300 S Broad St\, Philadelphia\, Pennsylvania\, 19102
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