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SUMMARY:A Tribute to Coltrane: Tim Brey Quintet ft. Chris Coles and John Swana presented by Notsolatin
DESCRIPTION:The albums “My Favorite Things\,” “Coltrane Plays the Blues\,” and “Coltrane’s Sound\,” all recorded in October 1960\, signaled a major shift in Coltrane’s concept as a composer and improviser. Brey reinvents compositions from these seminal records\, and explores his own original music inspired by Coltrane and his journey. The ensemble will feature Brey on piano\, Chris Coles on the alto sax\, John Swana on the EVI\, Graham Kozak on bass\, and Wayne Smith Jr. on drums. \n \n“Philadelphia has been home to a long succession of celebrated jazz pianists\, creating a legacy that can be daunting for any young player following in their footsteps. But in the case of Tim Brey\, that expansive lineage functions strictly as creative motivation” —J. Michael Harrison\, WRTI \nTim Brey is a Philadelphia-based jazz pianist and composer. In his diverse career as a bandleader\, sideman\, and solo pianist\, Brey has performed with Terell Stafford\, Samara Joy\, Kurt Rosenwinkel\, Houston Person\, Renée Fleming\, Dee Dee Bridgewater\, Tim Warfield\, Peter Bernstein\, Warren Wolf\, Steve Wilson\, and many more. His third studio album as a leader\, “News\,” released in October 2022\, followed Brey’s expanding compositional vision for his quintet. \nBrey teaches jazz piano\, theory\, and improvisation at the Boyer College of Music at Temple University and the Wells School of Music at West Chester University. Outside of the university context\, he continues to maintain a small private studio of dedicated musicians and pianists. \n  \nThis project is an awardee of the Coltrane 100 Philly Community Project Grant.
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/a-tribute-to-coltrane-tim-brey-quintet-ft-chris-coles-and-john-swana-presented-by-notsolatin/
LOCATION:Notsolatin\, 1440 W. Ritner Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Coltrane Centennial Event,Coltrane 100 Philly Community Project Grant
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SUMMARY:Jazz Philadelphia Summit 2026: Offering Edition presented in partnership with the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection
DESCRIPTION:Sixty years after Coltrane recorded Offering in Mitten Hall\, we return to explore what it means to give and receive across generations. \n\n\n\n\nThe 2026 Jazz Philadelphia Summit takes Offering as an act of giving for its theme\, marking the 60th anniversary of Offering: Live at Temple University (recorded November 11\, 1966) and honoring it within the Coltrane 100 Philly centennial season. As the culminating event of the Coltrane 100 Philly centennial season and the lead event of a two-day celebration\, followed the next evening by a tribute concert featuring Ravi Coltrane at the Temple Performing Arts Center\, the Summit gathers Coltrane’s peers\, including musicians who performed on the original Offering recording\, for first-person reflections on what that night gave to Philadelphia’s jazz tradition. \nBut the Summit doesn’t stop at tribute. A keynote address and panel discussion turn “offering” from a historical act into a present-tense question: what does this community still have to give and receive from each other\, and what will each person in the room commit to offering going forward? Attendees leave not just having honored Coltrane’s legacy\, but having named their own role in carrying it. \nThe Summit will also feature a John Coltrane exhibition curated by the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection\, drawing on the Collection’s archival holdings to place Offering within the fuller arc of Coltrane’s life and Philadelphia’s jazz history. Alongside the exhibition\, community partners will be on hand for resource-sharing\, connecting attendees with programs\, opportunities\, and support available across Philadelphia’s jazz ecosystem. \nCost: Pay-what-you-wish ($20 recommended donation)
URL:https://jazzphiladelphia.org/event/jazz-philadelphia-summit-2026-offering-edition/
LOCATION:Mitten Hall\, Temple University\, 1913 N Broad Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19122\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured,Coltrane Centennial Event,Coltrane 100 Philly Community Project Grant
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