Currently browsing category

Live Performances, Page 4

From Havana to Harlem: 100 Years of Mario Bauzá | June 18th, 2011

The Apollo Theater Presents

From Havana to Harlem: 100 Years of Mario Bauzá

Featuring the Bobby Sanabria Big Band

Legendary Theater Celebrates its Afro-Cuban Roots

Saturday, June 18th, 8PM

On the Apollo Main Stage


 

(New York NY, June 1, 2011) – The Apollo Theater will present From

Havana to Harlem: 100 Years of Mario Bauzá, a special tribute concert to the “Godfather” of Afro Cuban Jazz – Mario Bauzá on Saturday, June 18th as part of its newest series, Cross Cultural Exchange. The concert is a collaboration with TeatroStageFest, New York’s Latino International Theater Festival. Four-time Grammy nominee, consummate drummer/percussionist and band leader Bobby Sanabria and his Bobby Sanabria Big Band bring Bauzá’s music back to the Apollo and pay tribute to the legendary musician for this exclusive engagement. To continue, please click “MORE”!

From Havana to Harlem: 100 Years of Mario Bauzá | June 18th, 2011

The Apollo Theater Presents

From Havana to Harlem: 100 Years of Mario Bauzá

Featuring the Bobby Sanabria Big Band

Legendary Theater Celebrates its Afro-Cuban Roots

Saturday, June 18th, 8PM

On the Apollo Main Stage


 

(New York NY, June 1, 2011) – The Apollo Theater will present From

Havana to Harlem: 100 Years of Mario Bauzá, a special tribute concert to the “Godfather” of Afro Cuban Jazz – Mario Bauzá on Saturday, June 18th as part of its newest series, Cross Cultural Exchange. The concert is a collaboration with TeatroStageFest, New York’s Latino International Theater Festival. Four-time Grammy nominee, consummate drummer/percussionist and band leader Bobby Sanabria and his Bobby Sanabria Big Band bring Bauzá’s music back to the Apollo and pay tribute to the legendary musician for this exclusive engagement. To continue, please click “MORE”!

Pete Escovedo Latin Jazz Orschestra feat. Sheila E. & Juan Escovedo at Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley | Feb. 17th – 20th, 2011

Pete Escovedo Latin Jazz Orchestra
feat. Sheila E. & Juan Escovedo

February 17 – 20, 2011
FROM:  The Pacific Jazz Institute at Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley
2033 6th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98121
CONTACT:  Rachael Millikan, 206-441-9729, [email protected]
RE:  Performance at Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley
COST: $26.50

The Pacific Jazz Institute at Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley welcomes Latin Jazz Timbalero Pete Escovedo, featuring drumming sensation Sheila E.  Band members are Pete Escovedo (leader, timbales), Sheila E. (drums), Juan Escovedo (Congas), Joe Rotondi (piano), Marc Van Wageningen (bass), Mario Gonzales (trumpet), Doug Beavers (trombone), Joel Behrman (trombone) and Alex Murzyn (saxophone, flute).  Set times Thursday – Saturday at 7:30pm and 9:30pm.  Set time Sunday at 7:30pm. Doors open at 6:00pm on Thursday and 5:30pm Friday – Sunday.

Legendary Percussionist Pete Escovedo broke down the barriers between Smooth Jazz, Salsa, Latin Jazz and contemporary music. Born in Pittsburg, CA, July 13, 1935, he began his musical journey while attending high school in Oakland, CA. At the age of sixteen, he began playing the saxophone and then discovered percussion which became his love of rhythm and his dream of playing Latin Jazz music. To continue, Please click “MORE”!

The 2011 NYC Winter JazzFest | Jan. 7th-8th, 2011

The 2011 NYC WINTER JAZZFEST
Friday, January 7th & Saturday, January 8th
Arts Presenters Showcases (APAP)


New
York, 2011 – Brice Rosenbloom of BOOM Collective (formerly
boomBOOM Presents) is proud to announce the 2011 NYC WINTER JAZZFEST
lineup.  The festival is to be held on January 7th & 8th, 2011 in
New York City.  The NYC Winter Jazzfest will take over threeWest Village
venues, (le) Poisson Rouge, Kenny’s Castaways and Zinc Bar on Friday
January 7th, and five venues, (le) Poisson Rouge, Kenny’s Castaways,
Zinc Bar, Sullivan Hall, and Bitter End on Saturday January 8th.  This
marks the seventh year of the annual NYC WINTER JAZZFEST, and our
continued mission to showcase top quality jazz and experimental music.

2011 NYC Winter Jazzfest Showcasing Artists:
Aaron Goldberg Trio
Aethereal Bace – 3rd Eye
Amina Figarova
Amir ElSaffar’s Two Rivers
Anat Cohen Quartet with Jason Lindner
Andrew D’Angelo’s AGOGIC
Asphalt Orchestra
Bad Touch
Ben Perowsky’s Moodswing Orchestra w/ TK Wonder
Orrin Evans Captain Black Big Band
Carmen Souza
Charles Gayle Trio
Charlie Hunter
Chico Hamilton & Euphoria
Chris Lightcap’s Bigmouth
Chris Speed’s YeahNO
The Curtis Brothers
Dan Tepfer Trio
Dayna Kurtz
David Weiss and Point of Departure
Derrick Hodge
Don Byron’s New Gospel Quintet
Donny McCaslin Trio with Uri Caine
Eric Legnini / Krystle Warren
Gregory Porter
Igmar Thomas & The Cypher
The Inbetweens
Jacky Terrasson
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey
Jacob Garchik Trio
James Carney Group
Jamie Baum Septet
Jason Lindner’s NOW vs NOW
Jen Shyu & Jade Tongue
Juan-Carlos Formell & Johnny’s Dream Club
Kendrick Scott
Kenneth Whalum III
Kirk Knuffke Quartet
Marcus Strickland Quartet
Mariani
Matana Roberts
Maurice Brown Effect
Mike Pride’s From Bacteria To Boys
Miles Okazaki / Damion Reid / Guillaume Perret
MILK & JADE by Dana Leong
Nels Cline’s Stained Radiance
Nguyen Le Trio with Rudresh Mahanthappa
Noah Preminger Group
Nomo
Pilc / Moutin / Hoenig
Proverb Trio featuring Dafnis Prieto, Kokayi & Jason Lindner
RedCred featuring John Medeski, Ben Perowsky and Chris Speed
The Respect Sextet
The Robert Glasper Experiment
Sameer Gupta’s Namaskar
Shane Endsley & The Music Band
Sofia Rei Koutsovitis
Source w/Abdoulaye Diabaté
Steve Coleman and Five Elements
Talibam!
Tia Fuller
Tineke Postma
Underground Horns
(U)nity
Vernon Reid’s Artificial Afrika
VISIONFUGITIVE: JD Allen + Butch Morris
Water Surgeons

 
The
2011 NYC WINTER JAZZFEST will feature over 60 different jazz groups
during the Arts Presenters (APAP) conference.  Similar to past years the
festival will provide an opportunity for artists to showcase in front
of presenters, promoters, talent buyers, educators, musicians and avid
fans. Over 5000 arts professionals will be in New York City for the
annual Association of Performing Arts Presenters (APAP) conference from
January 7-11.  As there will be hundreds of showcases scheduled
throughout the weekend around the city both at the Hilton Hotel and in
alternative venues, Winter Jazzfest offers APAP conference attendees,
and the general public, the opportunity to experience the best of
today’s new live jazz and experimental music in club venue settings. 
Once famed as the focal point of New York City’s rich jazz and live
music scene, Bleecker Street and the Village provide for an ideal
festival experience with jazz and experimental music groups performing
all night at five of the neighborhood’s esteemed venues within close
proximity of each other. On this night the 2011 NYC WINTER JAZZFEST will
continue to redeem the rich jazz heritage of the Village and again will
bring jazz fans back to Bleecker Street.  The 2011 NYC WINTER JAZZFEST
includes over 60 of today’s most interesting jazz groups from New York,
Brooklyn, Chicago, New Orleans, Philadelphia, France, Holland, Israel,
Germany, Cape Verde, Mali, Cuba, Argentina, England and more. To continue, Please click “MORE”!

Danilo Pérez Presents “Things To Come: 21st Century Dizzy” Performances | 2010

DANILO PÉREZ PRESENTS “THINGS TO COME: 21ST CENTURY DIZZY“ DL Media announces performance dates for Panamanian pianist, composer, and educator Danilo Pérez and his new project, Things to Come: 21st Century Dizzy. With performances in Philadelphia, Toronto, New York, Ann Arbor, Minneapolis, and Chicago, these performances will feature an all-star …

Danilo Pérez Presents “Things To Come: 21st Century Dizzy” Performances | 2010

DANILO PÉREZ PRESENTS “THINGS TO COME: 21ST CENTURY DIZZY“ DL Media announces performance dates for Panamanian pianist, composer, and educator Danilo Pérez and his new project, Things to Come: 21st Century Dizzy. With performances in Philadelphia, Toronto, New York, Ann Arbor, Minneapolis, and Chicago, these performances will feature an all-star …

Hide