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SUMMARY:MARIA SCHNEIDER ORCHESTRA
DESCRIPTION:Maria Schneider’s music has been hailed by critics as “evocative\, majestic\, magical\, heart-stoppingly gorgeous\, imaginative\, revelatory\, riveting\, daring\, and beyond categorization.” Blurring the lines between genres\, her varied commissioners stretch from Jazz at Lincoln Center to The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra to the American Dance Festival\, and include collaboration with David Bowie. She is among a small few to receive Grammys in multiple genres\, having received the award in jazz and classical\, as well as for her work with David Bowie. \nSchneider’s many honors also include: 14 Grammy-nominations\, 7 Grammy Awards\, numerous Jazz Journalists Association awards\, DownBeat and Jazztimes Critics and Readers Polls awards\, an honorary doctorate from her alma mater\, the University of Minnesota\, ASCAP’s esteemed Concert Music Award (2014)\, the nation’s highest honor in jazz\, “NEA Jazz Master” (2019)\, and election into the 2020 American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/maria-schneider-orchestra-2
LOCATION:Birdland\, 315 W 44th Street\, #5402\, New York City\, NY\, 10036\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:MARY STALLINGS
DESCRIPTION:Mary Stallings – vocals\nEmmet Cohen – piano\nPeter Washington – bass\nJoe Farnsworth – drums \nMary Stallings\, a consummate vocalist and performer\, returns to SMOKE backed by the unbeatable trio of pianist Emmet Cohen\, bassist Peter Washington\, and drummer Joe Farnsworth. The New York Times describes Stallings as “polished\, self-possessed and close to the ground\, with blues and gospel language on simmer. And she’s a wizard of the long tone\, which she uses to laser into deep emotional zones; she leaves brackets of silence\, and phrases with microscopic care.” And\, The Wall Street Journal adds that she is “our greatest living link to the late\, great (Carmen) McRae.” \n\nShowtimes: 7:00pm | 9:00pm | 10:30pm\n\n\n\nFess Applied To All Ticket/Pass Purchases
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/mary-stallings-2
LOCATION:Smoke Jazz & Supper Club\, 2751 Broadway\, New York City\, NY\, 10025\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:CHRISTIAN SANDS QUARTET
DESCRIPTION:Christian Sands – Piano\nMarvin Sewell – Guitar\nYasushi Nakamura – Bass\nRyan Sands – Drums \nChristian Sands is an American jazz pianist and composer. Sands was mentored by pianist Billy Taylor\, who allowed the teenager to close one of the sets that Taylor played at the Kennedy Center. Sands went on to study at the Manhattan School of Music. The school’s Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra\, led by Bobby Sanabria\, recorded the album Kenya Revisited Live in 2009; it was nominated for a Latin Grammy. After graduating\, Sands joined Inside Straight\, one of bassist Christian McBride’s bands. In 2014\, Sands cited as influences McBride\, Wynton Marsalis\, Kenny Garrett\, and Marcus Roberts\, because “They’re coming from the tradition of bringing people into the music\, but also moving it forward into new directions”. In the same year\, Sands became an American Pianists Association Jazz Fellowship Awards Finalist. \nHis third album for Mack Avenue Records\, Be Water\, was released in 2020 and received a Grammy Award nomination in the Best Instrumental Composition category for the song “Be Water II.” On his stunning new album\, Be Water\, pianist Christian Sands takes inspiration from water’s tranquility and power and muses on the possibilities offered by echoing its fluidity and malleability. Just embarking on his 30s\, Sands has already enjoyed a remarkable career trajectory\, touring and recording with Christian McBride’s Inside Straight and Trio\, as well as collaborating with the likes of Gregory Porter and Ulysses Owens. \nFriday 6/23 & Saturday 6/24: 7:30pm | 9:30pm \nSunday 6/25: 5:00pm | 7:00pm \nTicket Fees: $3.46 – $4.16 \nStreaming: $10 | $1.70 Fees
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/christian-sands-quartet
LOCATION:Keystone Korner Baltimore\, 1350 Lancaster Street\, Baltimore\, MD\, 21231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:MIKE LEDONNE GROOVER QUARTET
DESCRIPTION:Mike LeDonne’s Groover Quartet featuring Eric Alexander\, Peter Bernstein & Kenny Washington. \nWe’re quite proud of our newest Jazz Forum addition – a Hammond organ – and even more proud to debut it with this outstanding quintet of top-notch musicians\, led by keyboard great Mike LeDonne. \nFor many years\, LeDonne has been at the B-3 to lead The Groover Quartet\, a wildly popular weekly “grits and gravy” jazz gig at Smoke in Manhattan\, and he’s bringing that sound\, plus an additional horn\, to Tarrytown. Don’t miss it! \nShowtimes: 7:00pm & 9:30pm \nFees Applied To all Ticket Purchases
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/mike-ledonne-groover-quartet
LOCATION:Jazz Forum Arts\, 1 Dixon Lane\, Tarrytown\, NY\, 10591\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:MICHAEL FRANKS
DESCRIPTION:Michael Franks is an American singer and songwriter\, considered a leader of the quiet storm movement. He has recorded with a variety of well-known artists\, such as Patti Austin\, Art Garfunkel\, Brenda Russell\, Claus Ogerman\, Joe Sample\, and David Sanborn. His songs have been recorded by Gordon Haskell\, Shirley Bassey\, The Carpenters\, Kurt Elling\, Diana Krall\, Patti LaBelle\, Lyle Lovett\, The Manhattan Transfer\, Leo Sidran\, Veronica Nunn\, Carmen McRae\, Ringo Starr and Natalie Cole. \nFranks grew up in southern California with his father Thurman\, his mother Vera\, and two younger sisters. Although no one in his family was a musician\, his parents loved swing music\, and his early influences included Peggy Lee\, Nat King Cole\, Ira Gershwin\, Irving Berlin\, and Johnny Mercer. At age 14 Franks bought his first guitar\, a Japanese Marco Polo for $29.95 with six private lessons included; those lessons were the only music education that he received. \nAt University High in San Diego\, Franks discovered the poetry of Theodore Roethke with his off-rhymes and hidden meter. In high school\, he began singing folk-rock\, accompanying himself on guitar. Studying English at UCLA\, Michael discovered Dave Brubeck\, Patti Page\, Stan Getz\, João Gilberto\, Antonio Carlos Jobim\, and Miles Davis. He never studied music in college or later\, but earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from UCLA in comparative literature in 1966 and a Master of Arts degree from the University of Oregon in 1968. He had a teaching assistantship in a Ph.D. program in American literature at the University of Montreal before returning to teach part-time at UCLA. \nDuring this time Franks started writing songs\, starting with the antiwar musical Anthems in E-flat (1968) starring Mark Hamill. He also composed music for the films Cockfighter (1974)\, starring Warren Oates\, and Zandy’s Bride (1974)\, starring Liv Ullmann and Gene Hackman. Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee recorded three of his songs\, including “White Boy Lost in the Blues” on their album Sonny & Brownie. Franks played guitar\, banjo and mandolin on the album and joined them in touring. In 1973\, he recorded an eponymous album\, later reissued as Previously Unavailable\, which included the minor hit “Can’t Seem to Shake This Rock ‘n Roll.” \nIn 1976 Franks released his second album The Art of Tea\, which saw Franks begin a long relationship with Warner Bros. Records. The Art of Tea featured Joe Sample\, Larry Carlton\, and Wilton Felder of the Crusaders and included the hit song “Popsicle Toes”. His third album\, Sleeping Gypsy (1977)\, which includes the song “The Lady Wants to Know”\, was partially recorded in Brazil. Around this time\, percussionist Ray Armando gave Franks a cabasa\, which became a signature instrument for him to play on stage when he was not playing guitar. Burchfield Nines (1978)\, which includes the song “When the Cookie Jar Is Empty\,” reflects his move to New York City and features more of an East Coast sound. Since then\, Franks recorded more than 15 albums. \nHis best known works include “When I Give My Love to You\,” “Popsicle Toes\,” “Monkey See\, Monkey Do\,” “Lotus Blossom\,” “Tiger in the Rain\,” “Rainy Night in Tokyo\,” and “Tell Me All About It.” His biggest hit came in 1983 with “When Sly Calls (Don’t Touch That Phone)” from the album Passionfruit. Radio hits include “Your Secret’s Safe With Me” from 1985’s Skin Dive\, and “Island Life” from 1987’s The Camera Never Lies. \nMichael Franks also recorded his cover version of “Christmas Time Is Here” (the Christmas classic) with jazz pianist David Benoit released in 1996 on Benoit’s Christmas album\, Remembering Christmas. \nOpening Act: Andrea Miller \nParking: $30.00 advanced purchase | $35.00 day of \nValet: $40.00 advanced purchase | $45.00 day of (if not sold out)
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/michael-franks
LOCATION:Hyatt Regency Newport Beach\, 1107 Jamboree Road\, Newport Beach\, CA\, 92660\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert
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