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SUMMARY:RONI BEN~HUR SEXTET FEATURING GEORGE CABLES
DESCRIPTION:• Remembering Barry Harris \nBen~Hur started playing guitar when he was eleven. He learned about jazz from a high school’s friend’s record collection. In Israel he performed in clubs and at weddings and bar mitzvahs until he had enough money to move to the U.S. He arrived in New York City in 1985\, spending time at Barry Harris’s Jazz Cultural Theater. He took lessons from Harris\, then became a member of his band. \nBen-Hur’s experience as an educator dates back to 1981 in Israel. In the U.S. he started jazz music programs at Professional Performing Arts School\, the Coalition School for Social Change\, and at the Lucy Moses School. At the request of Bette Midler\, he started a jazz program for New York City high schools.[1] Ben-Hur began a jazz camp in Saint-Cézaire-sur-Siagne\, France\, with Santi Debriano. With Nilson Matta\, he began a jazz and Brazilian music camp in Bar Harbor\, Maine\, both intended for adult jazz amateurs. He is the founding director of the jazz program at the Lucy Moses School at Kaufman Center in Manhattan where he teaches. \nHis book Talk Jazz: Guitar (Mel Bay\, 2004) includes a CD with a removable guitar track of Ben-Hur performing the exercises in the book with Tardo Hammer on piano\, Earl May on bass\, and Leroy Williams on drums. \nHis album Anna’s Dance was named by The Village Voice one of the best jazz albums of 2001. All About Jazz called him “a virtuoso guitarist with impeccable swing”. In 2000\, he won the Jazziz reader poll for “Best New Talent”.
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LOCATION:Jazz Forum Arts\, 1 Dixon Lane\, Tarrytown\, NY\, 10591\, United States
CATEGORIES:Club
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SUMMARY:AKUA ALLRICH
DESCRIPTION:Charlie Parker Jazz Festival 2023 \nJazz vocalist and DC-native Akua Allrich has proven herself to be a musician of extraordinary talent and crowd-moving passion. With finesse and charisma\, this vocalist\, composer and teacher\, has successfully etched out a place for her unique musical expression\, electrifying audiences in and around the nation’s capital with sold-out performances. \nWith the launch of her independently produced albums\, A Peace of Mine in 2010\, Uniquely Standard\, Akua Allrich Live! in 2012\, and her latest release Soul Singer\, the young artist’s music and concerts created a significant buzz with critics and music-lovers alike. Said Franz Matzner of All About Jazz\, “Akua Allrich’s music flows with a free\, natural energy as engaging as her equally ingenuous personality.” Her appeal soon reached across US borders and attained international attention. In early 2011\, Allrich signed a distribution deal with Japanese record label AGATE/Inpartmaint Inc. Her debut CD\, A Peace of Mine\, was released in Japan during their “Golden Week” of May 2011. Music lovers and tastemakers from around the world expressed their appreciation and excitement for this new music. \nAllrich’s style is fluid and ever evolving. Her musical roots run deeply into blues\, soul and rhythm and blues\, with a clear grounding in jazz and pan-African music. She sings in many languages including Portuguese\, French\, Spanish\, English\, Xhosa\, and Twi. Given her ability to capture the essence of a broad range of musical genres\, Allrich is often likened to legendary artists such as Oscar Brown\, Jr.\, Miriam Makeba and Nina Simone. She has developed popular tribute programs involving the latter two women and other great African American women of jazz. \nAkua Allrich was educated at Howard University\, where she obtained her BM in jazz vocals and a master’s degree in social work. She was taught\, coached and mentored by talented musicians such as world-renowned singer Kehembe V. Eichelberger\, singer/drummer Grady Tate\, and pianist Charles Covington. \nJoining her is The Tribe: Kris Funn ~ bass\, Samuel Prather ~ keys\, Tyler Leak ~ drums
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/akua-allrich
LOCATION:Marcus Garvey Park\, 6316\, Mt Morris Park W\,\, New York City\, NY\, 10027\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Festival
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SUMMARY:CHARLIE PARKER JAZZ FESTIVAL
DESCRIPTION:Featuring: The Cookers | Ndudzo Makhathini Trio | Endea Owens & The Cookout | Akua Allrich & The Tribe | DJ Sets by Uptown Vinyl Supreme \nAs part of the Charlie Parker Jazz Festival\, the Cookers headline a group of innovative artists that embody a sense of community. Most of this super septet—comprising Billy Harper\, Cecil McBee\, George Cables\, Eddie Henderson\, Billy Hart\, David Weiss\, and Donald Harrison—are veterans of the heady mid-’60s when hard bops gave way to the next wave of jazz\, and have been pushing the limits of the sound ever since. Endea Owens and the Cookout is led by the titular house bassist for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Hailing from Detroit\, Juilliard graduate Owens has found a home in Harlem\, where she hosted community cookouts during the COVID-19 pandemic\, playing music with her band of fellow virtuosos and handing out hundreds of free meals. Nduduzo Makhathini has become a rising star of South African jazz in both art and academia; the award-winning pianist\, improviser\, healer\, and scholar brings his latest trio to perform selections from The Spirit Of Ntu\, his 2022 album for Blue Note Africa. Rounding out the bill is Akua Allrich and The Tribe\, led by the jazz and pan-African vocalist with deep musical roots in the blues\, soul\, and R&B. Allrich and her group the Tribe have drawn accolades for their annual events honoring the defining female voices of Black music\, but are also known to craft soul-stirring originals. \nPlus\, see “We’re Outside”\, an exhibition of 10 local artists\, curated by Fable Jones Studio\, August\, 26th\, 3-7pm on the west lawn of Marcus Garvey Park (123rd & Mt Morris Park West side) hosted by Heath Gallery and MMPCIA.
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/charlie-parker-jazz-festival
LOCATION:Marcus Garvey Park\, 6316\, Mt Morris Park W\,\, New York City\, NY\, 10027\, United States
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