ETIENNE CHARLES
Trinidad-born trumpet player Etienne Charles is a performer, composer, and storyteller, who is continuously searching for untold stories and sounds with which to tell them.
A Guggenheim Fellow, in 2022 he received a commission to compose and perform his composition ‘San Juan Hill’ with the New York Philharmonic for the opening of New York’s Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall. A recent addition to the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami, Charles brings his special project, Traces, to our series.
Traces follows the journey of Sephardic music from the Middle East to Europe and to Latin America.
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Three Wishes
Marian McPartland was hanging out with the Baroness when she inquired about her three wishes and she responded by telling her:
- “I don’t need three wishes. Just one. But I can’t tell you what it is.”
*Excerpt from Three Wishes: An Intimate Look at Jazz Greats ~ Compiled and Photographed by Pannonica de Koenigswarter
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Daily Dose Of Jazz…
David Buckley Wilborn was born April 11, 1904 in Springfield, Ohio, on April 11, 1904. He started on piano at the age of 12 but switched to banjo soon after. He played with Cecil and Lloyd Scott in 1922, then joined William McKinney’s Synco Septet, which became the Cotton Pickers soon after. He sang and played banjo for the group until its dissolution in 1934, and when it reformed a short time later he remained in the group until 1937.
After 1937, Dave worked as a bandleader until 1950, after which he left full-time performance. When David Hutson formed the New McKinney’s Cotton Pickers, Wilborn also played in this ensemble. He sang and played on their albums New McKinney’s Cotton Pickers released in 1972 and their 1973 You’re Driving Me Crazy.
Banjoist and vocalist Dave Wilborn, who recorded with Louis Armstrong in 1928, transitioned during a performance in Detroit, Michigan on April 25, 1982.
HARLEM JAZZ CLUB REVIVAL FESTIVAL
SING HARLEM CHOIR | RED ROOSTER (GOSPEL), 310 Lenox Avenue | 12:15pm ~ 1:45pm
SUNDAY JAZZ BRUNCH WITH THE LV PROJECT! | PATRICK’S PLACE (JAZZ/SOUL), 2835 Frederick Douglass Boulevard | 1:00pm ~ 4:00pm
SOUL POWER BAND, NYC W/C. KELLY WRIGHT | HARLEM SHAKE (SOUL), 100 W 124th Street | 3:00pm ~ 6:00pm
THE NATE LUCAS ALL-STARS | RED ROOSTER (ORGAN JAZZ), 310 Lenox Avenue | 5:00pm ~ 8:00pm
THE SELENO CLARKE TRIBUTE BAND | AMERICAN LEGION POST 398, 248 W 132nd Street | 6:00pm ~ 10:00pm
JOHN COLTRANE SAX SUMMIT | CLUB HARLEM (JAZZ), 104 Malcolm X @ Harlem Heritage | 7:00pm ~ 11:00pm
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HARLEM JAZZ CLUB REVIVAL FESTIVAL
HARLEM DERBY PRESENTS: HATS, JULEPS & JAZZ | The National Jazz Museum In Harlem, 58 W 129th Street | 1:00pm ~ 6:00pm
BILL SAXTON & THE HARLEM ALL-STARS | BILL’S PLACE (JAZZ), 148 W 133rd Street | 7:00pm & 9:00pm
PAT TANDY | PATRICK’S PLACE (BLUES) 2835 Frederick Douglass Boulevard | 7:00pm ~ 11:00pm
LEE OLIVE TUCKER | New Amsterdam Musical Association, 107 W 130th Street | 8:00pm ~ 11:00pm
THE UNTOUCHABLES | DINOSAUR BBQ (R&B), 700 W 125th Street | 8:00pm ~ 11:00pm
LATE NIGHT JAZZ PARTY @ NAMA | New Amsterdam Musical Association, 107 W 130th Street | 11:00pm ~ 2:00am
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