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Under the name, Jazz By Jorei, we host a weekly Live Jazz Music Series at Sour Mouse, NYC; which has become one of the hottest underground social clubs in New York! Committed to the preserving legacy of Jazz and Blues Mmusic , Jorei jazz has been sponsoring a Live Jazz Music Series at Sour Mouse for over 2 years! It's a great way to perk up a Lazy Sunday afternoon. Musicians and Singers are encouraged to sit-in or sign-up to sing.

The Venue: a spacious Game Room with Ping Pong and Pool Tables, along with Board GTheames and Foosball. The Room curated with edgy art from local artists is a formidable art gallery, and it's gorgeous!

Date: Every Sunday
TIme: 3:30pm-6:45pm
Location: 110 Delancey st, New York, NY 10002
Menu: Bar Serving coctails, Wine, Champagne and Beer
Pizza and a variety of snacks


Article in The Villager Newspaper:
https://www.amny.com/entertainment/jazz-by-jorei-sour-mouse-lower-east-side/

Instagram: @jazzByjorei
Website: www.JazzByJorei.com
eMail: info@jazzbyjorei.com

On Friday, Jan 13, 2023, The New York Jazz Society is hosting The 5th Annual Harlem Martin Luther King Day Jazz Tribute from 530 PM til 830Pm at THE NATIONAL JAZZ MUSEUM IN HARLEM 58 West 129th Street Harlem.

ADMISSION IS FREE

The program will include a special jazz musical presentation by John Satchmo Mannan Renaissance 2.0 Ensemble including Harlem musicians Terri Davis, Denton Darien, Dishan Harper, Craig Haynes, etc

Monthly Jazz Jams return live at Flushing Town Hall the second Wednesday of every month! Open to professional jazz musicians, graduate students studying jazz, music educators and serious hobbyists, Louis Armstrong Legacy Monthly Jazz Jams invites musicians to perform at Flushing Town Hall. All are welcome, regardless of instrument (vocalists, too!). Our Steinway baby grand and drum kit are available at each Jam. Health and safety protocols will be in place so bring a mask, and feel free to bring your own microphone. House Band and Jam Sessions are led by Carol Sudhalter, with Joe Vincent Tranchina, Scott Neumann and Eric Lemon. Don't play, but love Jazz? Come listen!

FTH's Jazz Jam house band leader, Carol Sudhalter, plays flute, baritone and tenor sax and has been running our Louis Armstrong Legacy Monthly Jazz Jams for the last four years. And for the last 17 months since March 2020, more than 200 musicians from over a dozen countries as far as New Zealand, Italy and South Africa, have participated in the virtual monthly jams. Over 7,000 viewers from across the globe have enjoyed the music and tuned in to the monthly jams to listen as the venue moved its programming online.

Photo © Greg Kessler, Jazz Jam All Stars July 16, 2022, Flushing Town Hall.

This program is supported in part by a grant from The Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation, Inc.

Pianist Carolyn Enger's Resonating Earth creates a meditative space for listeners to engage with music and environmental art in order to inspire environmental action. An hour-long cinematic concert collaboration with video artist and Peabody-winning producer Elliott Forrest (WQXR), artist and activist J. Henry Fair, and visual storyteller Myles Aronowitz, Resonating Earth pairs Enger’s live piano performance of music from the Baroque period to the present with arresting natural imagery. This diverse program invites the audience to think about a range of periods, locations, and communities, and to reflect on the relationship between humans and nature—from the environment’s impact on composer output, to human impact in the era of industrial acceleration. Our climate is in crisis — how do we help?
Ms. Enger has gained critical acclaim for her lyrical and dynamic playing, as well as her deeply felt interpretations of works from the 18th century to the present. In addition to an active performance schedule on two continents, Ms. Enger has enjoyed remarkable success as a recording artist and is dedicated to bringing music to varied audiences in accessible civic spaces.
Joining Ms. Enger on the program will be pianist Nicholas Schneider who will be the opening performer.
The concert is free - however due to limited space, advance reservations are required.  Please email https://www.ridgefieldpark.org/concerts-arts-culture/pages/next-concert to reserve your seats today. In your email, please provide your name and the number of seats that you require.
Doors open to the public at 2:30 p.m. We will accommodate walk-ins the day of performance, provided seating is still available.

4 days. 27 Concerts. 31 Musicians.
A piano marathon celebrating the rich tradition of NYC piano shrines that made New York City such a great place to live for pianists and their listeners. Places like Bradley's, Zinnos, Vanguard, etc. 10 fingers/88 keys.

Friday:
URI CAINE, ABU, MIKI YAMANAKA, YAYOI IKAWA, DAVE BURRELL, ARTURO O'FARRILL, SCOTT PATTERSON

Saturday:
MICHAEL BIAGIO CARABELLO, RUFUS REID PRESENTS CAELAN CARDELLO, TADATAKA UNNO, ARUAN ORTIZ, ELEW, JEAN-MICHEL PILC, RACHEL Z | OMAR HAKIM

Sunday:
LASZLO GARDONY, ANDY MILNE, ORRIN EVANS, DAYRAMIR GONZALEZ, JEAN-MICHEL PILC, WILERM DELISFORT | JASON W MARSHALL, MARC CARY

Monday:
LUIS PERDOMO, BENITO GONZALEZ "LETTER TO MCCOY", ELIO VILLAFRANCA, AARON PARKS, EDSEL GOMEZ | CLIFTON ANDERSON, ETHAN IVERSON

Jazz Concert at Clair Featuring Winard Harper , Jeli Posse and vocalist.

Darren Lyons-Drums
Lou Rainone - Piano
Rich Syracuse - Acoustic Bass

ANNUAL FREE JAZZ TRIBUTE TO DR KING AND THE BLACK FREEDOM MOVEMENT


On Friday, Jan 13, 2023, The New York Jazz Society is hosting The 5th Annual Harlem Martin Luther King Day Jazz Tribute from 530 PM til 830Pm at THE NATIONAL JAZZ MUSEUM IN HARLEM 58 West 129th Street Harlem.

The program will include a special jazz musical presentation by John Satchmo Mannan Renaissance 2.0 Ensemble including Harlem musicians Terri Davis, Denton Darien, Dishan Harper Chris Haynes etc.
The events are free and also live-streamed
All are welcome. Jazz lovers may also tune in at.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJhOImcp1ed_3JXkfrQ-gOQ

Grupo Niche is a Colombian salsa orchestra formed in 1980, recognized by critics and the public alike as the most successful in Latin America during the last four decades. It was started in the city of Bogotá by Jairo Varela Martínez, a native of the department of Chocó. With the passage of time and in search of inspiration, they decided to travel to the city of Buenaventura on the Colombian Pacific coast, and finally, in 1983, they settled in Cali, in the western region of the country, which would become their base of operations.

In 1990, Jairo Varela produced "Cielo de Tambores", the group's most successful album. Songs like "Una Aventura", "Busca por Inside", "It looked so much like you", "Sin Sentimiento", "Cali Ají" and "Debiera Olvidarla" broke new ground and were an undeniable success throughout Latin America. Through their tours, the group used their newfound influence to entertain their fellow immigrants and ethnic groups in each country.

On August 8, 2012, teacher Jairo Varela suffered another heart attack that caused his death. There was great grief over his passing in Colombia and several other countries. His funeral lasted four days due to the love of his fans. Numerous tributes were received from governments and individuals, and the legend of "Jairo" began.

52 Studio Arts presents Tea Series: Real Talk , a raw, honest conversation on topics of politics, beauty and health & International Music Showcases with Thaisa Olivia, Antoine & Kojo Roney, Ronnie Burrage, Melvin Greenwich. Saturdays, 1p. & 3p. Limited Space, Reservations are suggested. APAP passes are welcome. www.52studioarts.com