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  • On Sunday Sept.11th, the place to be will be the Cutting Room when VTY Jazz Arts presents another Sunday Serenade tribute to the legendary tenor saxophonist Clifford Jordan. The doors open at 3:30 P.M. and the music starts at 4:00 P.M. Two sets of great music for one music charge in a room that lends itself to great listening. Hope to see you live and in-person on Sunday Sept.11th for this not to be missed tribute for Clifford Jordan.
  • Matt Lavelle, Ryan Sawyer, Larry Roland in Performance & Discussion. Suggested minimum donation is $5. Donations go towards funding artist fees. Arts for Art's On_Line Salon series features live streaming FreeJazz performances and conversations every Tuesday and Thursday. Tuessday March 30, 2021, 8PM ET Video is available to view through Friday April 2, 6PM ET Matt Lavelle - trumpet Ryan Sawyer - drums Larry Roland - bass, poetry
  • It's Another Sunday Serenade presented by VTY Jazz Arts and we will be live and in-person at the fabulous Cutting Room. This Sunday Serenade will be a tribute to pianist Phineas Newborn Jr. featuring the Jeb Patton Quintet. The music starts at 3:00 and goes until 5:45 PM. One music charge of ($30.00) for two sets of music. The doors open at 2:30. Look forward to seeing you live and in-person at the Cuttting Room. Reservations:917-882-9539...
  • Sets at 7.30pm + 9.30pm ET

    Brandon Ross -guitars/voice
    Stomu Takeishi -acoustic bass guitar

    Brandon Ross and Stomu Takeishi play CREATIVE MUSIC on acoustic guitar and acoustic bass guitar. The vocabulary is personal, adventurous, intimate and captivating. Bring your attention, your openness and your INNER ears along with you.

    "...These are musicians so technically advanced, so experienced, that there is no barrier; a soundscape of original stories..." - Sue Edwards, The Jazz Shark
  • Jazz guitarist David Stern brings a drummerless trio featuring Luis Perdomo on piano and Dominic Duval on bass to the restaurant Pangea in East Village. Two sets starting at 7:30, no cover charge, and great food/drinks. http://www.pangeanyc.com/show/front-lounge-david-stern-trio-730pm-no-cover/ https://davidsternjazz.com/ https://www.instagram.com/davidsternjazz/
  • Wil B. and Kev Marcus started out covering hip-hop songs on their violins and soon realized they had something that audiences had never heard before. Their unique blend of classical, hip hop, jazz, R&B and reggae is often described as ''classical boom." Black Violin has collaborated with a diverse group of artists including Kanye West, Tom Petty, Alicia Keys, Aerosmith and Wu-Tang Clan.
  • Dorian Devins Trio performs jazz and vocal standards, bossa nova, blues, samba, pop and more. 7:00 - 10:00 PM Live at Flute Champagne Bar in Manhattan. NO COVER! Dorian Devins - vocals Lou Rainone - piano Dave Kingsnorth - bass Flute Bar 205 West 54th St (between Broadway & 7th Ave) New York, NY Flute is a cozy champagne bar, featuring drinks and great food and music.
  • Tenor saxophonist Cory Weeds hits the Hermann's Stage with his working quartet of Tilden Webb on piano, John Lee on bass and Jesse Cahill on drums to celebrate the release of Weeds' Just Coolin' CD. Joining the quartet this weekend will be New York City trumpeter Joe Magnarelli. Over the course of a 40+ year career, Joe Magnarelli has emerged as one of the premier trumpeters, improvisers, composers, and educators in jazz.
  • Called Lancaster County's most joyous band, Big Boy Brass will have you dancing in delight as this talented group of jazz musicians put their unique twist on some of rock's classic songs. Special appearance by a phenomenal vocalist doing some of Carol King's best known songs.
  • “Personalism: the Theology of MLK” with Rev. Dr. David Breeden and "Spoken Word Poetry Capturing the Life and Thoughts of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, with Poet and Activist Christopher D. Sims. This social justice team will capture who Dr. King was and still is by diving deep into his theology and his thought process. Listeners and onlookers will be taken on a ride allowing a full scope of the man, the prophet, the icon with words, and jazz music.
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