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Singer Kathryn Farmer and her trio for Happy Hour Jazz

Grammy winners John Lee and Paquito D'Rivera journey through the Dizzy Gillespie vision of Afro - Latin Jazz, with an 8pc ensemble of driving rhythms and flowing vocals. Feature Artist long time Dizzy drummer Tommy Cambell and Dizzy Bassist John Lee

April 25, 2021 - We close out Jazz Appreciation Month Jazzy Afternoons at The Fox & Falcon with a few very seasoned professionals. The awesome prolific organist Radam Schwartz and master saxophonists Gene Ghee. Please join us outdoors under the sun .

Solo piano located in a trendy open bar in the Time Warner Building with a great view overlooking Columbus Circle, Central Park and all the way across town. Small plates and nice drinks, slightly on the expensive side. Reservations are not required, but can't hurt.

Ages: 10 – 18 Class Times: Saturdays 10AM – 12PM Semester: Fall: October 3 – Nov 21 Winter: January 23 – March 13 Spring: April 10 – May 15 Tuition: Single Semester: $50 Full Year: $150 Your voice, your style, your moves. Hip Hop is for everyone, everywhere! Express yourself through beat-making, dancing, rapping, and much more in NJPAC’s at-home online class. You’ll form a virtual community with other creators your age, learning from each other, hyping each other up, and sharing what you’ve made. Fall, Winter, and Spring sessions dive into different aspects of Hip Hop arts and culture. No experience necessary—you already have everything you need to succeed. Our world-class faculty love what they do, and they’re excited for you to love it, too! Sign up for one, two, or all three. Fall Session: Make your own beats using music production apps and learn how to DJ from home. Winter Session: Learn about graffiti, experiment with graphic design, and make your own podcast. Spring Session: Write and perform your own rap lyrics, or learn some classic and current dance moves. All Sessions: Practice beatboxing (vocal percussion) and learn hip hop history.

Every Sunday at 2:30pm EST the Glenn Crytzer Quartet will give a livestream concert focusing on a different year of the Great American Songbook. We'll begin with 1920, and work our way up to 1945. After the session, we'll be hosting a zoom call to talk about the music, jazz history, and whatever else is on your mind. We'll also sometimes feature special guests in the chat that are experts on some facet of the historical period we're covering.

​ It's free to tune in to the livestreams, but we hope you will help support the musicians by pledging a weekly donation. We are out of work thanks to Covid until concerts and events return, so having a reliable weekly income from pledges to support the livestreams is very meaningful to us!

​ To thank our weekly patrons, we're offering some thank you gifts that will be exclusively available to our supporters. Check em out below!

The fun begins 11/8 at 2:30 EDT. If you can't make it live, don't worry, we'll send out an email with a link to watch the replay to everyone that's signed up as a subscriber!

​ Thanks <3 Glenn

The Larry Fuller Trio is joined by very special guest Jeremy Pelt! Personnel: Jeremy Pelt, trumpet Larry Fuller, piano Matthew Parrish, bass Jason Tiemann, drums This livestream concert is free; donations can be made to: PayPal https://www.paypal.me/larryfullerjazz Venmo @Larry-Fuller-18 Zelle brushtones@mac.com ???? concert produced by BUMP Jazz Productions. A very special thank-you to Jazz Yukon for generously contributing to the production of this concert.

For over 30 years, Snug Harbor has provided the best in live jazz to Frenchmen Street. However, like many others, this institution has been closed for the last eleven months due to the covid-19 crisis. In an effort to bring the music back, Snug Harbor and the New Orleans Jazz Celebration (NOJC) will be producing a live streaming series from the Snug Harbor stage to benefit the club and New Orleans’ local artists. Each Sunday at 7:00pm CST a different all-star band will be presented for hour-long performances livestreamed around the world at Stage It.com for all to see. From a mosaic of modern jazz, blues & gospel tied together to Afro-Cuban funk, this series will be bringing you some of New Orleans' best performers. You won't want to miss it!

https://flushingtownhall.org/david-ostwald-louis-armstrong-eternity-band David Ostwald's Louis Armstrong Eternity Band "Remembering The Past and Celebrating The Future" FRI, APR 30, 2021 7:00 PM The concert will be performed and streamed LIVE from Flushing Town Hall Theater on April 30th at 7 PM ET and you can watch live on Flushing Town Hall’s YouTube channel. Buy tickets only at $5 to receive the live link and get a reminder! In celebration of International Jazz Day, Flushing Town Hall presents a LIVE streaming from our stage featuring David Ostwald's Louis Armstrong Eternity Band. Since 1980, this acoustically electrifying group has appeared nationally and internationally in varied settings - currently in the twentieth year of its open-ended weekly Wednesday evening engagement at New York City’s Birdland, at Lincoln Center’s Midsummer’s Night Swing, at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, at Jazz in July at the 92nd Street Y, at Lionel Hampton’s New Orleans-style funeral procession, and at four appearances at Scotland’s Nairn International Jazz Festival. The band’s guest musicians have included Wynton Marsalis, Dick Hyman, Jon Hendricks, Clark Terry, Jon Faddis, and blues great Big Joe Turner, whose recording with the band, one of five it has made, was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1986. Moderated by FTH's Jazz Producer Clyde Bullard, a live Q&A will follow the performance with David Ostwald answering questions from virtual audience.