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Join us for Jazz in the Sanctuary's "Gift to the Giver" concert at Shiloh Baptist Church on Saturday, Oct. 22 @ 4p, featuring Saxophonist Anthony E. Nelson, Jr. & Increase, Brandon McCune/Piano, Victor Provost/Steelpan, Alvester Garnett/Drums and Kenny Davis/Bass.

This coming Saturday, October 15th, Salongo will be performing from 2:00 - 3:30pm at J Hood Wright Park,
173rd Str. & Washington Ave., NYC, NY 10033

Salongo is;
Eddie Allen - trumpet
Bruce Williams - alto sax
Peter Brainin - tenor sax
Oscar Perez - piano
Leo Traverse - electric bass
Diego Lopez - drums
Renato Thoms - percussion

Salongo is a seven-piece Afro-Cuban/Brazilian group that combines Mongo Santamaria's rhythmic latticework, with Brazilian beats, the harmonic concepts of contemporary jazz, and the commercial veneer of Santana.

Presented by Horizon Foundation for New Jersey Saturday, April 17, 10am - 5pm EST Did you know the largest collection of cherry blossom trees in the country is found in Newark’s own Branch Brook Park? Join us for a virtual celebration to explore the wonders of cherry blossoms and enjoy a wide variety of other activities related to spring and Japanese culture. All programs are presented in English, some on Zoom/social media channels and some on social media only. This event will be live captioned by CART.

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 Jazz Appreciation Month Alex brings to the Jazzy Afternoons program at The Fox and Falcon the next generation of jazz with his North Jersey Jazz Ensemble to honor the culture of Jazz and help us all swing into spring. Come join us Apr 11th with Alex Desrivieres @alleycatsax and Josh November on Bass, Jerry Ulichny on Guitar, Ken O'Rourke on drums. Gregory Burrus Productions Sponsors Jazzy Afternoons at The Fox and Falcon NJ in South Orange NJ

TUES@7 featuring Jennifer Curtis, Pauchi Sasaki, Rebekah Heller, and Clifton Joey Guidry III. Creation, collaboration, and process are the core of our Ensemble’s history and mission. International Contemporary Ensemble’s violinist Jennifer Curtis and interdisciplinary artist Pauchi Sasaki have a long history of collaborating together. Join us for an evening focused on their work including interviews, descriptions of process, and past performances. Rebekah Heller and Clifton Joey Guidry III will take us through their process in collaboration with the world premiere of Guidry’s How hot is the sand at 6pm?

Sarah Cabral was born in southern Brazil. She draws on modern jazz, avant-garde, and classical influences to breathe new life into seemingly bygone eras of traditional and popular Brazilian music. A recent review by Helvécio Cardoso in Diário da Manha read that her music “unites the sophistication of the most exquisite taste and simplicity.”
Cabral studied at The California Jazz Conservatory

Contemporary jazz band ‘Spin Cycle’ has been bringing their original music across the US and Canada. Co-lead by Scott Neumann (Drums) and Tom Christensen (Tenor and Soprano Sax), the band highlights their flexibility, reach and capacity. On any given song, you might encounter the modal influence of John Coltrane, the second-line funk of New Orleans, or the edgy experimentation of free jazz. The band also features guitarist Pete McCann and bassist Phil Palombi, both bandleaders and well-respected artists in their own right. The band’s fourth CD will be released soon on their label, Sound Footing Records.

Sets at 7.30pm + 9.30pm ET
John Patitucci -electric basses
Adam Rogers -electric guitars
Steve Cardenas -electric guitars
Nate Smith -drums

John Patitucci brings his all-star Electric Guitar Quartet featuring Adam Rogers, Steve Cardenas and Nate Smith. This versatile group plays everything from Monk to funk.

The Watchung Arts Center is delighted and honored to present internationally-celebrated pianist, arts advocate and educator Min Kwon and her vision of America/Beautiful in a solo performance on Saturday, October 23 at 8PM. America/Beautiful is the creation of Korean-born American musician Min Kwon, who commissioned a diverse group of more than 70 of today’s leading American composers to each compose a variation on “America the Beautiful.” In the end, she’s produced a meaningful, poignant, and powerful record that speaks of the resilience and invention of all Americans during this time.