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  • Rome Neal Banana Puddin' Jazz 18th Anniversary Celebration Co-Chaired by Multi-EMMY award winner Ron Cephas Jones and TONY/EMMY award winner LaChanze Hosted by Rome Neal With musical performances by John di Martino, J.F. Seary, Yoshi Waki, Lonnie Plaxico, Nick Scheuble, Patience Higgins, Frank Senior, Andre Chez Lewis, Leonieke Scheuble, Mimi Block, and others... Back at the historic NUYORICAN POETS CAFE 236 E 3rd St, New York, NY 10009 RSVP ONLY: romeneal25@gmail.com (FREE, However because of limited seating all entering the Nuyorican on the day of the event must RSVP and have proof of a negative Covid Test 48 hours prior to time of the event) Sunday, August 22, 2021 6:00 PM est Also FREE Virtually Live Streamed! Youtube and FB LIVE!Please note: RSVP tickets are required ONLY for the live show in the Nuyorican Poets Cafe: romeneal25@gmail.com This event is FREE and also streaming LIVE YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRxWA2DH_XIFB Live Links: https://www.facebook.com/...//www.facebook.com/rome.neal.1 www.romeneal.com Contributions accepted:venmo: rome-neal-2 or PayPal: romekyn@earthlink.net Rome Neal's Banana Puddin' Jazz events are STREAMED LIVE! YOUTUBE & FB "FREE" SPONSORS:Ron Cephas Jones, Jazz Foundation of America, John D. Smith, Lamon Fenner, Chris Bryan, Barbara Flowers, Sheryl Renee Productions, Laurence Holder, George Turner, Steve Burnett, Black Theatre Project (Documentary) Harry Karsten c/o Black Repertory Group (Berk) *This program is also made possible by the New York City Artist Corps.*
  • Murphy describes the power of his trio with bassist, Eric Wheeler and drummer, Jeff “Tain” Watts. He explains, “Tain" and Eric provide unparalleled rhythmic and harmonic support. Not only do they lay out a comfortable foundation (sometimes a cushion) for anything musically that I’m trying to do, but they contribute while supporting me in a way that’s quite unique and often telepathic. They know when to give me a gentle push or a firm shove in order to allow the music to take off into the stratosphere, or go where it needs to go, or in some cases, come back down to earth!”
  • ANTOINETTE MONTAGUE hails from the Great City of Newark, is loved and highly respected as a great crowd pleasing New York Jazz, Blues, and more performer. Antoinette is an international entertainer, educator, producer and promoter of events. Ms.Montague hosts a Saturday morning Jazz radio talk show on WHCR 90.3fm celebrating multi generational Jazz artists and legends! Antoinette has been mentored by many greats including Etta Jones, Carrie Smith, Inez McClendon and others. Ms. Montague has mentored many current artists and teaches for Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Syncopated Leadership for MBA Students. She is an Adjunct Professor at Marymount Manhattan College teaching Jazz and Blues singing and History, stage presence, auditioning, and organic music theory.

    Ms. Montague also instructs Jazz and Blues singing and history for: Jazz Power Initiative as Sr. Vocal Instructor, Marymount College NY, The New School, NY, The Newark School of the Arts, teaches incarcerated persons for MOTI (Music on the Inside), teaches foster care children the Blues of Inspiration and Jazz at NYC’s ACS for Jazz Power Initiative, instructs singers for Jazzmobile at the Celia Cruise School of the Performing Arts in the Bronx, and more. A few of the noted Clubs she has headlined in with her group The Antoinette Montague Experience Art the world famous Blue Note, Dizzys, Jazz At Lincoln Center, Charlie Parker Festival, Jazzmobile Summerfest, Marcus Garvey Park, Grants Tomb, colleges, NJPAC Dorthaan’s Place, Newark Museums Jazz in the Garden series, museums and so much more.

    Ms. Montague is CEO, of Jazz Woman to the Rescue.
  • Join us for a fun family movie at Newark Washington Park! This event is part of Summer Garden at Washington Park.
  • Thanks for choosing the movie for this date! And the vote goes to Soul (2020)! Soul (2020). Directed by Pete Docter and Kemp Powers. (1h 40min). PG. After landing the gig of a lifetime, a New York jazz pianist suddenly finds himself trapped in a strange land between Earth and the afterlife. The Museum is operating under limited capacity for this program. All attendees must purchase tickets in advance. No entry on the day of the event without pre-booked tickets. In the event of inclement weather, the program will move indoors to our Billy Johnson Auditorium. All attendees will be required to wear masks and adhere to social distance seating. Food will not be allowed in the Auditorium. The Newark Museum of Art is operating under new protocols to keep our visitors and staff as safe as possible. As part of planning your visit, all visitors aged 12 and up must show proof of vaccination with a copy of vaccination card or photo, along with personal identification, or present a negative Covid-19 test from the last 72 hours. This includes both the Alice Ransom Dreyfuss Garden and inside the Museum.
  • Tickets are now available for Teatown’s “A Night in the Woods” Gala — our signature annual celebration. After a pandemic-proscribed virtual gala last year, we’re excited to gather on Sunday, October 3 at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Briarcliff Manor to celebrate “Teatown Teaches: An Intergenerational Community of Environmental Leaders.” This year’s Gala honorees are beloved Teatown community members who have committed immeasurable time and talent in support of Teatown’s mission: Nancy Felcher, Dr. Angela White, Howard Permut, and our own Teatown Education Staff. Questions about Gala tickets or sponsorships? Contact Karina Tarnawsky, associate director of events and external relations (ktarnawsky@teatown.org), or Susie Erdey, director of development (serdey@teatown.org). We’re eager to greet you at this year’s Gala and celebrate the community that is Teatown. Join us in showing your gratitude for Teatown’s environmental leadership.
  • Directed by Professor Tatum Greenblatt, The Rutgers Jazz Lab Band presents “A Night at Minton’s: Music from the Bebop Era,” featuring guest artist, Sharel Cassity. The ensemble will explore the music of Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Tadd Dameron, and other artists who brought Jazz into the artistic realm of the Post-Modern.
  • Peter Lin leads a dynamic quartet. m Lawn On Stangl Tent Flemington NJ
  • If you haven’t heard of The New Jersey String Quartet before, you are not alone! Formed last Summer by four strings players in the New York Philharmonic that all live in New Jersey, this quartet, much like the Lot of Strings Music Festival, is one of the musical gifts forged through necessity of the pandemic. Hear these master musicians play a selection of great works in their first ever live public performance! Rain date, Wednesday, September 22, 2021.
  • Ross Kratter Jazz Orchestra 11th Anniversary Show Friday, September 17, 2021, sets at 8:30 and 10:00 Hungarian House - 213 E 82nd St, New York, NY $30 cover Band lineup: REEDS: Brian Schatz, John DiSanto, Jeremy Powell, Stan Killian, Andrew Hadro TRUMPETS: Charles Clausen, Marty Bound, Alex Norris, Stuart Mack TROMBONES: Ric Becker, Gina Benalcazar, Chris Zatorski, Dan Jordan VOCALS: Grant Braider GUITAR: David Salter PIANO: Will Armstrong BASS: Ross Kratter DRUMS: Rick Erwin
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