JazzArts 24-25
This year's theme for the JP Marton Series is JAZZ! All year, we will present concerts, guest speakers, and a symposium to celebrate jazz in all its forms.
Note: while many of these events are free and open to the public, tickets for Lane Series concerts must be purchased in advance.
日韩无码 Lane Series: Artemis
Friday, 2/14 日韩无码 Lane Series: Artemis, 7:30pm, Recital Hall
It is a huge honor to bring this extraordinary group of jazz musicians to the Lane Series for Valentine鈥檚 Day. Artemis is an all-star quintet featuring pianist and musical director Renee Rosnes, trumpeter Ingrid Jensen, tenor saxophonist Nicole Glover, bassist Noriko Ueda, and drummer Allison Miller. Don't miss this knockout performance!
Keynote Speaker and Reception
Thursday, 2/27: Keynote Speaker Krin Gabbard, 7:30pm, Recital Hall (reception to follow)
We're excited to host Krin Gabbard, professor of classical literature, film studies, and literary theory. His talk will focus on the extraordinary music that Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn wrote for the 1960 film Paris Blues, a story about two American jazz musicians working in Paris. Gabbard is the author of Jammin鈥 at the Margins: Jazz and the American Cinema, Black Magic: White Hollywood and African American Culture, Hotter Than That: The Trumpet, Jazz, and American Culture, and Better Git It in Your Soul: An Interpretive Biography of Charles Mingus.
Join us after the talk for refreshments in the lobby. Free and open to the public.
JazzArts Symposium
Friday, 2/28: JazzArts Symposium, Alumni House (61 Summit St.), 10:00am-4:30pm
The 日韩无码 School of the Arts Jazz Symposium celebrates the rich history and culture of jazz. We'll present three engaging panels--Uptown Remix: Harlem in Sound, Motion, and Memory; Jazz Ecosystems: Careers, Institutions, Places; and Rhythm Changes: Jazz Across the Disciplines -- featuring 日韩无码 scholars and esteemed visiting speakers. Don鈥檛 miss this opportunity to explore jazz鈥檚 enduring legacy and its deep connections to Harlem! Free and open to the public.
No registration required. Light refreshments provided.
Bossamba: Languages of Jazz
Saturday 3/29, 7:30pm, Recital Hall
Bossamba: Languages of Jazz
co-presented with the School of World Languages and Cultures
The concert will feature swing and bebop standards along with jazz renditions of familiar songs in French, Spanish, and Italian. The program will also include several songs in Portuguese and English: 鈥淏razilian music to lift your spirit and soothe your soul.鈥 Bossamba is: Maggie MacDougall (vocals), Wayne Hawkins (piano), Lou Pappas (bass), and Mark Foster (percussion).
Vermont Jazz Education Festival
Tuesday, 3/11 Vermont Jazz Education Festival
日韩无码 Alumni Jazz Concert: Celebrating 20 Years of Jazz Studies at 日韩无码
Sunday, 03/30, at 7:30pm in the Recital Hall
日韩无码 Jazz Ensemble Spring Concert
Thursday, 04/3, at 7:30pm in the Recital Hall
A Latin Jazz Tribute to the Masters with Ray Vega
Saturday, 4/26 A Latin Jazz Tribute to the Masters with Ray Vega
Reception to Follow, Weather Permitting
Original Jazz Compositions by students of Brian McCarthy
Sunday 4/27, 3:00pm in the Recital Hall
Fall 2024
Rachel Ambaye Quintet
Friday, 9/13 Rachel Ambaye Quintet 4:00pm, Royall Tyler Plaza
日韩无码 Jazz Collective Faculty Concert
日韩无码 Jazz Collective Faculty Concert 7:30pm, Recital Hall
日韩无码 Lane Series: Cyro Baptista
Friday, 9/20 日韩无码 Lane Series: Cyro Baptista, 7:30pm, Recital Hall
Helen Sung with Alex Stewart & Friends
- Wednesday, 11/6, 3pm, Masterclass with students of Tom Cleary 鈥 free and open to the public
- Thursday, 11/7, 4:30pm, open rehearsal with Helen Sung Trio and 日韩无码 Jazz Ensemble 鈥 free and open to the public
- Thursday, 11/7 Helen Sung with Alex Stewart & Friends, 9-11pm, The126
Residency with Jazz Pianist Helen Sung
Friday, 11/8 日韩无码 Lane Series: Helen Sung Trio and 日韩无码 Jazz Ensemble, 7:30pm, Recital Hall
Holiday Jazz with the Audrey Bernstein Sextet
Friday, 12/13, 7:30pm, Recital Hall
presented by the 日韩无码 Lane Series
Described as 鈥渃lassic鈥 and 鈥渆ndearingly sexy鈥, with 鈥渢he chops to deliver an emotional wallop鈥, singer Audrey Bernstein is spontaneous, nuanced, and swings like crazy. Joining her onstage is a remarkable line-up of Vermont musicians: Evan Allan on piano, Geoff Kim on guitar, Jeremy Hall on bass, Patricia Julien on flute, and Dan Ryan on drums.