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Jazz from Lincoln Center
Jazz at Lincoln Center
33 West 60 Street
New York, New York 10023
Phone (212) 258-9800
email
: radio@jazzatlincolncenter.org

 

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Jazz from Lincoln Center

KPBX 91.1, Thursday, 10pm-11pm


“We don’t just play jazz—we teach it, we write it, we dance it,
we sing it, we present it, we photograph it, we film it, we produce it,
we archive it, we record it, we broadcast it, we commission it,
we celebrate it, we love it, we share it.”

– Wynton Marsalis, Artistic Director, Jazz at Lincoln Center

Comprised of 15 of the finest jazz soloists and ensemble players, the world-renowned Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra
has been JALC’s resident orchestra for more than 10 years.

Program Listings
November 20, 2008
As of Now: Barry Harris and Regina Carter Before Motown, the Motor City had Jazz. Barry Harris has been adding light touches to classic Jazz since the 1950s. Violinist Regina Carter fuses elements of Latin, Jazz and classical music.

November 27, 2008
Kings of Crescent City Clap your hands and sway with the second line as the sons of the Crescent City pay tribute to the kings. New Orleans natives dig into their roots.

December 4, 2008
Tap Meets Flamenco Lose yourself in the Flamenco sounds of Tomasito Moreno, Jared Grimes, Dewitt Fleming, Jr, Chano Dominguez and Wynton Marsalis.

December 11, 2008
Richard Galliano Galliano begins with Parisian café roots and winds through a history of the accordion - and Jazz.

December 18, 2008
Red Hot Holiday Stomp: Back by popular demand. This year trombonist and host, Wycliffe Gordon and friends Marcus Printup, Walter Blanding, Victor Goines, Dan Nimmer, Don Vappie, Reginald Veal and Herlin Riley bring some Big Easy-style holiday swing to the Big Apple.

December 25, 2008
Monk's Solo Mood Celebrate the bebop revolution with four formidable instrumentalists in unique solo performances: saxophonist Gary Bartz, pipa player Min Xiao Fen, guitarist Doug Wamble, and trombonist Steve Turre trace the notes of Thelonious Monk.