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    Milt Hinton Jazz Perspectives Concert Series

    Jazz“An Evolution of Partnerships: The Milt Hinton Jazz Perspectives Concert Series,” by Eugene Marlow, Ph.D., JazzEd Magazine, March 2010.

     

     

     

    Current Season

    2016-2017 High energy performance of “Echoes of Etta: A Tribute to Etta James”; Electric flute duo (plus drums) of Flutronix; Grammy-winning saxophonist Vince Giordano and the New York-based Nighthawks Orchestra. (all taking place at the Engelman Recital Hall)

    The Milt Hinton Jazz Perspectives Series: Performers & Venues 1992-2017

    2015-2016 The Billy Strayhorn Legacy Big Band, Musical Director saxophonist virtuoso Michael Hashim; piano virtuoso ArcoIris Sandoval Sextet; pianist Kirk Nurock & Friend. (all taking place at the Engelman Recital Hall)
    2014-2015 The Harlem String Quartet; pianist Justin Kauflin Quartet. (all taking place at the Engelman Recital Hall)
    2013-2014 The Hot Club of Detroit; trumpeter/singer extraordinaire Bria Skonberg & Friends. (all taking place at the Engelman Recital Hall).
    2012-2013 “Women in Jazz” photography (Mishkin Gallery) in collaboration with the Hinton Jazz Series; pianist Renee Rosnes Quartet (Peter Washington, Steve Nelson, Bill Stewart); Moroccan-born songstress Malika Zarra Quartet. (all taking place at the Engelman Recital Hall).
    2011-2012 “Keeping Time: The Life, Music and Photographs of Milt Hinton-A collaboration with the Milt Hinton Jazz Series; Jay Leonhart (bass) and Friends (Wycliffe Gordon, Houston Person, Bernard Purdy, and John Colianni); The Harvard Jazz Band with Cecile McBee.
    (all taking place at the Engelman Recital Hall).
    2010-2011 vibraphonist Joe Locke & Force of Four (Robert Rodriquez, Johnathan Blake, Ricardo Rodriquez); Cyrus Chestnut: A Two-Set Solo Concert. (all taking place at the Engelman Recital Hall)
    2009-2010 Bobby Sanabria on the BBC’s October broadcast Latin jazz series; Trio Da Paz (Engelman Recital Hall); Jazz Journalists Association president Howard Mandel on “American Blues”; The Andy LaVerne/John Abercrombie Piano/Guitar Duo (taking place at the Engelman Recital Hall)
    2008-2009 Indian-born jazz guitarist Rez Abassi and a trio; Italian-born vocalist Roberta Gambarini and her trio; journalist Dan Ouellette on his online developed biography of bassist Ron Carter; Bobby Sanabria’s “clavZ celebration” lecture and demonstration; and Columbian-born jazz harpist Edmar Castaneda (with trio). (all taking place at the Engelman Recital Hall)
    2007-2008 Jazz/bluegrass mandolinist Andy Statman; Grammy-nominated singer Carla Cook and a trio; the gospel brass group The McCollough Sons of Thunder. (all taking place at the Engelman Recital Hall)
    2006-2007 bassist Rufus Reid quintet; Bobby Sanabria leading the 19-piece Manhattan School of Music Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra; jazz/R&B/funk bassist Lonnie Plaxico sextet; lecture/demonstration on legendary pianist Art Tatum by Arnold Laubich. (all taking place at the Engelman Recital Hall)
    2005-2006 George Gee Swing Orchestra performs in the Newman Vertical Campus cafeteria; seven-time multi-Grammy nominee “Drummer of the Year” Bobby Sanabria and Quarteto AchZ; the 2006 Grammy-award winning Turtle Island String Quartet; and the Andy Middleton Octet in collaboration with Chamber Music America. (all three of these events take place at the Engelman Recital Hall)
    2004-2005 Chico O’Farrill Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra under the direction of Arturo O’Farrill (perform at Mason Hall); Dikki Du and the Zydeco Crew (takes place at the Newman Vertical Campus lobby); Grammy-nominated vocalist Carla Cook (Engelman Recital Hall); pianist/composer Andy Laverne and his trio (Engelman Recital Hall).
    2003-2004 Vanguard Jazz Orchestra (perform at Mason Hall); The “Sax in the City” quartet (Newman Vertical Campus lobby); The Ted Piltzecker Septet (Engelman Recital Hall); the Roberta Piket Trio (Engelman Recital Hall).
    2002-2003 “The Latin-Jazz All Stars” with trumpeter/leader Michael Mossman, tenor saxophonist David Sanchez, trombonist Steve Turre, pianist Arturo O’Farrill, alto saxophonist Antonio Hart, bassist Andy Gonzalez, and percussionist Phoenix Rivera (perform at Mason Hall); The Marty Sheller Big Band (Newman Vertical Campus lobby); Chris Washburne’s SYOTOS Latin-Jazz ensemble (Newman Vertical Campus lobby);”Rumbamerica,” an Afro-Cuban ensemble made up of some of New York’s top Afro-Cuban drummers, singers, and dancers (Nagelberg Theatre).
    November 2001 The Heath Brothers Quartet (“Percy, Jimmy, and Tootie”) with special guest trumpeter Jimmy Owens (perform at Mason Hall).
    November 2000 The Bronx Horns (perform at Mason Hall).

     


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