Jazz Events

Tribute to Bossa Nova with saxophonist Felipe Salles and vocalist Eleonora Bianchini.

Radio Nights: The South Shore Syncopators ten-piece dance band recreate a "remote broadcast" from 1929. Celebrating the pre-swing decade of 1924-1934.

The musicians of Juilliard Jazz bring their innovative style to jazz standards performed in an intimate hall. Featuring student originals.

The music is from the band Chicago, out of the tradition of great Chicago musicians like jazzman Lionel Hampton, bluesman Muddy Waters, and big band King of Swing, Benny Goodman. Come here Long Island band Beginnings perform the music of this rock 'n roll band with horns.

The Cali School of Music is proud to present Jazz Studies Coordinator Jeff Kunkel (piano and compositions) in a concert of Brazilian jazz featuring Jean Rohe (vocals), Mark Weinstein (flutes), Bill Moring (bass), and Rogerio Boccato (percussion).

Featuring student original compositions. FREE tickets available 3/25, Juilliard Box Office

The musicians of Juilliard Jazz bring their innovative style to jazz standards performed in an intimate hall. With guest Terell Stafford and the Artist Diploma Ensemble.

Up-and-coming vocalists sing standards from the Great American Songbook, including Broadway, jazz classics and more. Piano accompaniment by Chuck Mymit.

Laurie Beechman Dinner Theatre--407 West 42nd St. (just west of 9th Ave.), NYC-10036-Reservations-(212)-695-6909--www.westbankcafe.com. $15.00 Music Cover & $15.00 Food / Drink Minimum. Scot's 3rd year of frequented appearances @ this venue. Scot & the Band will be performing music from Scot's NEW 5th CD to be Released on June 17, 2010 @ The Kitano in NYC. Each performance, new selections are introduced so every presentation is unique. This Event is the Recording Band. Special Guest Artists / Composers on the NEW 5th CD are Vibraphonist Mike Mainieri & Saxophonist Dave Pietro. One Set this Event.

Uppercut is a nine-piece, high-energy, Funk, Rock and R&B group whose repertoire is dedicated to the great horn bands of the last forty years, as well as their own, original compositions.

In cooperation with the Tony Mottoa estate, this concert is a tribute to Tony Mottola. Directed by Peter Rogine, with surprise guest artists.

Great American Songbook. Featuring selected songs from The Songbook. Directed by Scott Ballin. Hosted by Bob Stern. Popular music from the 1930's, 1940's and 1950's. Songs come from Hollywood, Broadway, and the heartland of America.

Various ensembles created from the work of The Five Towns College Small Jazz Ensemble Class. Under the direction of professor and trumpeter Greg Bobulinki.

Two wonderful presentations: The Five Towns College Jazz Orchestra is the best big band on Long Island. Directed by Felipe Salles...and...The Five Towns College Vocal Jazz Ensemble, directed by Stephen Gleason, is stylish', sweet and swingin'.

COTA CAMPJAZZ is scheduled for July 26th - August 1st 2010. Sponsored by the Delaware Water Gap Celebration of the Arts (COTA) and its Fund for Young Musicians, this one-week program is an intense and inspiring experience for all aspiring jazz musicians - instrumentalists and vocalists - minimum age 13 through adult. Students will - play in small ensembles based on ability - experience lunchtime faculty concerts and master classes - learn the fundamentals of improvisation from a world-class faculty of performing artists who share a passion for teaching and mentoring.

Headlined by world-renowned legends such as Phil Woods, David Liebman, and Urbie Green, the 32nd Annual Delaware Water Gap Celebration of the Arts (COTA) packs 18 sets of ensemble jazz performances, plus theater, dance, and arts, into a three-day festival in the scenic Borough of Delaware Water Gap, from Friday, September 12, through Sunday, September 14.