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August 2016 News
Wednesday, August 31st, 2016
Elio Villafranca's Letters To Mother Africa in The Appel Room, October 14-15
VISIONARY CUBAN PIANIST and COMPOSERELIO VILLAFRANCA’S LETTERS TO MOTHER AFRICAJAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER’S THE APPEL ROOM OCTOBER 14-15 Villafranca, Billy Harper, Lewis Nash, David Murray, Dezron Douglas, Abdou Mboup, Vuyo Sotasheperform originals and new arrangements of
Wednesday, August 24th, 2016
Enrollment open for early childhood program WeBop and adult education Swing University
New York, NY; August 25, 2016; Jazz at Lincoln Center opens the 2016-17 season and continues to connect audiences with varying levels of exposure to jazz with age-appropriate education initiatives. Enrollment is open for the Fall Terms of WeBop, designed for children and caregivers, and Swing University, geared toward adults.
Tuesday, August 23rd, 2016
Jazz at Lincoln Center Honors Centennials ofDizzy Gillespie, Ella Fitzgerald, Mongo Santamaria, Thelonious MonkJazz 100:The Music of Dizzy, Ella, Mongo and Monk Features Danilo Perez,Wycliffe Gordon,Chris Potter,Avishai Cohen,Ben Street, Adam Cruz,Roman Diaz, LedisiRose
Wednesday, August 17th, 2016
Brad Mehldau in Rose Theater, Ibrahim Maalouf in The Appel Room on September 30 - October 1
New York, NY (August 17, 2016) - On September 30 - October 1, Jazz at Lincoln Center will host a weekend of performances featuring some of the most talented soloists of the 21st century. Brad Mehldau will make a highly-anticipated return to Rose Theater for two nights.
Monday, August 15th, 2016
JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER ORCHESTRA RECRUITMENT
JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER ORCHESTRA RECRUITMENTJazz at Lincoln Center has a long history of inclusion. As an organization committed to enriching lives and educating all age groups, races and genders around the world about jazz, we believe in diversity, community and transparency. This
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