Roy Hargrove Big Band
Presented by the NoMad Jazz Festival
Brooklyn Free Spirit Festival: Zeena Parkins, Nate Wooley and Ryan Sawyer + Cooper-Moore + Interstellar Duo: Jamal R. Moore and Warren Crudup III
Brooklyn Free Spirit Festival: Kyoko Kitamura and Rachel Bernsen + Selendis S.A. Johnson, Hans Young-Binter and Josh Matthews + Janice Lowe’s Museotry
No Fun New Perspectives: NIKA and Nate Wooley + Zeena Parkins, Ryan Sawyer and Elaine Carey + Mir Naqibul Islam and Randall Dunn + Michael Vallera and Alan Licht
Gringsing: Eyvind Kang, Kier GoGwilt, Josh Henderson, Carrie Frey and Irene Han
Kayvon Gordon with Micah Thomas and Dean Torrey (set and jam session)
Steven Bernstein ResoNation Trio
Steven Bernstein’s new album, ResoNation Trio, encapsulates the blend of exuberance and experimentation that has powered the trumpeter’s many well-loved projects over the years, including Sexmob and the Millennial Territory Orchestra. Here he celebrates the release along with the bassist Scott Colley and the drummer Nasheet Waits, the same expert rhythm section featured on the album.
Arturo O’Farrill Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra
Presented by Belongó
Vision Festival 30
Presented by Arts for Art.
- 2:00 Poetics of Improvisation: Steve Swell, Ellen Christi, Rob Brown, William Parker andJeremy Carlstedt
- 3:00 Whit Dickey, Matthew Shipp and Brandon Lopez
- 4:00 Short Cuts: Ned Rothenburg, Sylvie Courvoisier, Nasheet Waits
- 5:00 Film on Daniel Carter
- 5:15 Daniel Carter Celebration Black Octopus
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Vision Festival 30
Presented by Arts for Art.
- 6:00 William Hooker Quartet
- 7:00 Alan Braufman Quartet
- 8:00 Wonderful Sound 3: Bobby Zankel, Cooper-Moore, Chad Taylor
- 9:15 William Parker’s Rhythm & Soul with Hamid Drake, Mixashawn Rozie, Taylor Ho Bynum, Jason Kao Hwang
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Vision Festival 30
Presented by Arts for Art. The city’s premier annual showcase of free jazz and related forms returns this week for its 30th installment, with a characteristically packed lineup. Every night has something special in store, but this bill looks particularly choice, featuring projects headed by the 102-year-old Sun Ra Arkestra torchbearer Marshall Allen; Warren “Trae” Crudup, the fiery drummer often heard in Blacks Myths’ and other cutting-edge local ensembles; and DoYeon Kim, the genre-blurring player of the gayageum (a Korean zither); as well as the venerable duo of the bassist William Parker and the drummer Hamid Drake, and an appearance from the poet Sol Cabrini.
- 6:00 Marshall Allen & The Cosmic Future All Stars
- 7:00 Poet Sol Cabrini
- 7:15 Speaking to the Spoken: Trae Crudup, Alfredo Colon, Shara Lunon, Gervis Miles, Miriam Parker
- 8:30 Hamid Drake & William Parker: Black Cherry
- 9:25 DoYeon Kim with Henry Fraser, Laura Cocks and Tom Rainey
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Craig Harris Harlem Nightsongs Big Band
Presented by Harlem JazzBoxx
Craig Harris Harlem Nightsongs Big Band
Presented by Harlem JazzBoxx
