Jazz at Lincoln Center 2010-11 Group Sales Brochure

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P R I O R I T Y S E AT I N G Groups have access to the best available seating prior to the general ticket on-sale date.

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THEMED EVENTS Enjoy free pre-concert educational discussions, post-show meet-and-greets with performers, and cultural festivals in the stunning Fredrick P. Rose Hall Atrium.* CO M P L I M E N TA RY T I C K E T S Group buyers are entitled to two complimentary tickets to a Jazz at Lincoln Center concert of his or her choice with each group booking.* F L E X I B L E PAY M E N T T E R M S Group ticket orders can be held with a 25% financial commitment. *Subject to Availability

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Celebrate the rich history and bright future of jazz during the 2010-11 season at Jazz at Lincoln Center. Whether your group consists of New York natives or out-of-towners, student savers or cultural connoisseurs, experience jazz up close and personal in the inspiring settings of Rose Theater and The Allen Room (our room with a stunning view of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline), and don’t forget Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, which offers live jazz sets nightly. With a wide range of featured artists this season, from Nancy Wilson and Bobby McFerrin, to Chick Corea and Terence Blanchard, and the always fresh and exciting Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, it’s jazz across a wide spectrum of styles, eras, and voices at one stop: Jazz at Lincoln Center—your home for jazz.

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an evening w ith R OY H AY N E S Drummer Roy Haynes is undoubtedly one of the great masters of jazz, having started with Charlie Parker and Sarah Vaughan and continuing through decades as the rhythmic pulse on countless classic and contemporary jazz recordings. Haynes will perform with his Fountain of Youth Band, plus an all-star group with Kenny Garrett, Danilo Perez, Dave Holland, and Wynton Marsalis.

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

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8 PM

T erence blanchard / branford marsalis Two of New Orleans’ finest native sons, Terence Blanchard and Branford Marsalis will lead their own hard-driving jazz ensembles, each offering a distinct perspective on contemporary jazz styles and forms.

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

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Branford Marsalis

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nancy w ilson Nancy Wilson is that perfect combination — a living legend who swings. The beloved jazz icon will reprise selections from her classic recordings with Cannonball Adderley and George Shearing and, in the process, show all the young singers how it’s really done.

The Allen Room | $51.50 / $60.50 Roy Haynes

Nancy Wilson

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jazz meets clav é Afro-Cuban Jazz Celebration Celebrate the godfathers and innovators of Afro-Cuban music who first taught the great jazz musicians, like Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker, how to play the intricate polyrhythms of Cuba. Performed by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis. Free pre-concert discussion nightly at 7PM .

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110 Mario Bauza

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chucho vald é s Afro-Cuban Jazz Celebration Chucho Valdés is a jazz pianist like you’ve never heard before, one who can create an entire orchestra all by himself, full of fiery clavé rhythms, heart-stopping montuño passages, and stirring romantic boleros. Featuring the acclaimed AfroCuban Messengers.

The Allen Room | $51.50 / $60.50

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the music of billy strayhorn Whether working as Duke Ellington’s key collaborator or on his own, Strayhorn was one of jazz’s leading composers, demonstrated by his classic standards ‘Lush Life’ and ‘Take the A Train.’ Performed by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, plus guest vocalist José James. Free pre-concert discussion nightly at 7PM .

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110 José James Billy Strayhorn

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bobby mcferrin Bobby McFerrin is among the most innovative and adventurous of all modern vocalists. You never know where a McFerrin performance will take you — it could start with a bebop riff and end up in a Bach fugue, detouring through the blues along the way.

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

Bobby McFerrin

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J A Z Z F O R young people: W H AT I S J A Z Z ?

Family Concert This program for both parents and kids will answer this most basic question in an exciting and interactive fashion, with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis on hand to not just tell you, but show you, the true meaning of jazz.

Rose Theater | $12.20 / $19 / $25.80

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red hot holiday stomp Join Wycliffe Gordon and an all-star band as they jazz up the great Christmas songs with a Crescent City twist and infuse jazz with the ho-ho-ho holiday spirit.

Rose Theater December 9–11, 8 PM | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110 December 11 (Family Matinee), 2 PM | $20 / $29 / $38 / $51.50 / $65

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Diane Schuur

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diane schuur Diane Schuur is one of the major contemporary stars of jazz and it is no mystery as to why. Her singing is saturated with the spirit of swing, soul, and the blues, and when she belts out one of her hard-driving numbers, the whole house starts swaying. Joining her is saxophonist Lew Tabackin.

The Allen Room | $51.50 / $60.50

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chick corea Working for the first time with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, Chick Corea will enjoy a rare opportunity to show off his big band skills and to illustrate his dynamic music in the expanded canvas of the extraordinary Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110 Sarah Vaughan

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Chick Corea

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the music of sarah vaughan Sarah Vaughan had more chops than any six opera singers put together.

Aided by two outstanding contemporary vocalists, Mary Stallings and Jane Monheit, music director and pianist Eric Reed will make it clear why the immortal Sarah was properly described as ‘The Divine One.’ Jane Monheit

The Allen Room | $51.50 / $60.50

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jazz for young people: w ho is louis armstrong ?

Family Concert Louis Armstrong was the first genius of jazz and the pioneer who brought jazz to a wider popular audience. Join trumpeter Sean Jones and guests in this concert illuminating Satchmo’s brilliance and irrepressible charm and wit.

Rose Theater | $12.20 / $19 / $25.80 Dianne Reeves Louis Armstrong

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february

11-12

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dianne reeves A Valentine’s Day weekend special! Dianne Reeves is the voice of our era — a Sarah Vaughan and an Ella Fitzgerald for the 21st century — and the most decorated jazz singer of recent years with a voice as big and beautiful as it is engaging and lush.

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

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ahmad jamal / L ee konitz Pianist Ahmad Jamal is one of the major architects of modern jazz piano, with his gift for melody, broad and open harmonic palette, and astonishing rhythmic drive. Sixty years ago, master saxophonist Lee Konitz helped Miles Davis and Gerry Mulligan invent ‘Cool Jazz,’ and has been a leading influence on jazz musicians ever since. Free pre-concert discussion nightly at 7PM .

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

Ahmad Jamal

Taj Mahal

7:30 PM / 9:30 PM

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february

taj mahal For decades, Taj Mahal has been one of the living legends of the blues and American ‘roots’ music. He’s teamed up with everybody from Muddy Waters to Ry Cooder, but is never more powerful than when featured with his own band.

The Allen Room | $51.50 / $60.50

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the music of kurt w eill Aided by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, the captivating vocalist Ute Lemper and vibes master Warren Wolf will show how Weill’s beautiful melodies and rich harmonies belong to the jazz world as much as to Broadway and the concert hall.

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110 Ute Lemper

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bird w ith strings In 1950, Bird with Strings was the recording that transformed Charlie ‘Bird’ Parker into a pop superstar. Sixty years later those orchestrations, like the hit singles ‘Just Friends’ and ‘April in Paris,’ still sound brilliant and fresh. Featuring Charles McPherson, Wess ‘Warmdaddy’ Anderson, and Vincent Gardner. Free pre-concert discussion nightly at 7PM .

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

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jazz for young people : w hat is the big band era ?

Family Concert Even 75 years after the big band era, most will agree that this was the period when jazz reached its peak. Ted Nash leads the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra in a program sampling all the major big bands — Ellington, Basie, Goodman — and showing what made them swing so hard.

Rose Theater | $12.20 / $19 / $25.80

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w ynton marsalis It is often overlooked that Wynton Marsalis first came to fame with small ensembles. After starting with Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, he forged musical history with his own groundbreaking quintet and septet. No matter what size band he’s leading, his music is always breathtakingly innovative. Free pre-concert discussion nightly at 7PM .

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

Wynton Marsalis

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rosa passos Rosa Passos is a remarkably nuanced and romantic artist who makes Brazilian music universal, performing it in such a way that you don’t have to know the first thing about bossa nova music to be thrilled and moved by her.

The Allen Room | $51.50 / $60.50

2011

april

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S w eet H oney in the R ock : remembering N ina , O detta & M iriam For over 35 years, Sweet Honey In The Rock’s unique, a capella blend of folk, gospel, world music, Americana, and Africana has been delighting audiences and winning awards — and never more so than in this program celebrating three musical icons.

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

Rosa Passos

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Sweet Honey In The Rock

7:30 PM / 9:30 PM

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2011

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the music of the modern jazz q uartet For nearly 50 years they were the greatest of all jazz supergroups, in which the deep, classically inspired compositional style of John Lewis was brilliantly counterbalanced by the blues-drenched approach of Milt Jackson. Featuring Lewis Nash, Kenny Barron, Steve Nelson, and Peter Washington.

The Allen Room | $51.50 / $60.50

Bud Powell

Earl Hines

The Modern Jazz Quartet

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the music of bud po w ell & earl hines Pianist Marcus Roberts and his ensemble take us on a journey through the compositions and breakthroughs of Earl ‘Fatha’ Hines and Earl ‘Bud’ Powell, two powerful pianists who brought the instrument into the modern age. Free pre-concert discussion nightly at 7PM .

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

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P rohibition & the jazz age Jazz Age Celebration To celebrate the premiere of Ken Burns and Lynn Novick’s new documentary, Prohibition, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis will be joined by Ken Burns and Vince Giordano, taking you back to the sights and sounds of the Jazz Age, an era of bootleg hooch and snappy, syncopated music.

Free pre-concert discussion nightly at 7PM ..

Rose Theater | $29 / $47 / $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

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songs of the jazz age Jazz Age Celebration As part of our salute to Ken Burns’ upcoming documentary series Prohibition, pianist Bill Charlap leads an all-star group in a spirited demonstration of how and why the 1920s roared and American jazz conquered the world.

The Allen Room | $51.50 / $60.50

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essentially ellington final concert Join the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis and the top three high school bands from the annual competition and festival as they celebrate the music of Duke Ellington and other jazz giants.

Avery Fisher Hall | $19 / $23.25

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jazz & popular song Michael Feinstein, Director of Popular Song, Jazz at Lincoln Center In a series of three concerts (plus a special family matinee) curated by singer and scholar Michael Feinstein, audiences will see and hear how jazz and the American popular songbook not only share common roots, but are actually different sides of the same coin.

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jazz & popular song 1 The Allen Room | $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

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jazz & popular song 2 The Allen Room | $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

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jazz & popular song family concert The Allen Room | $24.50

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jazz & popular song 3 The Allen Room | $69.50 / $87.50 / $110

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D izzy ’s club co c a- co l a Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola is Jazz at Lincoln Center’s one-stop shop for some of the best live jazz and sophisticated soul food this side of New Orleans. Hailed as ‘the best jazz room in the city’ by none other than jazz icon Tony Bennett, this intimate 140-seat jazz club is open yearround and welcomes groups of 20 or more. The club also features stunning views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline, an acoustically impeccable performance space, world-class artists, and lowcost late-night sets. With prix-fixe menus ranging from $15 to $45 per person plus cover charge, our group specialist will work with you to create an unforgettable evening for your group. Please visit us online to view menus and upcoming performances.

Group Reservations: 212-258-9580 Group Rates: $20-35 cover charge per person Set Times: Sunday & Monday: 7:30pm & 9:30pm Tuesday: 9:30pm Wednesday: 7:30pm & 9:30pm Thursday: 9:30pm Friday & Saturday: 11:30pm jalc.org/dccc/groups Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola

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facility rentals Frederick P. Rose Hall is a jazz-inspired home for the arts, equally comfortable showcasing dance, theater, opera, film, and symphony as well as hosting receptions, galas, and benefits. It features two magnificent performing arts spaces, Rose Theater and The Allen Room; an intimate jazz club, Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola; an expansive Atrium with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Central Park; two multi-purpose meeting rooms in the Irene Diamond Education Center; a multimedia jazz hall of fame; a Patron’s Lounge for private functions; and a fully equipped recording studio. jalc.org/venues

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guided tour Check out Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, located on Broadway at 60th Street. The House of Swing features gorgeous view of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline along with three performance venues designed for jazz.

Monday – Saturday, 10:30Am – 4:30pm $12 adults, $11 students/seniors, $7 children (12 & under) Tour times and theater availability are subject to change. lincolncenter.org

great performances Interested in complementing your group event with a reception before or after a concert? With notable New York City cultural institutions as clients, Great Performances has the expertise to create a magnificent event, and can handle all of your catering needs. greatperformances.com The Allen Room

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essentially ellington program The Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band Program has helped over 300,000 students in over 4,500 schools master the fundamentals of jazz through step-by-step teaching guides, reference recordings and regional festivals. Membership is free. jalc.org/essentiallyellington

nesuhi ertegun jazz hall of fame The Nesuhi Ertegun Jazz Hall of Fame in Frederick P. Rose Hall honors the legendary musicians whose singular dedication and outstanding contributions to the art form have shaped the landscape of jazz. This multimedia installation features an 18-foot video wall, interactive computer kiosks, and touchscreen plaques showcasing the legends of jazz.

The Hall of Fame is a resource for students, music lovers, musicians, and educators to pursue their curiosity about jazz, and can also be visited on the web. The Hall of Fame is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10AM – 4PM, and during concerts. jalc.org/halloffame

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Accessibility Frederick P. Rose Hall is fully accessible. If you need wheelchair accessible seating, please inform Subscriber Services when you purchase tickets.

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Infrared Hearing Systems are available at the coat-room in the main lobby with valid identification.

Large Type and Braille Programs are available free of charge for select performances.

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group reservations

Group Tickets (15 or more) GroupSales@jalc.org 212-258-9875

Single Tickets (Fewer than 15) CenterCharge: 212-721-6500 Mon-Sun, 9AM – 9PM

Administrative Offices Jazz at Lincoln Center 33 W. 60th St, 11th Floor New York, NY 10023 212-258-9800

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directions To reach Frederick P. Rose Hall, go to the Time Warner Center and enter on 58th Street, 60th Street or at Columbus Circle. Take the JAZZ elevators (near the 60th Street entrance) to the fifth floor, where you will find Rose Theater, The Allen Room, Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, the Nesuhi Ertegun Jazz Hall of Fame, and the Irene Diamond Education Center.

Subway: A, B, C, D, or 1 to 59th Street – Columbus Circle; N, R, Q, or W to 57th; or F train to 57th.

Bus: 6, 7, 10, 11, 20, 31, and 57 lines stop within walking distance of the Time Warner Center. The 66 and 72 stop on the 65th Street Transverse Road in Central Park.

Rail: From New Jersey, take NJ Transit to NY Penn Station. From Long Island, take LIRR to Penn Station. From Penn Station, take the A, C or 1 subway to 59th Street – Columbus Circle. Or take the 10 or 20 bus to the closest stop to 53rd, 54th or 55th Street and walk north to the Time Warner Center. From Westchester, take Metro-North to Grand Central Terminal. From Grand Central, take the nearby B or D train from Bryant Park to 59th Street – Columbus Circle.

Car (Parking): Nearest parking deck is Central Parking Systems, at 345 West 58th Street between 8th and 9th Avenue. To reserve a space, call CenterCharge (212-721-6500).

Photo Credits / Cover: Clay Patrick McBride / 05: Bobby McFerrin by Carol Friedman / 06: Branford Marsalis

by Frank Stewart; Terence Blanchard by Frank Stewart / 07: Roy Haynes by Frank Stewart; Nancy Wilson, Courtesy of the Artist; Mario Bauza by Enid Farber / 08: José James, Courtesy of the Artist; Billy Strayhorn, Courtesy of the Frank Driggs Collection / 09: Bobby McFerrin by Carol Friedman / 10: Wycliffe Gordon

by Frank Stewart; Diane Schuur, Courtesy of the Artist / 11: Sarah Vaughan, Courtesy of the Frank Driggs Collection; Chick Corea by Chris Campbell; Jane Monheit, Courtesy of the Artist / 12: Dianne Reeves by Frank Stewart; Louis Armstrong, Courtesy of the Frank Driggs Collection / 13: Ahmad Jamal by Frank Stewart; Taj Mahal by Jay Blakesberg / 14: Ute Lemper, Courtesy of the Artist; Charlie Parker, Courtesy of the Frank Driggs Collection / 15: Wynton Marsalis and band by Frank Stewart / 16: Rosa Passos, Courtesy of the Artist; Sweet Honey in the Rock, Courtesy of the Artist / 17: Modern Jazz Quartet, Courtesy of the Frank Driggs Collection; Bud Powell, Courtesy of the Frank Driggs Collection; Earl Hines, Courtesy of the Frank Driggs Collection / 20–21: Ute Lemper, Courtesy of the Artist / 22: Brad Feinknopf / 23: Courtesy of Rafael Viñoly Architects / 24: Hiroki Fujioka / 25: Frank Stewart

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