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Unparalleled genius and an astounding virtuosity presented on our grandest stage.

Jackson Hall Jazz Series 3 Events: $91/$69/$42

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Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra

DIRECTOR'S CHOICE

Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra

MON, JAN 25 | 7:30PM Jackson Hall

Led by consummate trumpeter Wynton Marsalis and comprised of 15 of the finest soloists, ensemble players and arrangers, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra has been hailed as “the greatest large jazz ensemble working today” by the Chicago Tribune. Over his many cherished appearances at the Mondavi Center, Marsalis has compelled and charmed audiences while presenting the full vigor and vision of America’s music, as interpreted by some of our finest living musicians. The Orchestra will draw from a repertoire that includes classic Blue Note Records selections and tunes made famous by John Coltrane, Duke Ellington, Gerry Mulligan, John Lewis and more.

We challenge ourselves to represent the highest aspirations of jazz. We celebrate the masters, whose music, philosophy and spirit of mentorship continue to influence everything we do.

—Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra

Regular: $65/$49/$27

SFJazz Collective: l to r: Etienne Charles, Chris Potter, David Sanchez, Kendrick Scott, Edward Simon, Aneesa Strings, Warren Wolf, Lizz Wright

DIRECTOR'S CHOICE

SFJAZZ Collective

Music of Joni Mitchell

WED, APR 21 | 7:30PM Jackson Hall

A superbrain for what serious jazz sounds like now.

—The New York Times on SFJAZZ Collective

For this highly anticipated Mondavi Center return, the SFJAZZ Collective’s focus will be on the iconic singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell, whose albums from the mid-1970s famously featured jazz artists like Jaco Pastorius, Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock and a collaboration with Charles Mingus. Founded by SFJAZZ in 2004, the Collective is a leaderless group and a democratic composer’s workshop that represents what’s happening now in jazz. The Collective’s mission each year is to perform fresh arrangements of works by a modern master and newly commissioned pieces by each Collective member.

Regular: $49/$37/$25

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