Live Jazz: Music by Louis Armstrong's Hot Five

Travis Auditorium (Pasadena, CA)

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    The Pasadena Jazz Institute presents a live jazz concert featuring the music made famous by Louis Armstrong's 1920s group Hot Five.

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    • "Louis Armstrong's Hot Five and Hot Seven recordings are jazz's Holy Grail, a venerable guide for anyone with the desire to explore the roots of this now century old art." Mark Corroto, AllAboutJazz.com
    • Listen to music from Louis Armstrong and the Hot Five.

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    Website: http://www.pasjazz.org/news_dizzy.html

    The year was 1925. The place: Chicago. Louis Armstrong's group Hot Five began a series of recordings that would make "jazz" a household word throughout the world. Though recorded in Chicago, the music and musicians were from the Crescent City: New Orleans. Tonight the Pasadena Jazz Institute is proud to present traditional jazz featuring Christopher Dawson at the piano, Corey Gem on trumpet, Hal Smith on drums, John Reynolds on guitar and from New Orleans, in town for this special engagement, clarinet virtuoso Evan Christopher. Some call it Dixieland, the French say le jazz hot, but we prefer to call it classic, swinging, all-American music.

    Pasadena Jazz Institute

    The Pasadena Jazz Institute is dedicated to promoting jazz education, preservation and participation. The Institute presents concerts in tribute to the Masters of Jazz, performed in a venue befitting jazz music by the Pasadena area's finest jazz musicians.