Jazz at Lincoln Center presents The Many Moods of Miles Davis
Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center (Broadway at 60th Street New York City, NY 10023)
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The last date listed for The Many Moods of Miles Davis was Saturday May 12, 2007 / 8:00pm (Nicholas Payton & Marcus Miller).
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This was my first time dealing with Goldstar. Picking up the tickets was easy and the seats were great. Thanks Goldstar! I look forward to using your service again soon.Written on May 14 2007
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the seats were decent; there wasn't really a bad seat in the entire place. i just like to have my jazz with a cocktail.Written on May 14 2007
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Description
"I have to change," Miles said. "It's like a curse." And so his trumpet voice--tender, yet with that edge--was bound up in five major movements in jazz. The JLCO's Ryan Kisor opens with bebop and the birth of the cool. Grammy-winner Terence Blanchard interprets hard bop and the modal Kind of Blue. New Orleans adventurer Nicholas Payton conjures the great 60s quintet. And Miles vet Marcus Miller electrifies with fusion.
Two dates with different performers:
<p>Friday, May 11th:
Ryan Kisor & Terence Blanchard
The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra’s Ryan Kisor opens with bebop and the birth of the cool. GRAMMY®-winner Terence Blanchard interprets hard bop and the modal Kind of Blue.</p>
<p>Saturday, May 12th:
Nicholas Payton & Marcus Miller
New Orleans adventurer Nicholas Payton conjures the great 60s quintet. And Miles protégé, bassist Marcus Miller, electrifies with fusion.</p>
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