What is Hot Jazz? Celebrating the Jazz of Jelly Roll, Parker and Coltrane
Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center (Broadway at 60th Street New York City, NY 10023)
- Full Price:
- $28.00
- Our Price:
- $14.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for What is Hot Jazz? have expired.
The last date listed for What is Hot Jazz? was Saturday March 7, 2009 / 3:00pm.
4 Goldstar Member Reviews
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My father, a huge jazz fan, enjoyed this show immensely. It was interesting and professionally delivered. Great for all ages.Written on Mar 15 2009
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the show itself was good - though it was geared toward young children as a jazz primer, so be forewarned. :)Written on Mar 09 2009
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rckchlk
This event is a concert geared toward children and teaching them the fundamentals of jazz. It's a cute show - just be warned it's for kids.Written on Mar 09 2009
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This was an excellent and fun experience for children as well as for adults.Written on Mar 09 2009
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More Information About What is Hot Jazz?
Website
http://jalc.org/concerts/details.asp?EventID=1610
Description
The whole family is invited to Jazz at Lincoln Center for a "heated" exchange as host Wycliffe Gordon and friends share the many ways jazz musicians like Jelly Roll Morton, Charlie Parker, John Coltrane and Art Blakey put some Tabasco on their swing.
About the Ticket Supplier: Jazz at Lincoln Center
Their mission is to enrich the artistic substance and perpetuate the democratic spirit of America's music. From down home and elegant concert performances by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra... to entertaining educational programs that bring the sound and feeling of jazz into the lives of thousands of kids and grownups... to innovative collaborative programs with artists in diverse idioms: they offer top quality musicianship and universal friendship. By taking the feeling of jazz on tour and by inviting artists and audiences from all over the world into their new home in New York City, Frederick P. Rose Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center brings people together for a simple purpose: To Have a Profoundly Good Time. Welcome is their motto.