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Jazz at Lincoln Center presents Who is Tito Puente?, an installment in their Jazz for Young People family concert series. Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra bassist Carlos Henriquez, who launched his career in Puente's own orchestra, leads a group of talented friends in an exciting introduction to the music and legacy of the great Latin jazz percussionist and bandleader. Learn more...

Jazz at Lincoln Center presents The Music of Fats Waller. Ben Vereen hosts and performs in a tribute to the legendary pianist and composer of "Ain't Misbehavin'," "Alligator Crawl" and "Honeysuckle Rose." Music Director Andy Farber leads a cast of New York's top singers and instrumentalists. Learn more...

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra plays the music of Dizzy Gillespie and Tito Puente at the Rose Theater. Gillespie was the first American jazz bandleader to employ the jazz styles of Cuba, while Puente was the first Latin bandleader to bring the mambo and other Afro-Cuban rhythms to America. Led by bassist Carlos Henriquez, this concert features two superstars of modern Latin jazz: conguero Giovanni Hidalgo and drummer Ignacio Berroa. Learn more...

Jazz at Lincoln Center presents Red Hot Holiday Stomp. Trombone master Wycliffe Gordon leads an array of top New Orleans jazz musicians in Crescent City-style renditions of beloved Christmas tunes. Learn more...

Shoshana Bean, the star of Broadway's Wicked and Hairspray, makes her New York concert debut at Frederick P. Rose Hall. Her captivating show includes many classic songs made famous by her idol, the legendary Barbra Streisand, plus songs for her debut album Superhero. Learn more...

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis will be joined by pianists Geri Allen and Geoffrey Keezer for a tribute to the First Lady of Jazz: pianist and composer Mary Lou Williams. From early works as a swing era arranger with Andy Kirk, to ambitious pieces like the classic Zodiac Suite, Mary Lou's music was profound and beautiful. Learn more...

Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra present a Jazz for Young People concert. This children's concert is part of Jazz at Lincoln Center's celebration of pioneering jazz composer/arranger Mary Lou Williams on the centennial of her birth. Kids and their parents will learn about this leading lady of jazz, and the music she created. Learn more...

The concert features two all-star groups led by two all-star musicians. Wess Anderson plays music from his alto saxophone inspiration Cannonball Adderley and his collaborations with Nancy Wilson. Kenny Washington channels his heroes Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers and composer-pianist Horace Silver. Benny Green, Nnenna Freelon, Nicholas Payton, Terell Stafford and more join the show. Learn more...

Musica Sacra presents Johannes Brahms' Ein Deutsches Requiem at the Rose Theater, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center. The Requiem will be performed in Brahms's own arrangement for piano four hands, and will feature the 2009 winner of the Sorel Piano Competition Medallion, Sunglee Victoria Choi, in her New York debut performance. Learn more...

Multi-reedman Paquito D'Rivera and his guests, including vocalist Leny Andrade and clarinetist Anat Cohen, explore Brazilian sambas, choros, and bossa nova in all their joy and subtle rhythmic intensity. D"Rivera is a multiple Grammy Award winner, and one of the most respected artists in Latin jazz today. Learn more...

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. Learn more...

Vocalist Dianne Reeves and saxophonist Joe Lovano join the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis to celebrate the legacy and ongoing history of Blue Note Records, marking the legendary label's 70th anniversary. Learn more...

In 1959, two truly revolutionary albums forever changed music: Miles Davis' Kind of Blue and John Coltrane's Giant Steps. The legendary James "Jimmy" Cobb, who drummed on both albums, revisits Davis' masterpiece alongside Mulgrew Miller and a cappella titans Take 6. Also, Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra saxophonist Ted Nash presents new arrangements of songs from Giant Steps, alongside fellow JLCO saxophonists Walter Blanding and Sherman Irby. Learn more...

Jazz at Lincoln Center welcomes the legendary Eddie Palmieri. Palmieri, the Latin jazz legend and nine-time Grammy winner, performs with his group. His latest music returns to the pioneering salsa style which he created with his La Perfecta orquestra in the 1960s. Learn more...

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis and guest artists play children's songs and nursery rhymes with a twist. Young guest artists include Grace Kelly (age 16) on saxophone, Carl Majeau (age 17) on saxophone and Jonathan Russell (age 13) on violin. Learn more...

Musica Sacra performs Johann Sebastian Bach's St. John Passion. The acclaimed choral group, known for their full, immersive sound, takes on one of Bach's most emotionally powerful works at Lincoln Center's Rose Theater. Learn more...

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center kicks off their latest season with A Huit, a program of classical octets. The program, played by some of the city's most respected musicians, spans eras and genres, from Schubert to Stravinsky to Shostakovich. Learn more...

Renowned choral ensemble Musica Sacra unites the sacred and the secular in a concert that explores the drive and drama of both. Carl Orff's Carmina Burana celebrates springtime, creation and amour in some of the most famous and arresting music ever written; Alessandro Cadario's Cantata for Revival, commissioned especially for this performance, makes its world premiere. Learn more...

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra collaborates with legendary Count Basie composer and arranger Frank Foster. The JLCO, led by music director Vincent Gardner and joined by vocalists Dennis Rowland and Marlena Shaw, will interpret newly commissioned works composed in an ode to romance. Learn more...

Featuring the music of Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Sidney Bechet and King Oliver, this high-energy concert showcases masterful Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra reedman Victor Goines and a front line of hard-swinging Crescent City sons, including Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews, "Papa" Don Vappie, Jonathan Batiste, Reginald Veal, Herlin Riley and New Orleans neighbors Wycliffe Gordon and Marcus Printup. Learn more...

Grammy-winner Terence Blanchard interprets Miles Davis' groundbreaking Kind of Blue; New Orleans jazz hero Nicholas Payton conjures Davis' great 60s quintet; The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra's Ryan Kisor opens with bebop and the birth of the cool. Timeless, brilliant and works of true genius, Davis' music never fails to inspire. Learn more...

Tango crusader, composer, bassist and arranger Pablo Aslan joins the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra with Arturo O'Farrill as they explore the dynamic intersection between jazz and tango. Come celebrate the living tradition of tango with performances including the legendary music of Astor Piazzola, along with new works that pay tribute to the rich musical culture of Argentina. Learn more...

Jazz at Lincoln Center presents an unforgettable sonic voyage as the peerless Cecil Taylor navigates through dense forests of sound, both percussive and poetic. The voyage turns toward the avant-garde as John Zorn's Masada with Dave Douglas explores sacred and secular Jewish music, and the anguish and ecstasy of klezmer. Learn more...

When Chano Pozo and Dizzy Gillespie wed Afro-Cuban grooves to the frenetic language of bebop, their music -- cubop -- burst on the scene with the heat of an inferno. The Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra with Arturo O'Farrill revisits Machito and Dizzy masterpieces including "Panga" and "A Night In Tunisia." The evening is complete with new works that demonstrate when jazz gets tropical, everybody moves. Learn more...