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  • Jul 27, Set 1: Nduduzo Makhathini Trio (LIVE ONLY)

    Nduduzo Makhathini’s piano artistry has a way of drawing you in from the moment the music begins. Blending rich South African musical traditions with the spontaneity of jazz, his sound feels soulful, expansive, and full of life, shaped by the spiritual depth and rhythmic richness that have become...

  • Jul 28, Set 1: Nduduzo Makhathini Trio (LIVE ONLY)

    Nduduzo Makhathini’s piano artistry has a way of drawing you in from the moment the music begins. Blending rich South African musical traditions with the spontaneity of jazz, his sound feels soulful, expansive, and full of life, shaped by the spiritual depth and rhythmic richness that have become...

  • Recollect
    2 seasons

    Recollect

    2 seasons

    In RECOLLECT, Blue Engine Records takes some of the world's greatest jazz musicians on record shopping sprees, digging up forgotten favorites and certified classics in the process. Go behind the recording process with the artists who know it best and learn the stories behind your favorite albums ...

  • Wynton Marsalis at Harvard: At the Speed of Instinct

    Wynton Marsalis Harvard Lecture #4: At the Speed of Instinct
    Choosing Together to Play and Stay Together
    Delivered April 17, 2013

    Wynton Marsalis discusses and demonstrate the techniques, concepts, methods, opportunities and objectives that encourage spontaneous, intelligent and cohesive group d...

  • Sept 17: Marsalis and the Masters: The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis (LIVE ONLY)

    Wynton Marsalis interprets the music of jazz masters Thelonious Monk, Louis Armstrong, John Coltrane, Chick Corea, and other giants. Performed with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, these big band arrangements by Marsalis bring his imagination, intelligence, and insight to seminal works that ...

  • The JLCO Plays the 70s

    Experience the electrifying spirit of the 1970s as the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra brings this transformative decade to life through music. Under the direction of Grammy Award-winning saxophonist and former JLCO member Ted Nash and with special guests Hubert Laws and Tom Harrell, this memora...

  • Aug 19, Set 1: Lolivone de la Rosa: Jewels Album Release (LIVE ONLY)

    Guitarist and composer Lolivone de la Rosa celebrates the release of Jewels, a debut shaped by Puerto Rican roots, bebop tradition, and personal storytelling. The set moves between original music, reworked standards, and folkloric influences, shifting from straight-ahead swing to Afro-Rican and A...

  • Aug 19, Set 2: Dida Pelled: I Wish You Would (LIVE ONLY)

    Guitarist and singer-songwriter Dida Pelled celebrates the release of her new album, I Wish You Would, with a band featuring Tony Scherr and Kenny Wollesen. Blending blues, jazz, and American roots music, the performance brings Pelled’s deeply personal interpretations to the stage with a quartet ...

  • Sept 14, Set 1: Summer Camargo & the Essentially Ellington Alumni Big Band (LIVE ONLY)

    Trumpeter and bandleader Summer Camargo leads the Essentially Ellington Alumni Big Band in a high-energy celebration of the enduring legacy of Jazz at Lincoln Center’s renowned Essentially Ellington program. Featuring standout alumni from across generations, the evening brings together swinging b...

  • Jazz Americana: The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis

    Experience the roots of jazz with The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis and special guests Mark O'Connor, Terry Waldo, Shenel Johns, and Gavin Rice. Explore early influences, blending blues, gospel, and bluegrass with reimagined classics from Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Jelly Roll Morton, King Olive...

  • Wynton Marsalis' Afro!: The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis

    THE ERTEGUN JAZZ CONCERT Afro! brings the sophisticated rhythms of Africa to the Rose Theater stage with the world premiere of a new commission by Wynton Marsalis. The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra is joined by Ghanaian djembe virtuoso Weedie Braimah and extraordinary vocalist Shenel Johns for...

  • Where Jazz Lives: Paris

    Perhaps no European city looms as large in the history of jazz as Paris. Travel to France and explore the full range of the city's scene, from apartment jam sessions to a Django-centric festiva ln in the country, from a dedicated radio DJ to some of the world's hottest clubs.

  • Notes to the Ertegun Jazz Hall of Fame

    1 season