Full concert available On-Demand from OCT 20, 2020 - JAN 19, 2021
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Gerald Clayton, Tammy L. Hall, Edward Simon, and Justin Kauflin perform a wildly inventive version of Thelonious Monk’s classic composition "Straight, No Chaser" from their October 7, 2021 Fridays Live broadcast at the SFJAZZ Center.
Modern jazz’s greatest composer and a pianist with a wry, percussive, instantly recognizable touch, Thelonious Monk wrote at least two dozen tunes that are oft-played jazz standards, and several dozen more that are equally rewarding if less often attempted. A brilliantly diverse cast drawn from jazz’s top pianistic ranks comes together for a celebration of Monk’s 104th birthday, an event that’s a longstanding SFJAZZ tradition.
Diving into Monk’s extraordinary oeuvre are Clark Terry protégé Justin Kauflin, a technically dazzling player with an old soul, and Gerald Clayton, scion of a great jazz family and one of his generation’s most widely heralded players. The SFJAZZ Collective’s Edward Simon, who was born in Venezuela and established as a New York City innovator by his mid-20s, has been a leading force in melding jazz with kindred Latin American idioms. And San Francisco star Tammy L. Hall is equally in demand with her own trio and as an accompanist for the region’s finest jazz vocalists.
Full concert available On-Demand from OCT 13, 2020 - JAN 12, 2021
Claudia Villela perform her original composition "Agua Santa" in the intimate Joe Henderson Lab, from her FRI, OCT 1, 2021 Fridays Live broadcast from the SFJAZZ Center.
“A Brazilian-born genius with a blistering voice" (JazzTim...
Full concert available On-Demand through JAN 5, 2021.
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Available On-Demand through DEC 19, 2021
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