[Dixielandjazz] Lincoln Center Jazz Programs from Morton to Monk

[Steve barbone]

If you don't dig Monk, listen to the Jelly Roll Morton Program instead. Here
is some of what Lincoln Center, Wynton Marsalis, Ed Bradley and others are
doing to expand the audience for Jazz. If interested, check out the web
sites listed in the e-mail below. ESPECIALLY the JRM program site listed
below in case you don't read the mail below.

It features some black OKOM musicians playing JRM. (and we thought there
were none) You may be quite surprised at how good they are. :-) VBG.

Marcus Roberts (pn), Wycliff Gordon(tb) Dr. Michael White (cl) Nicholas
Payton and Wynton Marsalis (tp). et al.

<http://www.jalc.org/radio/program.asp?programNumber=76>

Cheers,
Steve Barbone


From: Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio <radio at jazzatlincolncenter.org>
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 21:57:05 -0700 (PDT)
To: barbonestreet at earthlink.net
Subject: 30 brand-new shows and program name change; Mr. Jelly Lord; Monk's
Mood

Dear Steve:

Our Peabody Award-Winning program begins its 12th season with a preposition
change, in celebration of our new home. Our radio program is now "Jazz at
Lincoln Center Radio with Ed Bradley." That new home, the "House of Swing"
-- is a magnificent 100,000 square foot performance, education and broadcast
facility called Frederick P. Rose Hall, located on Columbus Circle
overlooking Central Park in New York City.

>From our two stages, jazz club, classrooms, and recording studio we will
bring you more than 30 new programs this year.  The focus is on the music.
Do not miss the rockin' Hammond organ jam with Jimmy McGriff, Joey
DeFrancesco, Houston Person and John Abercrombie; high-octane sets by
Michael Brecker with Wynton Marsalis; Dave Holland's Quintet; a salute to
Woody Herman with Lauren Schoenberg and Joe Lovano; and the magnificent
tango project with Argentina's El Arranque and The Lincoln Center Jazz
Orchestra. Detailed program descriptions are available here
<http://www.jalc.org/radio/season0405.asp> . You'll be able to listen
online, or you can look for a broadcasting station near you here
<http://www.jalc.org/radio/stations.asp> .

Steve Rathe
Senior Producer
Murray Street Productions
Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio
   
Also, don't forget to check out the following great shows from our summer
season, new to the online archive.
  

"Jelly Roll’s music is always going to be at the forefront because It just
has all of the components to compose the stew that you want. There's riffs
there, there's call and response there. The melodies are very soulful --
they sound like jazz music."

--Marcus Roberts   

Mr. Jelly Lord: The Music of Jelly Roll Morton
A rocking celebration of the man who claimed to have invented jazz—and
perhaps even did. Wycliffe Gordon and Marcus Roberts join New Orleans
natives Nicholas Payton, Wynton Marsalis and Dr. Michael White on "Mr. Jelly
Lord," "Fingerbuster," "Wild Man Blues," "Jungle Blues" and "Black Bottom
Stomp." A splendid time is guaranteed for all.

Join JFLC host Ed Bradley and listen to the show
<http://www.jalc.org/radio/program.asp?programNumber=76> .

Monk's Mood
Thelonious Sphere Monk remains one of the 20th century's most idiosyncratic
musical innovators. Muhal Richard Abrams, Kenny Drew, Jr., Craig Handy,
Abbey Lincoln, Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra array
to tackle Monk's "Criss Cross," "Raise Four," "Bemsha Swing," the
ever-popular "Crepuscule with Nellie" and "Blue Monk."
  To listen, click here
<http://www.jalc.org/radio/program.asp?programNumber=75> .

  
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