Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis and a septet of musicians from the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra will perform in a streaming concert to benefit educational programs at The Sheldon at 7:00 p.m. Sunday, November 15.
The concert, titled "The Sound of Democracy," will feature newly composed works and arrangements by Marsalis (pictured) and other JaLCO members around the theme of freedom and democracy.
In addition to Marsalis, the septet includes Elliot Mason (trombone), Ted Nash (alto sax), Walter Blanding (tenor sax), Dan Nimmer (piano), Carlos Henriquez (bass), and Obed Calvaire (drums).
Patron tickets for the event are $150 each, and will include free registration for a four-week Zoom class from Jazz at Lincoln Center's "Swing University," details TBA.
Individual Underwriter tickets ($250 each) and Event Sponsorships ($5,000) also include the Zoom class plus additional benefits. You can see more information and purchase patron tickets, underwriter tickets, and/or sponsorships here, or contact Caron House at (314) 533-9900 or chouse@thesheldon.org for more details.
The Sheldon also is offering a concert-only option to view the live stream for $15. You can sign up for that and receive a link to the stream here.
The concert, titled "The Sound of Democracy," will feature newly composed works and arrangements by Marsalis (pictured) and other JaLCO members around the theme of freedom and democracy.
In addition to Marsalis, the septet includes Elliot Mason (trombone), Ted Nash (alto sax), Walter Blanding (tenor sax), Dan Nimmer (piano), Carlos Henriquez (bass), and Obed Calvaire (drums).
Patron tickets for the event are $150 each, and will include free registration for a four-week Zoom class from Jazz at Lincoln Center's "Swing University," details TBA.
Individual Underwriter tickets ($250 each) and Event Sponsorships ($5,000) also include the Zoom class plus additional benefits. You can see more information and purchase patron tickets, underwriter tickets, and/or sponsorships here, or contact Caron House at (314) 533-9900 or chouse@thesheldon.org for more details.
The Sheldon also is offering a concert-only option to view the live stream for $15. You can sign up for that and receive a link to the stream here.
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