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Jazzset with Dee Dee Bridgewater
Tuesdays at 8 PM
Dee Dee Bridgewater
Photo Credit: 2007 NPR by Philippe Pierangeli
JazzSet delivers rhythm... melody...
harmony... improv... every week since 1992.
Each week, host Dee Dee Bridgewater brings you
music in performance, sweet and hot. With her fine,
friendly voice, the 2008 Grammy nominee introduces
sets from coast to coast, and beyond.
JazzSet's quality recordings capture the
legends, today's top bands, and promising new
talent. Occasionally, the program dips into its
archives and Dee Dee shares a moment that's too good
not to share.
Highlights of the 2008-09 season include:
Continued coverage of Kennedy Center
Jazz in Washington, DC, and sets from
Jazz Standard, named by New York
magazine as the Best Jazz Club of 2008.
And these artists:
Cassandra Wilson at the Chicago
Symphony Center
Brian Blade's Fellowship with a
never-heard set from the Village
Vanguard
Milton Nascimento and the Jobim Trio
from Brazil
Ron Miles Quartet with Bill Frisell,
Reginald Veal, Matt Wilson playing
Ellington, Monk and Miles
Edmar Castaneda on harp, with Joe
Locke on vibes, at Seiji Ozawa Hall,
Tanglewood '08
New Orleans trumpeter Marlon Jordan
outdoors at Glenwood Springs Summer
of Jazz
Three cellos are a unique feature of this rarely-live
big band, led by clarinetist Cohen with original
arrangements by Oded Lev-Ari. Upcoming tenor star Hailey
Niswanger opens for Anat.
Pianist Edward Simon premieres a commissioned work for
his group Afinidad with Scott Colley, Antonio Sanchez,
David Binney, and special guests at the Walton Arts
Center in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
A
mix-and-match of two sets from one weekend at the
Kennedy Center, as trumpeter Sandoval rumbas
Miami-style, and pianist Chestnut swings from spirituals
to Soul Food.
At the Kennedy Center Jazz Club, the Frank Wess Quintet
features the NEA Jazz Master on tenor and flute, and
trumpeter Terell Stafford. In Staffords group, Tim
Warfield is the saxophonist, with Bruce Barth on piano.
"Speed Ball," "Beehive" and more buzzing lips for
trumpeter Lee Morgan (born July 10, 1938) from Dominick
Farinacci and two co-horns - Brandon Lee and Jeremy
Pelt.
With their poll-winning albums Este Plena and
Historicity, the saxophonist from Puerto Rico
and the American-born pianist of Indian parentage lead
their groups in personal and new directions.
One is from Japan, the other from the Caribbean. A
generation apart, Hiromi attended Michel Camilo's master
classes. In common, they share unfailing technique and a
brilliant sound. Saxophonist Joe Lovano is a guest.
The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, the All-Stars and
the New JazzTet come to the Eisenhower Theater to
celebrate saxophonist, composer and NEA Jazz Master
Benny Golson, born January 25, 1929.
Bridgewater swings the Michigan State jazz band and a
quartet from Julliard showcases the music of Eric Dolphy
(1928-64) and Maupin, the great Detroit reed man. Nestor
Torres is on flute.
Intense yet relaxed, Dave Brubeck's sons Chris on bass
and Dan on drums pilot their quartet through "West of
One, "Dance of the Shadows," "Cool on the Coast,"
"Eclipsed," and more.
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