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SUMMARY:Jazz at CAM: Gregg Gelb Jazz Quartet Tribute to Benny Goodman
DESCRIPTION:Jazz at CAM with the Gregg Gelb Jazz Quartet: Tribute to Benny Goodman\n\n\nThursday\, April 2 | 7 PM \n\n\n\n\nJoin us for Jazz at CAM as we present the Gregg Gelb Jazz Quartet and their Tribute to Benny Goodman!  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nExpect an evening of swinging rhythms and timeless melodies as the Gregg Gelb Jazz Quartet honors the legendary Benny Goodman. With virtuosic clarinet work\, tight ensemble interplay\, and authentic big band energy scaled to a quartet\, this tribute brings the King of Swing’s music to life with fresh spirit and style. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJazz at CAM is must for jazz lovers in the Wilmington area! \nCAM Café is open for dinner the night of jazz performances. If you’d like to have dinner before the show\, please reserve a table by calling (910) 777-2363. If attending the jazz show\, we recommend making your reservation time no later than 6 PM to ensure you make it to the performance on time. \nTICKETS\nCAM Members: $40\nNot-Yet Members: $60\nStudents and Educators: $15 \n\nABOUT THE MUSICIAN\n\n\n\n\nGregg Gelb is a clarinetist\, saxophonist\, bandleader\, arranger\, composer\, and educator. He directs the Triangle Youth Jazz Ensemble (TYJE)\, founded the Heart of Carolina Jazz Orchestra (HOCJO) and Jazz Society\, and co-founded the North Carolina Jazz Repertory Orchestra. He also leads several jazz groups\, including his Jazz Trio/Quartet\, La Fiesta Latin Jazz Band\, Second Line Stompers\, and the Gregg Gelb Swing Band.Gelb received the Raleigh Medal of Arts in 2018. Under his leadership\, TYJE became the first and only North Carolina group to reach the national Jazz at Lincoln Center Essentially Ellington Festival finals\, placing second in 2016 and remaining a finalist from 2017–2024. He has received a Jazz Composers Award from the North Carolina Arts Council and four Regional Artist grants. \nSince founding HOCJO in 1990\, Gelb has served as Artistic Director\, shaping its mission to promote jazz education and performance. As a Visiting Artist at Central Carolina Community College (1989–1991)\, he developed a program highlighting jazz’s significance. HOCJO presents free school and community concerts and has featured renowned artists such as Cecile McLorin Salvant\, Houston Person\, Sonny Fortune\, Renee Marie\, Valery Ponomarev\, and Stanley Jordan. A standout project is JazzTales\, a collaboration with writer Trinity Bursey\, combining big band music with storytelling. \nThroughout his career\, Gelb has frequently performed with the North Carolina Symphony\, serving as saxophone soloist for John Williams’ Escapades (2014\, 2004). His Swing Band performed A Journey Into Jazz with the Symphony in 1999\, later broadcast on WUNC-TV. He also played Bird with Strings with the Durham Symphony (2014\, 2015). \nGelb has taught music since 1976\, working in public and private schools\, colleges\, and jazz programs. He teaches at the UNC Chapel Hill Summer Jazz Camp and has been interim jazz director at UNC Greensboro and NC State. He has also taught at Central Carolina Community College\, Francis Marion University\, Fayetteville State University\, and UNC Chapel Hill. \nGelb holds a Bachelor of Music Education from Berklee College of Music\, a Master of Music from the North Carolina School of the Arts\, and a Doctor of Musical Arts from UNC Greensboro. His dissertation\, 1959 Jazz\, explores jazz history and recordings from that pivotal year. He has produced numerous jazz recordings and received grants for jazz performances and projects. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n \nAnd through the generosity of these individuals:\nDr. William Malloy\nMs. Maxine Terry
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazz-at-cam-gregg-gelb-quartet/
LOCATION:Cameron Art Museum\, 3201 S 17th St\, Wilmington\, NC\, 28412\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:Jazz at CAM: Lynn Grissett Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Jazz at CAM with the Lynn Grissett Quartet\n\n\nThursday\, March 5 | 7 PM \n\n\n\n\nJoin us for Jazz at CAM as we present the Lynn Grissett Quartet!  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nExpect a powerhouse performance from a trumpet virtuoso who has toured the world with Prince’s New Power Generation and shared the stage with jazz greats like Branford Marsalis and Terri Lyne Carrington. Blending technical mastery with soulful expression\, Lynn Grissett brings an electrifying mix of jazz tradition\, funk energy\, and genre-bending versatility to the stage. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJazz at CAM is must for jazz lovers in the Wilmington area! \nCAM Café is open for dinner the night of jazz performances. If you’d like to have dinner before the show\, please reserve a table by calling (910) 777-2363. If attending the jazz show\, we recommend making your reservation time no later than 6 PM to ensure you make it to the performance on time. \nTICKETS\nCAM Members: $40\nNot-Yet Members: $60\nStudents and Educators: $15 \n\nABOUT THE MUSICIAN\n\n\nBorn in Wilmington\, NC\, Lynn J. Grissett Jr. is a formally trained\, dedicated musician whose first love is jazz but whose versatility spans all genres. A 2003 graduate of West Brunswick High School\, he went on to earn his B.A. in Music Performance (Jazz Studies) from UNC Greensboro’s Miles Davis Jazz Studies Program and an M.M. in Music Performance (Jazz Studies) from North Carolina Central University\, studying with Branford Marsalis\, Robert Trowers\, Dr. Ira Wiggins\, Brian Horton\, and Baron Tymas. \nIn addition to trumpet\, Grissett is an accomplished saxophonist and has performed with an extraordinary roster of artists including Stevie Wonder\, Nile Rodgers\, Maceo Parker\, Trombone Shorty\, Marcus Anderson\, the Marsalis family\, Terri Lyne Carrington\, and Max Weinberg. He is a longtime member of the New Power Generation Hornz\, the horn section of Prince’s legendary band\, appearing on Hit N Run Phase One & Two and touring internationally to festivals such as Montreux\, North Sea\, and Essence. His television appearances include Jimmy Kimmel Live and The Arsenio Hall Show. \nFrom leading his own trio and quartet to performing with elite jazz ensembles\, Grissett brings technical mastery\, deep musicality\, and an electrifying stage presence to every performance. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n \nAnd through the generosity of these individuals:\nDr. William Malloy\nMs. Maxine Terry
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazz-at-cam-lynn-grissett/
LOCATION:Cameron Art Museum\, 3201 S 17th St\, Wilmington\, NC\, 28412\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:Jazz at CAM: Keith Davis Trio
DESCRIPTION:Jazz at CAM with the Keith Davis Trio\n\n\nThursday\, February 12 | 7 PM \n\n\n\n\nJoin us for Jazz at CAM as we present the Keith Davis Trio!  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nExperience the elegance and swing of a jazz pianist who has shared the stage with legends from Wallace Roney to Donald Byrd. Backed by his seasoned trio\, Keith Davis delivers expressive originals\, inventive takes on jazz classics\, and the kind of interplay that can only come from true musical knowledge and experience. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJazz at CAM is must for jazz lovers in the Wilmington area! \nCAM Café is open for dinner the night of jazz performances. If you’d like to have dinner before the show\, please reserve a table by calling (910) 777-2363. If attending the jazz show\, we recommend making your reservation time no later than 6 PM to ensure you make it to the performance on time. \nTICKETS\nCAM Members: $40\nNot-Yet Members: $60\nStudents and Educators: $15 \n\nABOUT THE MUSICIAN/GROUP\n\n\nDuring his 40-year career as a professional musician\, Keith Davis has established a distinguished reputation as a jazz pianist\, composer\, and educator. He has toured with the Glenn Miller and Artie Shaw orchestras\, and with Matt “Guitar” Murphy (Blues Brothers). Other appearances have included performances with musical greats David “Fathead” Newman\, Ben Riley\, Donald Byrd\, Mike Mainieri\, Pat LaBarbera\, Jeff Hirshfield\, Jamie Baum\, Joel Spencer\, Wallace Roney\, Javon Jackson and Rakalam Bob Moses\, among others. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKeith studied with Atlanta jazz legend Ted Howe and attended the Berklee College of Music in Boston\, at which time he studied with renowned saxophonist Jerry Bergonzi. His participation in the 1985 Banff Summer Jazz Workshop in Banff\, Alberta\, Canada included intensive study with such greats as Dave Liebman\, Dave Holland\, John Abercrombie\, Don Thompson\, Kenny Wheeler and Cecil Taylor. He served on the faculty of the Brevard College Summer Jazz Workshop from 1998 through 2001 with guest artists including Conrad Herwig\, Byron Stripling\, Ronnie Cuber\, and Wycliffe Gordon. In September of 2017 he was inducted into the Coastal Jazz Hall of Fame at the Savannah Jazz Festival\, where he also performed with renowned saxophonist Javon Jackson and bandmates Delbert Felix and Quentin Baxter. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKeith regularly performs throughout the Southeast\, operating from his home base of Greenville\, SC\, where he hangs out with his two beautiful sons and many friends. He serves as adjunct instructor of jazz piano at Furman University and teaches privately around Greenville. He performs regularly with his trio partners Ron Brendle on bass and Justin Watt on drums\, as well as appearing in many engagements as a solo pianist and others as a freelancer. As well as appearances as a sideman on recording projects\, Keith has released three CDs of original music. His latest\, the second offering by his trio\, is entitled “But Were We” and was released in December 2019. His solo piano project “Presence” was released in 2014 and “Still”\, by the Keith Davis Trio\, was released in 2013. \nKeith also practices and teaches Hunyuan Chen Style Taiji\, created by Grandmaster Feng Zhiqiang. His teachers are Master Wang Fengming and Master Yang Yang. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n \nAnd through the generosity of these individuals:\nDr. William Malloy\nMs. Maxine Terry
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazz-at-cam-keith-davis-trio/
LOCATION:Cameron Art Museum\, 3201 S 17th St\, Wilmington\, NC\, 28412\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:Jazz at CAM: The Triangle Youth Jazz Ensemble
DESCRIPTION:Jazz at CAM with the Triangle Youth Jazz Ensemble\n\n\nThursday\, January 8 | 7 PM \n\n\n\n\nJoin us for Jazz at CAM as we present the Triangle Youth Jazz Ensemble!  \nExperience the energy and precision of one of the nation’s top high school jazz ensembles\, delivering everything from swinging big band classics to fresh\, contemporary charts. With remarkable skill and youthful passion\, the Triangle Youth Jazz Ensemble proves that the future of jazz is in excellent hands. \nJazz at CAM is must for jazz lovers in the Wilmington area! \nCAM Café is open for dinner the night of jazz performances. If you’d like to have dinner before the show\, please reserve a table by calling (910) 777-2363. If attending the jazz show\, we recommend making your reservation time no later than 6 PM to ensure you make it to the performance on time. \nTICKETS\nCAM Members: $40\nNot-Yet Members: $60\nStudents and Educators: $15 \n\nABOUT THE ENSEMBLE\nTriangle Youth Jazz Ensemble (TYJE) is one of the premier high school jazz ensembles in the country and is part of Triangle Youth Music\, an organization dedicated to providing exceptional music education across the Raleigh-Durham region.  \nTYJE brings together outstanding high school musicians from across the area who are passionate about jazz performance and improvisation. The ensemble performs both classic and contemporary big band repertoire and has earned national recognition for its excellence. TYJE has been selected eight times as a finalist for Jazz at Lincoln Center’s prestigious Essentially Ellington Festival and Competition in New York City\, placing it among the top 15 high school jazz bands in the United States.  \nIn 2024\, TYJE was the only high school community band invited to perform at the renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago. The group performs regularly throughout the Triangle and beyond\, appearing at regional jazz festivals\, community events\, and concert series.  \nTYJE is directed by Dr. Gregg Gelb\, a saxophonist\, clarinetist\, composer\, and founder of the Heart of Carolina Jazz Orchestra. Dr. Gelb is an active performer with many jazz groups in the Triangle and frequently appears with the North Carolina Symphony. TYJE exemplifies Triangle Youth Music’s commitment to high-quality\, accessible music education for young people across the region. \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n \nAnd through the generosity of these individuals:\nDr. William Malloy\nMs. Maxine Terry
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazz-at-cam-triangle-youth/
LOCATION:Cameron Art Museum\, 3201 S 17th St\, Wilmington\, NC\, 28412\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:Jazz at CAM: Sam Fribush Trio
DESCRIPTION:Jazz at CAM with the Sam Fribush Trio\n\n\nThursday\, December 4 | 7 PM \n\n\n\n\nJoin us for Jazz at CAM as we present the Sam Fribush Trio!  \nExpect a high-energy set that blends deep-pocket funk\, soulful grooves\, and lush Hammond organ ballads from this modern funk organ trio. With masterful chops and a fresh\, forward-thinking approach\, Sam Fribush pushes the organ trio sound into bold new territory. \nFribush says\, “My intention is to take this music into the future. I’m trying to expand the rules about what organ trio music is.”  \nJazz at CAM is must for jazz lovers in the Wilmington area! \nCAM Café is open for dinner the night of jazz performances. If you’d like to have dinner before the show\, please reserve a table by calling (910) 777-2363. If attending the jazz show\, we recommend making your reservation time no later than 6 PM to ensure you make it to the performance on time. \nTICKETS\nCAM Members: $40Not-Yet Members: $60Students and Educators: $15 \n\nABOUT THE MUSICIAN\nKeyboardist Sam Fribush is on the frontlines of the Hammond organ revival. His debut release ‘Sam Fribush Trio\, Vol. 1: Riverboat’ was produced by Charlie Hunter and recorded in North Carolina. The trio’s recent record ‘People Please’ was released March 15th\, 2024. Over the past few years\, Fribush has established himself as one of the country’s hottest young bandleaders and ‘People Please’ expands upon the trio’s deep affinity for crispy\, wah-wah driven funk\, hip-hop beats and sultry B3 ballads. In 2025\, he stepped out with DTF (Adam Deitch\, Ari Teitel and Sam Fribush) to release ‘Another Side of the Sound’ and put his stamp on the modern funk organ trio.  \n\nBorn in Greensboro\, NC to a musical family\, Fribush began his professional career at a young age\, playing a variety of instruments including Steel Pan and Banjo.\n\n\n \n“To me\, Fribush epitomizes the old soul with a youthful spirit. Having grown up immersed in the sounds of everything from Dr. John to Tommy Jarrell\, his musical sensibility has an incredibly intuitive flow\, and his touch on the piano has always been beautifully unique. With that much natural talent\, he wouldn’t necessarily have had to push himself to the limits he has\, and it’s been a wonder to witness his evolution into one of the greatest working organ and keyboard players today. His sincerity cuts straight through every note he plays\, with a heartfelt smile and mischief-tinged eyes\, and his presence in any room feels like a big hug.” – Ric Robertson\n\n\n \n \n\n  \n\n \nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n \nAnd through the generosity of these individuals:Dr. William MalloyMs. Maxine Terry
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazz-at-cam-sam-fribush/
LOCATION:Cameron Art Museum\, 3201 S 17th St\, Wilmington\, NC\, 28412\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:Jazz at CAM: Thrio
DESCRIPTION:Jazz at CAM with Thrio\n\n\nThursday\, November 6 | 7 PM \n\n\n\n\nJoin us for Jazz at CAM as we present Thrio!  \nExpect a performance filled with tight ensemble interplay\, rich improvisation\, and a deep reverence for the jazz tradition. With a sound that’s both grounded and exploratory\, Thrio brings fresh energy to originals and reimagined standards alike. \nJazz at CAM is must for jazz lovers in the Wilmington area! \nCAM Café is open for dinner the night of jazz performances. If you’d like to have dinner before the show\, please reserve a table by calling (910) 777-2363. If attending the jazz show\, we recommend making your reservation time no later than 6 PM to ensure you make it to the performance on time. \nTICKETS\nCAM Members: $40\nNot-Yet Members: $60\nStudents and Educators: $15 \n\nABOUT THE GROUP\nThrio is the uncompromising sound of pianist Andrew Berinson\, bassist Paul Creel\, and drummer Donovan Cheatham—three deeply connected musicians whose artistry is rooted in the straight-ahead jazz tradition while embracing creative exploration. Formed in central North Carolina\, Thrio presents a compelling blend of original compositions and reimagined American standards\, delivered with clarity\, swing\, and purpose.  \nThe group emerged organically from years of collaboration\, musical kinship\, and shared spiritual and artistic values. Thrio is a band in the truest sense—three distinct\, consistent musical voices committed to creating something greater together. Their sound reflects not only their diverse musical influences but also a bond forged by brotherhood\, faith\, and a shared devotion to the music. Thrio released their debut single Find Your Way in August 2022\, followed by their first full-length album Thrio Volume 1 just one month later. Their latest release\, Thrio Volume 2\, dropped worldwide on March 21\, 2025\, showcasing the group’s growth in dynamic range\, compositional depth\, and ensemble cohesion.  \nIndividually and collectively\, the members of Thrio have performed at premier events including the Duck Jazz Festival\, Savannah Jazz Festival\, Detroit Jazz Festival\, Topsail Jazz Festival\, and Jacksonville Jazz Festival. They are sought-after collaborators who regularly perform with notable figures such as Nnenna Freelon\, Pierce Freelon\, Carmen Lundy\, and Stephen Riley. Between them\, they have shared the stage with jazz luminaries including Branford Marsalis\, Ellis Marsalis\, Mary Stallings\, Joe Chambers\, Wallace Roney\, Nicholas Payton\, Herlin Riley\, Tia Fuller\, Wycliffe Gordon\, and many others. Thrio continues to carve a space for honest\, swinging\, and spiritually grounded jazz in the modern musical landscape. \n\nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n \nAnd through the generosity of these individuals:\nDr. William Malloy\nMs. Maxine Terry
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazz-at-cam-thrio/
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CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:Jazz at CAM: The Gabriel Alegria Afro-Peruvian Sextet
DESCRIPTION:Jazz at CAM with the Gabriel Alegria Afro-Peruvian Sextet\n\n\nThursday\, October 2 | 7 PM \nJoin us for Jazz at CAM as we present the Gabriel Alegria Afro-Peruvian Sextet! \n\n\n\n\nDuring this evening of live jazz at Cameron Art Museum\, expect a one-of-a-kind performance that brings this global touring ensemble’s infectious spirit to life. \n🎶 Special Pre-Concert Spanish Gallery Tour: Join us earlier at 5:30 PM\, as CAM Tour Guide Andy Alvarez leads a Spanish Language Gallery Tour\, free with museum admission or a Jazz at CAM ticket. \n\n CAM Café is open for dinner the night of jazz performances. If you’d like to have dinner before the show\, please reserve a table by calling (910) 777-2363. If attending the jazz show\, we recommend making your reservation time no later than 6 PM to ensure you make it to the performance on time. \nA must‑see event for jazz lovers in the Wilmington area! \nTICKETS\nCAM Members: $40Not-Yet Members: $60Students and Educators: $15 \nABOUT THE GROUP\n\n\nFormed in 2005\, the Afro-Peruvian Sextet is known for its inventive program of traditional Afro-Peruvian music that is transformed by bandleader Gabriel Alegría’s deeply personal synthesis of folkloric Afro-Peruvian rhythms\, jazz\, and other musical strains. Their signature sound fuses rigorous scholarship with playful energy\, offering audiences a rich\, immersive experience that not only showcases coastal Perú’s Black music traditions but celebrates them as a vibrant way of life. \n\nThe ensemble’s insistently inventive program of traditional Afro-Peruvian music transformed by Gabriel Alegría’s highly personal synthesis of folkloric Afro-Peruvian rhythms\, jazz\, and other musical strains has led to a signature accomplishment: developing the band’s patented blend of deep scholarship and playfulness into a touring experience that conveys a vast knowledge of the music and\, perhaps more importantly\, transmits black music from coastal Perú as a way of life to its audiences. \n\nEach member of the Sextet is both a master musician and a dedicated and experienced educator. Over more than a decade of touring together\, the ensemble has shared the joy of Afro-Peruvian music across the globe\, both onstage and off. Their mission extends beyond performance through workshops\, master classes\, informal gatherings\, and even cooking demonstrations\, reflecting the inseparable bond between food and music in Afro-Peruvian culture. As trumpet legend Bobby Shew once commented\, “Hanging out with these people is a chapter in your life!” \nLearn more about the group here. \n\nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n \nAnd through the generosity of these individuals:Dr. William MalloyMs. Maxine Terry
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazz-at-cam-afro-peruvian-sextet/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:Jazz at CAM: The Rahsaan Barber Quartet with special guest Roland Barber
DESCRIPTION:Jazz at CAM with the Rahsaan Barber Quartet with special guest Roland Barber\n\n\nThursday\, September 4 | 7 PM \n\n\n\n\nJoin us for the kickoff show of Jazz at CAM’s 15th season!  \nEnjoy an evening of live jazz at Cameron Art Museum with the Rahsaan Barber Quartet featuring trombonist Roland Barber. Part of the museum’s beloved Jazz at CAM series\, this performance promises a night of expressive\, sophisticated music that highlights the best of contemporary jazz. \n\nThe show will highlight the Rahsaan Barber Quartet\, fronted by saxophonist Rahsaan Barber and featuring his twin brother\, trombonist Roland Barber. This dynamic musical duo is known for their tight brotherly interplay and soulful improvisation. Expect a sophisticated blend of Rahsaan’s original compositions drawn from his acclaimed albums along with inventive takes on jazz standards.  \n\nA must‑see event for jazz lovers in the Wilmington area! \nCAM Café is open for dinner the night of jazz performances. If you’d like to have dinner before the show\, please reserve a table by calling (910) 777-2363. If attending the jazz show\, we recommend making your reservation time no later than 6 PM to ensure you make it to the performance on time. \nCAM Members: $40\nNot-Yet Members: $60\nStudents and Educators: $15 \nTICKETS\nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n \nAnd through the generosity of these individuals:\nJim and Nancie Kennedy\nDr. William Malloy\nMs. Maxine Terry\nDr. Acquenetta Wheeler
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazz-cam-rahsaan-barber/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT - Jazz@CAM: Jazz Legacy Project Presents Billie Holiday ft. Maria Howell
DESCRIPTION:CAM Members: $35\nNon-Members: $55\nStudents: $15 \n\nJoin us at Jazz@CAM for an unforgettable evening as The Jazz Legacy Project presents Billie Holiday: God Bless the Child feat. Maria Howell. We will detail how Billie Holiday developed her unique vocal style and blazed a trail for women and African Americans\, paving the way for future generations. This show features a multimedia experience of live music\, narration\, images\, and video footage. \n\nBillie Holiday’s unique vocal approach and advanced sense of rhythm made her one of the most important and influential vocalists in American history. Her relentless fight to be treated as an equal—as a musician\, a female\, and an African-American—made her one of the most significant American figures of the 20th century. \nAbout The Jazz Legacy Project: \nCreated in 2015 by Justin Varnes while teaching Jazz History at Georgia State University\, The Jazz Legacy Project (JLP) has an ongoing residency at the Velvet Note Jazz Club in Atlanta\, where they have been selling out their performances for six years. The project combines playing records and storytelling about jazz artists\, making it a big success both in the classroom and on stage. \nMaria Howell: \nMaria Howell is an actor and vocalist known for her roles in The Color Purple\, Hidden Figures\, Hunger Games\, The Blind Side\, and the TV series Revolution. Her singing career blossomed after her role as the choir soloist in The Color Purple\, leading to performances with Nancy Wilson\, George Benson\, Ray Charles\, Earl Klugh\, and Ronnie Laws. A North Carolina native\, Maria also dedicates her downtime to teaching and supporting charities like Mothers without Students. \n\n\n\nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n  \nAnd through the generosity of these individuals:\nIsabella Hinds\nNancie and Jim Kennedy\nDr. William Malloy\nMs. Maxine Terry\nDr. Acquenetta Wheeler \nJazz @ CAM \n \nREGISTER
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazzcam-billie-holiday-maria-howell/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:Jazz@CAM: The Dominican Jazz Project
DESCRIPTION:CAM Members: $35\nNot-Yet Members: $55\nStudents: $15 \n\n\nThe Dominican Jazz Project began when Dominican-born jazz artist\, Guillo Carias\, invited American jazz pianist and composer\, Stephen Anderson\, to perform with him and jazz artists living in the Dominican Republic for the 2014 Jazzomania Jazz Festival in Santo Domingo\, Dominican Republic that was hosted by Tony Dominguez and Carlos Francisco Elías.  The concert and associated clinic went beautifully\, and the drummer\, Guy Frómeta\, invited Anderson to return to Santo Domingo to perform with him in his group for the Casa de Teatro Jazz Festival a few months later.  It was there that Anderson met Sandy Gabriel\, a nationally renowned tenor saxophonist.  Their collective friendship grew further with that experience\, and following the festival\, they agreed to record together.  The result was their 2016 self-titled CD release\, The Dominican Jazz Project\, that was recorded in the days following the UNC Summer Jazz Workshop where the artists served as guest faculty and where Anderson serves as director.  Soon after\, renowned Dominican percussionist\, David Almengod\, joined the group.  \n\n\n\nMUSICIANS:\nSandy Gabriel\, saxophones \nMayquel González\, trumpet \nCarlos Luis\, guitar/voice \nStephen Anderson\, piano  \nRamón Vázquez\, bass \nGuy Frómeta\, drums \nDavid Almengod\, percussion\, voice \n\n\n\nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n   \n  \nAnd through the generosity of these individuals:\nIsabella Hinds\nNancie and Jim Kennedy\nDr. William Malloy\nMs. Maxine Terry\nDr. Acquenetta Wheeler \n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazzcam-the-dominican-jazz-project/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250109T190000
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SUMMARY:Jazz@CAM: Kevin Beardsley Trio
DESCRIPTION:CAM Members: $35\nNot-Yet Members: $55 \nMusician\, bassist\, and composer Kevin Beardsley is an in-demand musician\, ready to support any group he joins and help them sound their best\, whether live or in the studio. Born in Sandwich\, Illinois\, Kevin’s family quickly moved to Apex\, North Carolina\, during high school\, where he began connecting with the Triangle music scene. He completed his Bachelor’s in Music at UNC Chapel Hill in 2019\, during which he won the UNC 360 Jazz Initiative with his composition “Connection.” \nKevin has collaborated with and shared the stage alongside a wide range of groups. From his original group GrayScale Whale to the versatile groups led by Al Strong and Ernest Turner\, as well as opening for the Wailers with Africa Unplugged and performing with Slim Gambil from Lady A\, Kevin has supported groups across all styles. As a part of the Ernest Turner Trio\, along with Jeremy Bean Clemons\, the group won the 2019 DC Jazz Prix. \nRecently\, Kevin also joined Rahsaan Barber’s Everyday Magic on tour in 2023 and served as the Music Director for Starsapien’s record “Apes Scrapes and Bandage.” Other artists with whom Kevin has shared the stage include Keith David\, Eve Cornelious\, Milton Suggs\, Jason Marsalis\, Stephen Riley\, Jazzmeia Horn\, and more. \nKevin Beardsley Trio: \nKevin Beardsley – Bass\nDorien Dotson – Drums\nRahsaan Barber – Saxophone \n\n\nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n  \n  \n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazzcam-kevin-beardsley-trio/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:Jazz@CAM: My Favorite Things: Shana Tucker Sings the Holidays with Christian Tamburr Trio
DESCRIPTION:CAM Members: $35\nNot-Yet Members: $55 \n  \n  \n\n\nA front-line advocate for arts education\, Shana Tucker is an accomplished teaching artist with over 20 years of experience with community engagement\, workshops\, lesson planning\, and artist residency facilitation. She currently serves as Executive Director for Kidznotes\, an El Sistema-inspired music-for-social-change organization in Durham\, NC. Shana’s unique genre of ChamberSoul weaves jazz\, roots\, folk\, acoustic pop\, and a touch of R&B into melodies that echo in your head for days\, engaging audiences of all ages through candid song-storytelling in performance. \n\nChristian Tamburr is an internationally renowned vibraphonist\, pianist\, composer\, and arranger who has performed and toured over 73 countries around the world. Downbeat Magazine recognized him with the “Outstanding Solo Jazz Performance” award\, and he is a 5-Time “Critics Choice Top Rising Star” award recipient on vibraphone. He leads the critically acclaimed Christian Tamburr Quintet\, which regularly performs at venues such as Lincoln Center\, The Kennedy Center\, The Newport Jazz Festival\, and venues throughout Asia\, Europe\, and the UAE.\n\n\n\n\n\nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n  \n  \n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazzcam-my-favorite-things-shana-tucker-sings-the-holidays-feat-the-christian-tamburr-trio/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241107T190000
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SUMMARY:Jazz@CAM: Danny Janklow Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Jazz at CAM with the Danny Janklow Quartet\nExperience the vibrant energy of the Danny Janklow Quartet at JAZZ at CAM\, our celebrated monthly series showcasing diverse jazz talent. This month\, we’re excited to feature Danny Janklow\, whose innovative and personal approach to jazz blends seamlessly with R&B\, funk\, and indie soul. Janklow’s performances are marked by his experimental spirit\, courageous improvisation\, and provocative imagination. \nA recognized talent from an early age\, Janklow headlined the Detroit Jazz Festival in 2012 and was chosen as a composer for the Betty Carter Jazz Ahead program in 2013. His exceptional skills were further celebrated with a Grammy win in 2021 for his contribution to “Monk’estra plays John Beasley.” Janklow has also shared the stage with musical icons such as Stevie Wonder\, Aloe Blacc\, Wayne Shorter\, and Herbie Hancock. \nJoining Janklow will be the talented members of the Danny Janklow Quartet: Butler Knowles on bass\, Jon Hill on drums\, and Brandon Shamar on piano. Their performance promises to deliver an evening of captivating jazz\, blending traditional elements with modern grooves. \nEnhance your experience by dining at CAM Café\, located inside the museum. The café is open from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Reserve your table by calling (910) 777-2363 or enjoy a drink before the concert starts at 7:00 PM. \n  \nCAM Members: $35\nNot-Yet Members: $55 \n  \nREGISTER HERE \n  \nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n   
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazzcam-danny-janklow-quartet/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241003T190000
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SUMMARY:Jazz@CAM: Jay Killman & the Constellations Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Jazz at CAM with Jay Killman & the Constellations Quartet\nJoin us for an exciting evening of modern jazz with Jay Killman & the Constellations Quartet\, live as part of the Cameron Art Museum’s Jazz at CAM series. This dynamic quartet\, led by the innovative guitarist and composer Jay Killman\, brings a fresh and eclectic sound that transcends traditional jazz boundaries. Killman’s original compositions blend genres such as swing\, indie\, blues\, R&B\, hip hop\, and romantic classical\, creating a musical journey that is as emotional as it is technically brilliant. \nEach piece by Killman is more than just a tune—it’s a deeply personal story\, inspired by significant moments and people in his life. His work has graced prestigious stages like the Rose Theatre at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York and the Monterey Bay Jazz Festival in California\, earning acclaim for its depth and creativity. \nThe Constellations Quartet—featuring Carlos Garcia on piano\, David Canning on bass\, and Jon Hill on drums—has been together for nearly a decade. This long-standing collaboration allows each musician to elevate the other\, pushing the music to new heights and delivering a captivating performance that resonates with audiences. \nPlus\, enhance your evening by dining at CAM Café Restaurant & Bar. The café is inside the museum\, open from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Call (910) 777-2363 to reserve a table for dinner or grab a drink before the concert begins at 7:00 PM. \n  \nCAM Members: $35\nNot-Yet Members: $55 \n  \nREGISTER HERE \n  \nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazzcam-jay-killman-constellations-quartet/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:Jazz@CAM: Lydia Salett Dudley & Jazz Xpressions
DESCRIPTION:CAM Members: $35\nNot-Yet Members: $55 \n  \n  \nLydia Salett Dudley is a jazz pianist\, singer\, composer and arranger in Raleigh\, NC. She is the bandleader for the group Lydia Salett Dudley & Jazz Xpressions.  She and her band members including bassist Aaron Gross\, Guitarist Lou Padro and drummer Donovan Cheatham are products of the North Carolina Central University Jazz Program.  In 2011 her passion for music education eventually led her to start The Salett Art Center\, Inc.\, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide music enrichment for underserved youth.  She has performed for many occasions and shared the stage with several national and international artists. This group’s music is rooted in jazz with a contemporary flair. The latest project “Rise Up”\, released in October 2023\, was funded by a  female-led ensemble grant from Chamber Music America of NY. Comments from venues include comments such as “Lydia Dudley is an incredible jazz singer\, pianist\, and songwriter with a storytelling ethos that audiences adore”.  Dave Fox\, O. Henry Jazz Series. \n  \nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by \n \n  \n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jazzcam-lydia-salette-dudley-jazz-xpressions/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240404T190000
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SUMMARY:The Wilmington Big Band
DESCRIPTION:CAM Members: $35; Not Yet Members: $55 \n  \nThe Wilmington Big Band is a 17-piece orchestra dedicated to the preservation of the American original art of big band music. Reminiscent of Wrightsville Beach’s own Lumina Ballroom where true showmen like Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey entertained audiences\, the Wilmington Big Band combines a mixture of timeless standards and hip pop tunes that will keep you swinging all night long. \n  \nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by  \n                \nIsabella Hinds\nNancie and James Kennedy\nDr. William Malloy and Maxine Terry\nDr. Acquenetta Wheeler \n  \nREGISTER \n  \nFor questions or concerns regarding accessibility\, please contact Georgia Mastroieni\, Deputy Director of Operations at (910) 726-9492 or georgia@cameronartmuseum.org
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/the-wilmington-big-band/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240307T190000
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SUMMARY:Angela Bingham Trio
DESCRIPTION:CAM Members: $35; Not Yet Members: $55 \n  \nJazz Vocalist Angela Bingham will perform with Grant Osborne on piano and Scott Sawyer on Guitar. Her trio will feature music from the American songbook and beyond\, with a focus on the great female composers & lyricists. \nRaleigh\, North Carolina based jazz vocalist Angela Bingham has been a singer her entire life. She began studying piano and performing from the American songbook at age 5 in her home of the San Francisco Bay Area. She studied jazz in her teens and early 20s under the direction of Roger Letson at De Anza College\, and went on to gain training through workshops and private lessons with some of the world’s most well known jazz vocalists and instrumentalists. \nBingham officially began her career in 1999 in Salt Lake City\, Utah. There\, she honed her craft working extensively with guitar virtuoso Kenji Aihara and Utah’s pre-eminent tenor saxophonist David Halliday. She left Utah and moved to New York City in 2005\, where she held down a monthly residency for five years at the now (sadly defunct) Total Wine Bar\, garnering a delightfully loyal Brooklyn fan base. During this time\, she began working with many of New York’s most heavyweight jazz musicians and sitting in and performing at venues large and small throughout the city including Birdland\, Smalls\, and others. She also held down a steady performance schedule at New York’s famed Bar Next Door\, a coveted venue for New York jazz musicians. \nBingham’s singing is characterized by the qualities of honest expression\, solid swinging and an emphasis on the blues. Of her decision to sing jazz\, Angela says\, “First and foremost\, I am an entertainer and a storyteller\, and I use my voice to help people feel their emotions. I want to bring a message of healing through these stories set to music. Jazz is the perfect format for this\, because the stories can go in many musical directions. I know that my job is to sing the story\, to approach the music as an improvisational musician\, and to commune with the audience through laughter\, tears and everything in between. It is not enough to have a pretty voice. It goes way beyond that. It’s letting your audience feel that you are in this with them.” \n  \nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by  \n                \nIsabella Hinds\nNancie and James Kennedy\nDr. William Malloy and Maxine Terry\nDr. Acquenetta Wheeler \n  \nREGISTER \n  \nFor questions or concerns regarding accessibility\, please contact Georgia Mastroieni\, Deputy Director of Operations at (910) 726-9492 or georgia@cameronartmuseum.org
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/angela-bingham-trio/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240201T190000
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SUMMARY:Sean Higgins Trio
DESCRIPTION:CAM Members: $35; Not Yet Members: $55 \n  \nSean Higgins\, pianist and composer\, is an international touring and recording artist acting as a musical ambassador to audiences worldwide. While classically trained; his own group offers a modern take on the jazz trio configuration. Higgins enjoys exploring many musical genres and has played keyboards in many commercial settings such as R&B\, pop\, and fusion. \nHiggins completed a B.M. in Jazz Performance at UNC-Wilmington\, and an M.M. at Northern Illinois University\, where he received a full scholarship to lead and compose for the NIU Liberace Sextet. He has conducted clinics in numerous countries and is currently a faculty member of JazzArts Charlotte. \nHiggins has opened for Dave Holland\, Fourplay\, Joe Lovano\, Talib Kweli\, Ryan Cohen\, and Stefon Harris and Blackout. \nSome performances include successful 8-week US Jazz Ambassador tours of the Middle East and Russia with Alvin Atkinson & the Sound Merchants and a Japan tour with Akio Sasajima. He has played in many NYC clubs such as The Jazz Standard\, Smoke\, Dizzy’s-Jazz at Lincoln Center\, Lenox Lounge\, Shanghai Jazz\, St. Nick’s Pub\, and Minton’s Playhouse. Sean was a member of the Winard Harper Sextet for 2 years and has shared the stage with Antonio Hart\, Charles McPherson\, Stephanie Nakasian\, Wycliffe Gordon\, Fareed Haque\, Bobby Watson\, Terell Stafford\, John Clayton\, Jeff Clayton\, Russell Malone\, and many others. Jazz Festival performances include 2004 Iowa City\, 2004 Lima Peru\, 2005 Elmhurst\, 2006 Vail\, 2007 Tri-C\, 2007 Columbus Jazz & Ribs\, 2008 Cape May\, 2008 Usadba-Moscow\, 2008 Chelyabinsk\, 2008 Vladivostok\, 2009-12 Shanghai-JZ\, 2014 Changsha\, 2015 Xi’An\, 2016 Xiamen\, 2018-19 Charlotte\, 2022 Cheraw. \nDuring his 10 years based in Shanghai\, he toured China extensively as well as internationally with Karen Mok\, Shunza\, and Ronghao Li. \nSean released his debut trio album\, The New Thought feat. (Iajhi Hampden-drums\, Josh Ramos-bass) in 2005\, his 2nd album Three Years’ Stories (Iajhi Hampden-drums\, Motoki Mihara-bass) in 2008\, and his latest Shanghai Decade (Nicholas McBride-drums\, Ji Peng-bass) in 2018. \n  \nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by  \n                \nIsabella Hinds\nNancie and James Kennedy\nDr. William Malloy and Maxine Terry\nDr. Acquenetta Wheeler \n  \nREGISTER \n  \nFor questions or concerns regarding accessibility\, please contact Georgia Mastroieni\, Deputy Director of Operations at (910) 726-9492 or georgia@cameronartmuseum.org
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/sean-higgins-trio/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:Doug Irving Legacy Ensemble feat. the Music of Rudy and Cynthia Tyson
DESCRIPTION:CAM Members: $35; Not Yet Members: $55 \n  \nThe Doug Irving legacy ensemble will be paying respect through performance and recorded music to former Wilmington Pianist and Vocalist Rudy and Cynthia Tyson. They were the original local pioneers of professional jazz in Wilmington NC. Selections will come from original tunes\, arrangements\, and children ensemble “Jazz-A-Tazz“ \n  \nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by  \n                \nIsabella Hinds\nNancie and James Kennedy\nDr. William Malloy and Maxine Terry\nDr. Acquenetta Wheeler \n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/doug-irving-legacy-ensemble-feat-the-music-of-ruby-and-cynthia-tyson/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Jazz at CAM
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SUMMARY:TRIAD feat. Christian Tamburr\, Dominick Farinacci\, and Michael Ward-Bergmen
DESCRIPTION:CAM Members: $35; Not Yet Members: $55 \n  \nTRIAD weaves together diverse musical worlds in an exciting display of musical interplay and visual collaboration. The chamber ensemble pulls influences from jazz\, blues\, orchestral and the music of Argentina\, Brazil and beyond. From Kurt Veil to John Mayer\, Astor Piazzolla to Screamin’ Jay Hawkins\, Jacques Brel to Puccini and more. TRIAD bridges these musical worlds with three unique musical voices that generally don’t overlap: trumpet\, accordion\, and marimba. The ensemble features renowned trumpeter Dominick Farinacci\, vibraphonist/marimbaist Christian Tamburr\, and accordionist Michael Ward Bergeman who first collaborated for a residency in London’s West End\, in collaboration with the New Generation Festival. The ensemble premiered their project TRIAD in 2022 at the TRI-C Jazz Festival\, Lincoln Center in NYC and a 4 night residency at Birdland Jazz Club in NYC \n  \n\nDOMINICK FARINACCI – Trumpet  \n\n\nTrumpeter Dominick Farinacci was named the very first Global Ambassador to Jazz at Lincoln Center by Wynton Marsalis\, working to further integrate music into communities around the world in culturally collaborative ways. He graduated from The Juilliard School in 2005 launching his career in Japan with a prolific run of eight albums\, later releasing four more globally. He has performed in more than 120 cities in 14 countries around the world\, was a featured guest on ABC’s Good Morning \n\n\nAmerica\, and is a TED Speaker. Music icon Quincy Jones says of Dominick’s accomplishments in performance\, recording\, education & advocacy\, “This kid is 360 degrees!” Dominick has been successful in his personal endeavors on bringing music into the community through Arts and Wellness & Education. He was invited by TED to be a TED Speaker at the 2014 TED MED conference at the Kennedy Center in Washington\, DC. He is a featured performer for the Cleveland Clinic in both Ohio and Abu Dhabi\, and organized the very first jazz performance for patients in Abu Dhabi in collaboration with the Cleveland Clinic and the Abu Dhabi Music and Arts Foundation. \n\n\nFor Dominick\, music and health go hand in hand\, most recently organizing panel discussions around patient-doctor communication through music with Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar. Dominick has been a leading advocate in music education development\, most recently featured at the Community College Association of America in D.C. He served as Music Consultant to the Amy Winehouse Foundation\, and is Artist in Residence at the Gill and Tommy LiPuma Center for Creative Arts at Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland\, Ohio. His educational reach recently expanded to the GCC\, in schools such as Weill Cornell Medical College\, Qatar Music Academy\, the American School of Doha among others. \n\n\nHis most recent recording “Short Stories” is produced by four-time Grammy Award winning producer Tommy LiPuma. This was Tommy & Dominick’s first collaboration\, and was recorded in their hometown of Cleveland at the Gill and Tommy LiPuma Center for Creative Arts. Dominick is signed to Mack Avenue Records. \n\n\n  \n\n\nCHRISTIAN TAMBURR – Marimba / Vibraphone \n\n\nChristian Tamburr is an internationally renowned vibraphonist\, pianist\, composer and arranger with touring and performances in over 71 countries around the world. Downbeat Magazine recognized him with the “Outstanding Solo Jazz Performance” award and is a 5-Time “Critics Choice Top Rising Star” award recipient on vibraphone. He leads his own critically acclaimed touring ensemble with recent performances at the Kennedy Center\, The Newport Jazz Festival\, and Lincoln Center \n\n\nChristian has been responsible for the development of multiple headlineshows and touring projects around the world\, including Between the Lines (Palazzo Hotel\, Las Vegas)\, Modern Warrior LIVE (On Tour)\, Soundtrack (The Westgate\, Las Vegas) and collaborations with Cirque du Soleil\, Spiegelworld Productions and Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. In addition to his public performances\, Christian is CEO and facilitator of Sonic Leadership\, a musically inspired program on leadership and inclusion with clients such as GOOGLE\, Cisco Systems\, Amazon and Starwood Hotels. Christian is currently the musical director/pianist for 2018 Grammy nominated vocalist Clint Holmes\, 2022 NBC “The Voice” star Wendy Moten\, and singer- songwriter/cellist Shana Tucker. \n\n\nChristian worked as musical director and pianist for Latin vocal legend Julio Iglesias (06’-09’)\, Cirque du Soleil in Macau China and Penn & Teller. He has performed private concerts for NBA basketball legend Michael Jordan\, and was hired to entertain at the highly publicized surprise birthday party for actress Julia Roberts\, in New York City. Christian’s first album “Move” sold over eighty-thousand copies and was released as a part of a Starbucks Gift Set available nationally. From 2013 to 2016 Christian toured on behalf of Jazz at Lincoln Center in NYC as a Global Ambassador to Arts and Education in the U.A.E. and Asia. \n\n\nChristian and his groups have performed at some of the most prestigious venues around the world including The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (Washington DC)\, Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola at Lincoln Center (NYC)\, Birdland (NYC)\, The Jazz Showcase\, The Brubeck Institute (Stockton\, CA) Yoshi’s Jazz Club (Oakland\, CA)\, Pizza Express Dean Street (London)\, Olympia Theater (Paris)\, Jazz at the St. Regis (Doha\, Qatar)\, The Central (Shanghai\, China)\, Motion Blue (Tokyo)\, Monte Casino (Cape Town\, South Africa)\, The Bellagio Hotel and Casino (Las Vegas)\, and The North Sea Jazz Festival (Amsterdam). \n\n\n  \n\n\nMICHAEL WARD BERGEMAN – Accordion \n\n\nMICHAEL WARD-BERGMAN is a passionate performer\, songwriterand composer.  His sensitive and creative approach to music making has led to performances and collaborations with world-class musicians and composers from across a wide range of genres. In 2011 he launched his GIG 365 project\, which saw him performing at least one gig for every day of 2011. Performances took place at an incredibly diverse range of venues in over thirty-five states and nine countries.  Highlights included performances at Gainesville Correctional Facility\, Harvard Business School with Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble\, and on the streets of New Orleans. \n\n\nWard-Bergeman has enjoyed a close friendship and working relationship with composer Osvaldo Golijov for over a decade. His work with the hyper-accordion (an acoustic accordion with extended range and expressive capabilities of his own design) has been featured in many of Golijov’s compositions. Ward-Bergeman’s electro-acoustic compositions have won international awards and he has premiered new works written for vocalists Dawn Upshaw and Christina Courtin at Carnegie Hall. In 2011 he was commissioned to compose for Yo-Yo Ma’s Silk Road Project. He began his work with the group as a guest artist during workshops and performances at Harvard University. \n\n\nWard-Bergeman is a founding member of the North American Roots music trio Groanbox. They have released five recordings and toured extensively throughout the UK\, to much critical acclaim. He is a graduate of Berklee College of Music. \n\n  \nJazz at CAM is sponsored in part by  \n                \nIsabella Hinds\nNancie and James Kennedy\nDr. William Malloy and Maxine Terry\nDr. Acquenetta Wheeler \n  \nREGISTER
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