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SUMMARY:Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
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DESCRIPTION:With the world-renowned Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and gu
 est\nartists spanning genres and generations\, Jazz at Lincoln Center\npro
 duces thousands of performances\, education\, and broadcast events\neach s
 eason in its home in New York City (Frederick P. Rose Hall\,\n“The House
  of Swing”) and around the world\, for people of all\nages. Jazz at Linc
 oln Center is led by Chairman Clarence Otis\,\nManaging and Artistic Direc
 tor Wynton Marsalis\, and Executive Director\nGreg Scholl. Please visit us
  at jazz.org. The Jazz at Lincoln Center\nOrchestra (JLCO)\, comprising 15
  of the finest jazz soloists and\nensemble players today\, has been the Ja
 zz at Lincoln Center resident\norchestra since 1988 and spends over a thir
 d of the year on tour\nacross the world. Featured in all aspects of Jazz a
 t Lincoln\nCenter’s programming\, this remarkably versatile orchestra pe
 rforms\nand leads educational events in New York\, across the U.S. and aro
 und\nthe globe\; in concert halls\; dance venues\; jazz clubs\; public par
 ks\;\nand with symphony orchestras\; ballet troupes\; local students\; and
  an\never-expanding roster of guest artists. Under Music Director Wynton\n
 Marsalis\, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performs a vast\nrepertoir
 e\, from rare historic compositions to Jazz at Lincoln\nCenter-commissione
 d works\, including compositions and arrangements by\nDuke Ellington\, Cou
 nt Basie\, Fletcher Henderson\, Thelonious Monk\, Mary\nLou Williams\, Diz
 zy Gillespie\, Benny Goodman\, Charles Mingus\, and\ncurrent and former Ja
 zz at Lincoln Center Orchestra members Wynton\nMarsalis\, Wycliffe Gordon\
 , Ted Nash\, Victor Goines\, Sherman Irby\,\nChris Crenshaw\, and Carlos H
 enriquez. Throughout the last decade\, the\nJazz at Lincoln Center Orchest
 ra has performed with many of the\nworld’s leading symphony orchestras\,
  including the New York\nPhilharmonic\; Cleveland Orchestra\; Philadelphia
  Orchestra\; Czech\nPhilharmonic\; Berlin Philharmonic\; Boston Symphony O
 rchestra\; Chicago\nSymphony Orchestra\; London Symphony Orchestra\; Sydne
 y Symphony\nOrchestra\; Melbourne Symphony Orchestra\; St. Louis Symphony 
 Orchestra\;\nLos Angeles Philharmonic and many others.  Marsalis’ three
  major\nworks for full symphony orchestra and jazz orchestra\, All Rise 
 -\nSymphony No. 1 (1999)\, Swing Symphony – Symphony No. 3 (2010)\,\na
 nd The Jungle – Symphony No. 4 (2016)\, continue to be the focal\npoin
 t of Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra’s symphonic\ncollaborations.   T
 he Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra has also been\nfeatured in several edu
 cation and performance residencies in the last\nfew years\, including thos
 e in Melbourne\, Australia\; Sydney\, Australia\;\nChautauqua\, New York\;
  Prague\, Czech Republic\; Vienna\, Austria\; London\,\nEngland\; São Pau
 lo\, Brazil\; and many others. Education is a major\npart of Jazz at Linco
 ln Center’s mission\; its educational activities\nare coordinated with c
 oncert and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra tour\nprogramming. These progr
 ams\, many of which feature Jazz at Lincoln\nCenter Orchestra members\, in
 clude the celebrated Jazz for Young\nPeople™ family concert series\; the
  Essentially Ellington High School\nJazz Band Competition & Festival\; the
  Jazz for Young People™\nCurriculum\; Let Freedom Swing\, educational re
 sidencies\; workshops\; and\nconcerts for students and adults worldwide. J
 azz at Lincoln Center\neducational programs reach over 110\,000 students\,
  teachers and general\naudience members. Jazz at Lincoln Center\, NPR Musi
 c and WBGO have\npartnered to create the next generation of jazz programmi
 ng in public\nradio: Jazz Night in America. The series showcases today’s
  vital\njazz scene while also underscoring the genre’s storied history.\
 nHosted by bassist Christian McBride\, the program features hand-picked\np
 erformances from across the country\, woven with the colorful stories\nof 
 the artists behind them. Jazz Night in America and Jazz at Lincoln\nCenter
 ’s radio archive can be found at jazz.org/radio. In 2015\, Jazz\nat Linc
 oln Center launched Blue Engine Records (www.\njazz.org/blueengine)\, a n
 ew platform to make its vast archive of\nrecorded concerts available to ja
 zz audiences everywhere. The label is\ndedicated to releasing new studio a
 nd live recordings as well as\narchival recordings from past Jazz at Linco
 ln Center performances\, and\nits first record— Live in Cuba\, recorded
  on a historic 2010 trip to\nHavana by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestr
 a with Wynton\nMarsalis—was released in October 2015. Big Band Holidays
  was\nreleased in December 2015\, The Abyssinian Mass came out in March
 \n2016\, The Music of John Lewis was released in March 2017\, and the\nJ
 LCO’s Handful of Keys came out in September 2017. Blue\nEngine’s Un
 ited We Swing: Best of the Jazz at Lincoln Center\nGalas features the Wyn
 ton Marsalis Septet and an array of special\nguests\, with all proceeds go
 ing toward Jazz at Lincoln Center’s\neducation initiatives. Blue Engine
 ’s most recent album releases\ninclude 2020’s A Swingin’ Sesame Str
 eet Celebration and\n2021’s The Democracy Suite featuring the JLCO Se
 ptet with Wynton\nMarsalis. For more information on Jazz at Lincoln Center
 \, please\nvisit www.jazz.org. Venue: Freeman Arts Pavilion. Presenter: J
 oshua\nM. Freeman Foundation.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:With the world-renowned Jazz at Lincoln Center
  Orchestra and guest artists spanning genres and generations\, Jazz at Lin
 coln Center produces thousands of performances\, education\, and broadcast
  events each season in its home in New York City (Frederick P. Rose Hall\,
  “The House of Swing”) and around the world\, for people of all ages. 
 Jazz at Lincoln Center is led by Chairman Clarence Otis\, Managing and Art
 istic Director Wynton Marsalis\, and Executive Director Greg Scholl. Pleas
 e visit us at jazz.org. The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO)\, comp
 rising 15 of the finest jazz soloists and ensemble players today\, has bee
 n the Jazz at Lincoln Center resident orchestra since 1988 and spends over
  a third of the year on tour across the world. Featured in all aspects of 
 Jazz at Lincoln Center’s programming\, this remarkably versatile orchest
 ra performs and leads educational events in New York\, across the U.S. and
  around the globe\; in concert halls\; dance venues\; jazz clubs\; public 
 parks\; and with symphony orchestras\; ballet troupes\; local students\; a
 nd an ever-expanding roster of guest artists. Under Music Director Wynton 
 Marsalis\, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performs a vast repertoire
 \, from rare historic compositions to Jazz at Lincoln Center-commissioned 
 works\, including compositions and arrangements by Duke Ellington\, Count 
 Basie\, Fletcher Henderson\, Thelonious Monk\, Mary Lou Williams\, Dizzy G
 illespie\, Benny Goodman\, Charles Mingus\, and current and former Jazz at
  Lincoln Center Orchestra members Wynton Marsalis\, Wycliffe Gordon\, Ted 
 Nash\, Victor Goines\, Sherman Irby\, Chris Crenshaw\, and Carlos Henrique
 z. Throughout the last decade\, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra has p
 erformed with many of the world’s leading symphony orchestras\, includin
 g the New York Philharmonic\; Cleveland Orchestra\; Philadelphia Orchestra
 \; Czech Philharmonic\; Berlin Philharmonic\; Boston Symphony Orchestra\; 
 Chicago Symphony Orchestra\; London Symphony Orchestra\; Sydney Symphony O
 rchestra\; Melbourne Symphony Orchestra\; St. Louis Symphony Orchestra\; L
 os Angeles Philharmonic and many others.  Marsalis’ three major works f
 or full symphony orchestra and jazz orchestra\, All Rise - Symphony No. 
 1 (1999)\, Swing Symphony – Symphony No. 3 (2010)\, and The Jungle 
 – Symphony No. 4 (2016)\, continue to be the focal point of Jazz at Linc
 oln Center Orchestra’s symphonic collaborations.   The Jazz at Lincoln
  Center Orchestra has also been featured in several education and performa
 nce residencies in the last few years\, including those in Melbourne\, Aus
 tralia\; Sydney\, Australia\; Chautauqua\, New York\; Prague\, Czech Repub
 lic\; Vienna\, Austria\; London\, England\; São Paulo\, Brazil\; and many
  others. Education is a major part of Jazz at Lincoln Center’s mission\;
  its educational activities are coordinated with concert and Jazz at Linco
 ln Center Orchestra tour programming. These programs\, many of which featu
 re Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra members\, include the celebrated Jazz 
 for Young People™ family concert series\; the Essentially Ellington High
  School Jazz Band Competition & Festival\; the Jazz for Young People™ Cu
 rriculum\; Let Freedom Swing\, educational residencies\; workshops\; and c
 oncerts for students and adults worldwide. Jazz at Lincoln Center educatio
 nal programs reach over 110\,000 students\, teachers and general audience 
 members. Jazz at Lincoln Center\, NPR Music and WBGO have partnered to cre
 ate the next generation of jazz programming in public radio: Jazz Night in
  America. The series showcases today’s vital jazz scene while also under
 scoring the genre’s storied history. Hosted by bassist Christian McBride
 \, the program features hand-picked performances from across the country\,
  woven with the colorful stories of the artists behind them. Jazz Night in
  America and Jazz at Lincoln Center’s radio archive can be found at jazz
 .org/radio. In 2015\, Jazz at Lincoln Center launched Blue Engine Records
  (www. jazz.org/blueengine)\, a new platform to make its vast archive of r
 ecorded concerts available to jazz audiences everywhere. The label is dedi
 cated to releasing new studio and live recordings as well as archival reco
 rdings from past Jazz at Lincoln Center performances\, and its first recor
 d— Live in Cuba\, recorded on a historic 2010 trip to Havana by the Jaz
 z at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis—was released in Octob
 er 2015. Big Band Holidays was released in December 2015\, The Abyssini
 an Mass came out in March 2016\, The Music of John Lewis was released i
 n March 2017\, and the JLCO’s Handful of Keys came out in September 20
 17. Blue Engine’s United We Swing: Best of the Jazz at Lincoln Center G
 alas features the Wynton Marsalis Septet and an array of special guests\,
  with all proceeds going toward Jazz at Lincoln Center’s education initi
 atives. Blue Engine’s most recent album releases include 2020’s A Swi
 ngin’ Sesame Street Celebration and 2021’s The Democracy Suite feat
 uring the JLCO Septet with Wynton Marsalis. For more information on Jazz a
 t Lincoln Center\, please visit www.jazz.org. Venue: Freeman Arts Pavilio
 n. Presenter: Joshua M. Freeman Foundation.
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