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-CHRIS BOTTI
Sunday, October 25, 2009
2pm at Goldstein Auditorium
Due
to the generosity of our friends at Syracuse University, we are able to
offer this incredible value to our season subscribers. Chris is the
hottest ticket in the country these days, recently selling out the
Stanley at prices up to $67. Garnering a Grammy for his duet recording
with Sting, this gifted instrumentalist, talented composer and
charismatic performer is the leading standard bearer for the art form.
What an opportunity! Take advantage of this EXCLUSIVE offer to our subscribers.
Chris Botti
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- STEVE BROWN AND JOE RIPOSO: CNY JAZZ ORCHESTRA "LEGENDS OF UPSTATE NEW YORK I"
Friday, October 30, 2009
8pm at Carrier Theater
To
residents of the Big Apple, Upstate starts in Westchester, right? We
thought we’d correct this peculiar myopia by showing off the finest
exponents of jazz who just happen to live across our region, home and
birthplace of many of the finest practitioners of the art in the world
– the ones tough enough to take a little snow and laugh it off. We’ve
paired Syracuse’s own Dean of Jazz and Syracuse University prof Joe
Riposo with Ithaca’s signature musician and educator Steve Brown in a
powerhouse “twofer” that will feature them and their original writing,
individually and together. Double the trouble for a single price! Such
a deal.
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- PASCALE BLACK HISTORY MONTH CABARET WITH ANTOINETTE MONTAGUE
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Persian Terrace, Hotel Syracuse
4pm doors, 5pm music, 6pm SHOWTIME
Walk
into Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola, a Dr. Billy Taylor gig, the Blue Note, or
maybe a Harlem Jazzmobile concert, and you’re liable to encounter the
incomparable Antoinette Montague, pride of Newark EnJay. Once again,
Brackens Financial Solutions Network will make it possible for us to
bring a bona fide blues and jazz legend to the Persian Terrace for our
annual celebration. Think Etta Jones – only sassier! For newcomers,
note that an affordable food station menu and cash bar are available
once inside. This year’s event happens to be right on Valentine’s Day
as well. Think couples night out! We create the only cabaret lounge in
Syracuse, just once a year, with the help of Pascale’s. Miss it and
you’ll regret it.
Antoinette Montague
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- "I HAD THE CRAZIEST DREAM" - TRIBUTE TO HARRY WARREN
DAVE BERGER, GUEST CONDUCTOR
Saturday, March 20, 2010
8pm at Carrier Theater
The legendary Harry Warren is the second most published and recorded songwriter of the 20th
century (after some guy named Irving Berlin). Equally legendary is
composer and arranger Dave Berger, recipient of seven National
Endowment for the Arts fellowships, transcriber of nearly 500 works by
Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn, close compadre of Wynton Marsalis,
founding conductor and arranger of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra,
adjudicator of the Essentially Ellington competition, and leader of the
Birdland-based Sultans of Swing. His music is played by hundreds of
bands every day all over the world, and we thought Syracuse should
finally follow suit. A select CNYJO Octet will interpret Dave’s current
recorded tribute to Warren. Let’s all get wild about Harry!
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- JOE MAGNARELLI AND BILL DOBBINS: CNY JAZZ ORCHESTRA "LEGENDS OF UPSTATE NEW YORK II"
Saturday, April 24, 2010
8pm at Carrier Theater
Further
proof that upstate grows the greatest talent in jazz is not necessary,
but in keeping with our theme, we present bookend appearances by
Syracuse’s finest jazz trumpet export, Joe Magnarelli, and Rochester’s
international jazz commodity, Bill Dobbins. They floored our summer
festival audience in Clinton Square, who clamored for a reprise by this
dynamic duo, so we gladly complied. Complete bios would fill volumes,
so just try to match the association with the guest artist: WDR Big
Band, Ray Barretto, Metropole Orchestra, Lionel Hampton Orchestra,
Eastman Jazz Ensemble and Studio Orchestra, Harry Connick Jr, the list
goes on and on. Take that, Manhattan.