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Art of Jazz Series
Seattle Art Museum Downtown
1300 First Avenue, Seattle
Performances held at 5:30 PM on the 2nd Thursday
of every month. Free with museum admission.
Starting July 15, Summer concerts will be held at the Olympic Sculpture Park at the Gates Amphitheater
Photo Courtesy
of the Seattle Asian Art Museum
Indra (Nepal, 13th Century, Bronze, 10 x 8 x 5
1/2 in., Eugene Fuller Memorial Collection, 51.101)
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We are pleased to continue the collaboration with the good people at the Seattle Art Museum in programming and presenting the Art of Jazz Series, now in it's 15th year. The after-work concerts are free with museum admission -- a great bargain given the two-for-one line up of fine jazz and art exhibits set for 2010.
We are grateful to the Seattle Art Museum for their support of this series, and for inviting us to be a part of it. Thanks, too, to KPLU Radio for their support of the Art of Jazz. We'd especially like to thank Jim Wilke, who records most of the concerts for broadcast on his Jazz Northwest program, Sunday afternoons, from 1 to 2pm on 88.5, KPLU.
Join us for the Art of Jazz, 5:30 to 7:00, Seattle Art Museum Downtown.
2010 Line Up
January 14
Hadley Caliman Quintet
Seattle's tenor-sax master with trumpeter Thomas Marriott
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February 11
Dawn Clement Trio
Sparkling piano trio with bassist Geoff Harper and drummer Jazz Sawyer
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March 11
Bluestreet Jazz Voices
Jazz vocal choir with polish and passion
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April 8
Bill Anschell & Brent Jensen
Jazz piano and saxophone duo to follow their brilliant Origin Arts CD release
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May 13
Rochelle House
Compelling jazz vocals with a new twist
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June 10
The Donny McCaslin Trio
A bright trio with some of New York’s finest |
July 8
at SAM Downtown
Pearl Django
Seattle's favorite Gypsy Jazz
July 15
at Olympic Sculpture Park
Tumbao
Hot Latin Jazz & Salsa with dance lesson
July 29
at Olympic Sculpture Park
McTuff
Avant-Funk with Skerik and Seattle's meanest organ group
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August 12
at Olympic Sculpture Park
Jovino Santos Neto
Hot Brazilian Jazz for summer night
August 19
at Olympic Sculpture Park
Marc Seales Group
An "American Song Book" of Jazz like no other |
September 9
at Olympic Sculpture Park
Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra |
October 14
Wayne Horvitz and the Sonny Clark Memorial Sextet
Music for the Baroness Pannonica, with compositions by Thelonious Monk, Sonny Clark, and Horace Silver
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November 11
Sonando!
Seattle best-loved Latinj-Jazz Ensemble |
December 9
The Pony Boy Orchestra
The "Cool Jazz" of Claude Thornhill, with research, manuscripts and interviews from Dr. David Deacon-Joyner |
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Earshot
Jazz is a Seattle based nonprofit music, arts and service
organization formed in 1984 to support jazz and increase
awareness in the community. Earshot Jazz publishes
a monthly newsletter, presents creative music and educational
programs, assists jazz artists, increases listenership,
complements existing services and programs, and networks
with the national and international jazz community.
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