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SUMMARY:Jazz Jam at Cafe Nine
DESCRIPTION:Every Saturday\, 4-7
URL:https://hartfordjazzsociety.com/event/jazz-jam-at-cafe-nine-2/2026-03-07/
LOCATION:MA
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SUMMARY:Bob Ahern Quartet
DESCRIPTION:The Bob Ahern Quartet will be performing the last Saturday of each month at the legendary Lighthouse Inn from 6-9. The group features Lisa Marien on vocals and Bob Ahern on drums along with various Jazz artists each month.
URL:https://hartfordjazzsociety.com/event/bob-ahern-quartet/2026-03-07/
LOCATION:Lighthouse Inn\, 6 Guthrie Pl\, New London\, CT
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SUMMARY:Joe Carter Samba Rio Quarteto
DESCRIPTION:Joe Carter – guitar\nLaura Volpintesta – vocals\, percussion\nDavid Finck – bass\nJerrod Cattey – drums \nWhen guitarist Joe Carter and his Samba Rio Quarteto hit the stage on March 7\, the Northwest Park coffee house will transform into a lively Rio de Janeiro jazz club. Carter is a Connecticut-born jazz guitarist who fell in love with Brazilian music on a life-changing night in Rio\, and he’s since become “one of the premier samba jazz guitarists either north or south of the border.” (Connecticut Public Radio). His quartet (here appearing as a “Quarteto”) celebrates the heart of Brazil’s music – from breezy bossa nova and rhythmic samba to sultry Latin jazz and beyond. Expect to hear the mesmerizing melodies of Antônio Carlos Jobim alongside spirited choros and Afro-Cuban beats\, all filtered through Carter’s virtuoso nylon-string guitar work. “Subtle\, elegant\, dynamic\, lyrical\, WONDERFUL!” raved one international jazz review of Carter’s playing – a fitting description of the musical journey he’ll lead. \nJoe Carter’s pedigree is as impressive as his playing. He has performed with jazz icons like Art Farmer and Lee Konitz\, and collaborated with Brazilian masters including harmonica legend Mauricio Einhorn and drummer Portinho. Celebrated as one of Mexico’s finest musicians despite his American roots (a testament to his years immersed in Latin music)\, Carter has graced stages from Paris to Bombay and packed New York jazz clubs where even celebrities stop by to listen. In this intimate concert\, Carter’s guitar will be joined by bass and percussion – weaving a rich tapestry of sound that ranges from fiery flamenco flourishes to the soulful sway of Cuban son. It’s a globe-trotting musical experience sure to delight jazz aficionados and casual listeners alike\, as the quartet’s “vibrant\, soul-stirring music” fills the room. \nTickets: $20/general admission\, $18/members \nReservations are highly recommended. Don’t delay\, last year we sold out quickly. Tickets can also be reserved by contacting the Nature Center – 860.285.1886.
URL:https://hartfordjazzsociety.com/event/joe-carter-samba-rio-quarteto/
LOCATION:Northwest Park Nature Center\, 145 Lang Road\, Windsor\, CT
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SUMMARY:Miguel Zenón Quartet (onsite and livestream)
DESCRIPTION:Grammy-winning saxophonist and composer Miguel Zenón is widely regarded as one of the most visionary artists of his generation. A MacArthur and Guggenheim Fellow and 2024 Doris Duke Artist\, Zenón blends the rich traditions of his Puerto Rican heritage with the language of modern jazz. \nZenón has received 13 Grammy nominations\, released seventeen albums as a leader\, and won a Grammy for his beautiful duo album El Arte Del Bolero Vol. 2 (2023) with pianist Luís Perdomo\, who will be performing at this concert as well. \nZenón has worked with luminaries such as The SFJAZZ Collective\, Charlie Haden\, Fred Hersch\, Kenny Werner\, David Sánchez\, Danilo Perez\, The Village Vanguard Orchestra\, Kurt Elling\, Joey Calderazzo\, Steve Coleman\, Ray Barreto\, Andy Montañez\, Jerry Gonzalez & The Fort Apache Band\, The Mingus Big Band and Bobby Hutcherson. \nFor this performance\, Zenón is joined by his long-standing touring/recording ensemble: pianist Luís Perdomo\, Matt Penman (bass) and Henry Cole (drums). \n$25-60 general admission in person\nDonations for live stream welcome
URL:https://hartfordjazzsociety.com/event/miguel-zenon-quartet/
LOCATION:Vermont Jazz Center\, 72 Cotton Mill Hill #222\, Brattleboro\, VT\, 05301
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SUMMARY:Peter Bernstein Quartet
DESCRIPTION:A New York City native\, Peter Bernstein has been playing and recording since 1990 when he first appeared on recordings with Lou Donaldson and the organ trio of Larry Goldings and Bill Stewart\, a group still touring and recording today. Bernstein has played on festival\, concert\, and club stages worldwide and has appeared on over 300 recordings; 14 under his own name. Bernstein’s other associations and collaborations include Jimmy Cobb\, Dr. Lonnie Smith\, David Fathead Newman\, Brad Mehldau\, Etta Jones\, Melvin Rhyne\, Diana Krall\, Bobby Hutcherson\, Lee Konitz\, Nicholas Payton\, George Coleman\, and Sonny Rollins. \nJazzizz magazine says this about Bernstein\, “Peter Bernstein produces a warm\, ringing\, muscular tone which echoes that of such giants as Wes Montgomery\, Jim Hall\, and Kenny Burrell.” \nThe Los Angeles Daily News states\, “The jazz guitarist [Peter Bernstein]\, among the most sought after in the New York area\, has a feather-light touch\, an encyclopedic knowledge of chords and the ability to play standards like he’s inventing them on the spot.” \nHis latest recording on the Smoke Sessions label is “Better Angels”\, and features Brad Mehldau\, Vicente Archer\, and Al Foster. \nPerforming with Bernstein at The Drake on March 7 will be Aaron Goldberg on piano\, Vicente Archer on bass\, and Joe Farnsworth on drums. Farnsworth\, a South Hadley native\, headlined the 2023 Northampton Jazz Festival with his “Max Roach Centennial Celebration\,” a sold-out performance at The Academy of Music. \n“We’re thrilled to bring the great Peter Bernstein to the Valley with his equally talented band mates\,” says Griggs. “We especially love having Joe Farnsworth back in town; he brings a love and enthusiasm for Western Mass like no other jazz musician I’ve ever seen.” \nTickets are $30 in advance and $35 at the door. For more information and tickets visit thedrakeamherst.org \nAmherst Oyster Bar is the sponsor of the Peter Bernstein Quartet. The restaurant will donate 20% of dinner-service profits on March 7th to the Northampton Jazz Festival. In addition\, guests who present their tickets to the Peter Bernstein Quartet while dining at the Amherst Oyster Bar on March 7 will receive six complimentary oysters per ticket (selection determined by Amherst Oyster Bar).
URL:https://hartfordjazzsociety.com/event/peter-bernstein-quartet/
LOCATION:The Drake\, 44 N. Pleasant Street\, Amherst\, MA
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SUMMARY:Edu Ribeiro Trio w/Seamus Blake
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a special night of jazz with Drummer Edu Ribeiro and his Trio with Special Guest Seamus Blake! \nSeamus Blake – Saxophone\nVinicius Gomes – Guitar\nNoah Garabedian – Bass\nEdu Ribeiro – Drums \nEdu Ribeiro\nBrazilian drummer\, composer and educator. Two times Grammy Awards winner. As a leader\, Edu Ribeiro has released the albums “Já Tô Te Esperando”\, “Na Calada do Dia” and “Folia de tReis” (Latin Grammy nominated for the Best Instrumental Album category). As a member of Trio Corrente and Vento Em Madeira\, Edu has released more than ten albums\, including the two times Grammy Award Winner “Song for Maura” album\, recorded with Trio Corrente & Paquito D’Rivera. As a co-leader\, Edu has recorded the albums “Varanda” with the Reunion Project and “At Play” with Romero Lubambo\, Helio Alves and Reuben Rogers. Edu has also recorded albums with numerous artists such as Chico Pinheiro\, Eliane Elias\, Randy Brecker\, Hamilton de Holanda\, Amilton Godoy\, and many others. As an educator\, Edu teaches drums at Faculdade Santa Marcelina since 2006 and is the Popular Music Coordinator at Escola de Música do Estado de São Paulo (EMESP) since 2014. Edu has recorded a series of online lessons that can be found at Edu Ribeiro Music Workshop. \nSeamus Blake\nNew York based saxophonist/composer SEAMUS BLAKE is recognized as one of the finest exponents of contemporary jazz. His music is known for its sophistication\, bold improvisations and “sheer swagger”. John Scofield\, who hired Seamus for his “Quiet Band\,” called him “extraordinary\, a total saxophonist.” Throughout his 24 year career\, Seamus has garnered critical praise for his masterful playing\, his fine compositional skills and for his facility as a leader.\nSince moving to Paris in February 2018 Seamus has been invited to perform the music of his recent CD\, “Superconductor” with a number of European Jazz Bands. Beginning with the Latvian Radio Jazz Band early in 2018\, Seamus has performed with the Trondheim Big Band and The Sibis Alumni Big Band (Sibelius Institute \, Helsinki)\,in September. He is scheduled to perform his music with The Tuesday Big Band (Amsterdam) on November 6/7\, and The Subway Jazz Orchestra on November 14.\nIn 2017 Seamus assembled a new quartet\, The French Connection. The band ( Seamus\, Tony Tixier piano\, Florent Nisse\, bass\, and Gautier Garrigue\, drums) recorded their first CD in Paris in November\, 2017 and have toured in France and Spain. The CD will be released on the Whirlwind label. Three promo videos will be available on Youtube in January. Seamus has a busy schedule in Europe in 2018. Check the Performance page for details.\nSuperconductor is Seamus’ most ambitious project to date and was released in December 2015. The talent includes Nate Smith\, Matt Garrison\, Scott Kinsey\, a 7 piece orchestral ensemble as well as special guest appearances by John Scofield and Gonzalo Rubalcaba. The album marks the debut of Seamus on EWI (electronic wind instrument). Seamus plays on the 2015 Grammy nominated Camino by pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba. \nSeamus Blake was born December 1970 in England and raised in Vancouver\, Canada. At age 21\, while still a student at Boston’s prestigious Berklee College\, he was asked to record with legendary drummer Victor Lewis. After graduation\, he moved to New York\, where he rapidly established himself on the New York jazz scene. In February 2002\, Seamus took first place in the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Saxophone Competition in Washington D. C. As the winner\, he performed with Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock. \nAs a leader/co-leader \, Seamus has released 16 albums. He is featured as a sideman on over 70 CDs. \nSeamus has played on six of of the Grammy nominated Mingus bands’ albums He continues to play and record with Bill Stewart\, Kevin Hays\, David Kikoski and Alex Sipiagin. Seamus is frequently featured as a guest artist. In 2010 he was guest of honor at the International Saxophone Symposium in Washington hosted by the US Navy Band. Seamus was a member of John Scofield’s Quiet Band and toured and recorded with Dave Douglas. Some of the many other artists he has worked with include Eric Reed\, Ethan Iverson\, Chris Cheek\, and Matt Penman.
URL:https://hartfordjazzsociety.com/event/edu-ribeiro-trio-w-seamus-blake/
LOCATION:Side Door Jazz Club\, 85 Lyme Street\, Old Lyme\, CT\, United States
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