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  • Taking Coltrane’s Music and Making It Their Own

    Posted on September 16th, 2006 in Review | 4

    Jazz at Lincoln Center began its new season on Thursday with the first of three nights devoted to the music of John Coltrane. The occasion doubled as an early celebration of what would have been Coltrane’s 80th birthday (Sept. 23) — cake was served during intermission — and an opening salvo for the organization’s third year of programming in Frederick P. Rose Hall at Columbus Circle. It was a success on both counts.

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  • Transcript from Wynton’s speech at World Business Forum

    Posted on September 14th, 2006 in Speech | 9

    Last night, Wynton was with former President Bill Clinton, Jack Welch, and others between the headliners who spoke to an audience of over 4,000 top business executives during the World Business Forum New York taking place at Radio City Music Hall.

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  • Wynton Marsalis and JLCO play Coltrane

    Posted on September 13th, 2006 in Concerts

    Jazz at Lincoln Center celebrates John Coltrane’s 80th Birthday with performance and education events September 14, 15, 16 & 20, throughout Frederick P. Rose Hall

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  • Hoots the Owl and Wynton in a 1986 sketch

    Posted on September 12th, 2006 in Video | 3

    Enjoy two awesome video-clip (November 19, 1986), where Wynton duets with Hoots the Owl on Classic Sesame Street !

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  • Wynton played at September 11th Commemoration Ceremony

    Posted on September 11th, 2006 in Photo | 5

    The New Yorl City’s September 11th commemoration ceremony officially started at 8:40 AM this morning.
    At 10:29 AM Wynton performed “Down by the Riverside” and “Just a closer walk with Thee”, after a moment of silence (observance of time of fall of the North Tower).

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  • Coltrane 101: Echoes of a Giant

    Posted on September 8th, 2006 in Profiles & Interviews

    JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER’S more ambitious concerts, while playing to an audience impressed by flash and smoothness, never completely lose their pedantic side; they’re always functioning in part as lessons. But sometimes that doesn’t sound so appealing. The cost of living is rising faster than salaries, and now even pleasure is work? And whose jazz history is this, anyway? Doesn’t jazz activate a loose, adaptable kind of intelligence that teaches you to be suspicious of someone else’s agenda?   Keep reading »

  • Wynton has a new Monette mouthpiece and trumpet

    Posted on August 29th, 2006 in News | 5

    Last July, Dave Monette brought out Wynton a new PRANA 3 Bb trumpet, serial number 2070.
    He also brought a few prototype mouthpieces for Wynton to try. The new PRANA B2S3 was the winner, which Wynton has been playing all year.

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  • Wynton hosts “Jazz and Juice” in New Orleans

    Posted on August 28th, 2006 in News

    Tonight, Wynton hosts “jazz and Juice,” the opening of Kunflma Gallery’s bar featuring drinks, hors d’oeuvres and a raffle. 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
    Kunflama Boutique & Gallery 1920 Magazine St., 586-1606

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  • Photos about Wynton in Vienne 2006

    Posted on August 28th, 2006 in Concerts, Photo

    New and interesting photos has been published, about Wynton' s concert in Vienne this summer. Enjoy them on flickr.com   Keep reading »

  • Wynton Marsalis: The Once and Future King of Jazz at Lincoln Center

    Posted on August 27th, 2006 in Profiles & Interviews

    Hollering the blues, backed by a tambourine and twangy acoustic guitar, Mr. Marsalis was a study in contradictions. He was invoking rustic folk traditions while attired in a Brooks Brothers tuxedo and white tie. And he was sounding a note of abject despair while basking in the glow of 1,400 admirers, some of whom had paid as much as $2,500, as part of the fifth annual spring gala of Jazz at Lincoln Center.

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