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JLCO with Wynton Marsalis in New York

JLCO with Wynton Marsalis
Ensemble JLCO with Wynton Marsalis
Date Friday, April 14th, 2023
Time 8:00pm
Event Type Concert
Project Tres Aguas & Music of Colombia
Venue Frederick P. Rose Hall
Address Broadway at West 60th Street
Location New York, NY, United States
Venue Phone +1 212-721-6500
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The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Special Guest Paquito d’Rivera perform a pair of exclusive JALC commissions by mid-career masters—Tres Aguas by Cuban pianist Elio Villafranca and Music of Colombia by Colombian harpist Edmar Castañeda. Castañeda is a transformative virtuoso of the Llanera harp, a traditional instrument from the Eastern Plains of Colombia and a fixture on the international jazz arena for more than a decade; he’ll mix the diverse rhythms of his homeland with the various dialects of swing, reminding us that Colombia and New York are in the same hemisphere. Grammy-nominated Villafranca’s Tres Aguas features dancers from Cuba, Peru and the U.S. moving to music influenced by the rich Afro-Diasporic musical streams from Venezuela, Cuba and New Orleans jazz. The common thread is long-time Jazz at Lincoln Center extended family member Paquito d’Rivera—himself a distinguished composer and authoritative interpreter of a wide range of Pan-American idioms on clarinet and alto saxophone—whose Panamericana Suite, which debuted at JALC in 2000, helped launch Jazz at Lincoln Center’s long-standing relationship to Pan-American music.

Notes

Live webcast On-demand Through Apr 20
Wynton Marsalis did not perform on April 15 concert

Personnel

Setlist

Set I: Colors of Colombia — Edmar Castañeda

  • Cuarto de Colores (with Paquito D’Rivera)
  • Tres Cordilleras
    • I. Rio Sinu
    • II. Salento
    • III. Piedemonte Llanero
  • Arpaquito (with Paquito D’Rivera)

Set II: Tres Aguas — Elio Villafranca

  • I. The Fight (with Paquito D’Rivera)
  • II. Palos for Agua (with Paquito D’Rivera)
  • III. Two in One (with Paquito D’Rivera)
  • IV. Conga y Comparsa (with Paquito D’Rivera)