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New Herbie Nichols Works to Be Premiered at Jazz Composers Collective Festival at Jazz Standard This Weekend
The Herbie Nichols Project scheduled for this FRI 11/9 11:30PM SUN 11/11 9:30PM will premiere five never before recorded or published works by Herbie Nichols (1919-1963).
For years, a trunk of Nichols's manuscripts has been passed down through generations and assumed destroyed and/or lost. However, it was rediscovered about two weeks ago!!! It includes 40 unpublished works in which five will be premiered at Jazz Standard (116 East 27th Street, NYC) this weekend.
FRI 11/9 HERBIE NICHOLS PROJECT (11:30 PM only) Ron Horton - trumpet Ted Nash - saxophones Michael Blake - saxophones Frank Kimbrough - piano Ben Allison - bass Michael Sarin - drums
SUN 11/11 HERBIE NICHOLS PROJECT (9:30 PM only) Ron Horton - trumpet Ted Nash - saxophones Michael Blake - saxophones Frank Kimbrough - piano Ben Allison - bass Michael Sarin - drums
To purchase tickets, contact JAZZ STANDARD at 212.576.2232 or visit online at www.jazzstandard.com.
For years, a trunk of Nichols's manuscripts has been passed down through generations and assumed destroyed and/or lost. However, it was rediscovered about two weeks ago!!! It includes 40 unpublished works in which five will be premiered at Jazz Standard (116 East 27th Street, NYC) this weekend.
FRI 11/9 HERBIE NICHOLS PROJECT (11:30 PM only) Ron Horton - trumpet Ted Nash - saxophones Michael Blake - saxophones Frank Kimbrough - piano Ben Allison - bass Michael Sarin - drums
SUN 11/11 HERBIE NICHOLS PROJECT (9:30 PM only) Ron Horton - trumpet Ted Nash - saxophones Michael Blake - saxophones Frank Kimbrough - piano Ben Allison - bass Michael Sarin - drums
To purchase tickets, contact JAZZ STANDARD at 212.576.2232 or visit online at www.jazzstandard.com.
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