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TRIBECA PAC's music programming is supported, in part, by public funds from The NYC Department of Cultural Affairs and individual support. We would also like to thank Carnegie Corporation, the Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust, and the National Endowment for the Arts for their ongoing general support.
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Lost Jazz Shrines 2004 The Village Gate Part I On the corner of Bleecker and Thompson, impresario Art D'Lugoff integrated his club with the sounds of Latin music "pairing the finest salsa orchestras with the finest Jazz musicians, it let them find common ground. The common ground often shook and the shows worked from week to week." - New York Times In three unique concerts, Tribeca Performing Arts Centerwill take you back to Monday nights when, for twenty years, you might have had the rare opportunity to witness Dizzy Gillespie playing with Tito Puente and his Orchestra. Pre-show panels bring together historians, jazz scholars, former club owners, and musicians.Film excerpts by noted jazz film historian Michael Chertok prompted Daniel Henniger of the Wall Street Journal to exclaim, "worth the trip alone."
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Part 1 New Frontiers in Afro-Cuban Jazz Friday, April 30, 2004 6pm Humanities program – Remembering Latin Jazz at the Gate. Panelists Bobby Sanabria, Art D'Lugoff, Ralph Irizarry. Moderated by Dr. Jose Cruz. 8pm Concert – Bobby Sanabria & Ascensión; Ralph Irizarry & Timbalaye |
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Part 2 Cuba and All That Jazz Friday, May 7, 2004 6pm Humanities program – Remembering the Village Gate. Panelists Jane Bunnett & Trumpeter Larry Cramer. Moderated by Alfredo Alvarado, former publisher of New York Latino Magazine. 8pm Concert – Jane Burnett & Spirits of Havana |
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Part 3 Salsa Meets Jazz Friday, May 21, 2004 6pm Humanities program – Salsa Meets Jazz: A Film Restrospective, featuring the films of Michael Chertok. 8pm Concert – Latin Jazz Descarga - All Star Latin Jam Session featuring Joe Gonzalez, Lewis Khan, Paquito Pastor, Mario Rivera, Victor Venegas. Musical Director Bobby Sanabrian, Special Guest Sonny Fortune. |
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The Lost Jazz Shrines Series is a Tribeca PAC Presentation
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