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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 2007 Tin Palace |
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Paul Pines
Oliver Lake |
Part 1 The Cutting Edge Friday, May 18th @ 7:00 pm - Free Humanities Program Paul Pines, Tin Palace owner, will be interviewed by Ted Panken, WKCR jazz programmer and contributor to Jazz Times and Down Beat magazines. @ 8:30pm - Concert Trio 3 Oliver Lake Saxophone Reggie Workman Bass Andrew Cyrille Drums |
Reggie Workman
Andrew Cyrille |
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Luciana Souza
Larry Koonse |
Part 2 The Brazilian Side of the Tin Palace Friday, June 1st @ 7:00 pm - Free Humanities Program A film retrospective exploring Brazilian jazz music, moderated and narrated by Michael Chertok. @ 8:30pm - Concert The Luciana Souza Trio will perform Brazilian music reminiscent of the Tin Palace's glory days in the 1970s. Luciana Souza Vocals Larry Koonse Guitar Scott Colley Bass |
Scott Colley |
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Eddie Jefferson
Richie Cole
George V. Johnson |
Part 3 Remembering Eddie Jefferson Friday, June 15th @ 7:00 pm - Free Humanities Program A presentation of the film Eddie Jefferson in Concert, featuring Richie Cole by Rhapsody Films, introduced by series curator and Artistic Director Willard Jenkins. @ 8:30 pm - Concert George V. Johnson, Jr and Giacomo Gates, backed by the Ronnie Mathews Trio, will perform the legendary music of the "Father of Vocalese," Eddie Jefferson. George V. Johnson Vocals Giacomo Gates Vocals Ronnie Mathews Trio Band |
Giacomo Gates
Ronnie Mathews |
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The Lost Jazz Shrines Series is a Tribeca PAC Presentation
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