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Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents Free Summer on the Hudson

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The 9th Annual free Summer On the Hudson features a wealth of popular music on its Acoustic Sundays series, July 12 to August 16, at Riverside Park South. Presented by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation.

All events are at Pier 1, West 70th Street at the Hudson River, at 7 PM. For more information call 311 or (212) 408-0219.

SCHEDULE:

Sundays, July 12 – August 16, 7:00 p.m.
Pier I

Acoustic Sundays:
Enjoy spectacular sunsets over the Hudson as you listen to some of New York’s best jazz, R&B, and world music. Sponsored by Riverside South Properties

July 12
La Cumbiamba NY/ Colombian woodwind, brass and drums
July 19
Frank London’s Klezmer Brass All Stars
July 26
WAAW Band /Mbalax music from Senegal, West Africa
Aug 2
JAZZ at LINCOLN CENTER presents
pianist Jonathan Batiste

Aug 9
Romashka /Gypsy dance party
Aug 16
Los Soneros de Oriente /Cuban son
July 12
La Cumbiamba NY /Traditional & Tropical Colombian
La Cumbiana NY performs music from the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of Colombia in both TRADITIONAL (Gaitas y Tambores) and TROPICAL (Modern Papayera)formats.

La Cumbiamba NY is an ensemble that performs concerts and workshops with traditional instruments from the African Diaspora in Colombia, as well as indigenous and European. All of which are blended together in the traditional musical styles that developed throughout the colonial era, and continue to evolve.

Musicians:

Sam Sadigursky, Clarinet.
Albert Leusink, Trumpet
Adrew Hunter Trombone.
Juan Pablo Uribe, Soprano Saxophone & Vocals.
Nilko Andreas Guarin, Voice & Maraca
Silvia Sierra, Voice.
Sebastian Cruz, Guitar & Percussion.
Juan Gallego, Bass.
Morris Canate, Percussion & Vocals.
Camilo Rodriguez, Gaita Macho & Percussion.
Martin Vejarano Drumset/Percussion & Gaita Hembra. Band Leader.
-SPECIAL GUEST TBA-

July 19
Frank London’s Klezmer Brass All Stars
Composer FRANK LONDON is a member of the Klezmatics

Hasidic New Wave, has performed with John Zorn, LL Cool J, Mel Torme, Lester Bowie, They Might Be Giants, David Byrne, and is featured on over 100 cds.

His own recordings include INVOCATIONS (cantorial music); Frank London¹s Klezmer Brass Allstars DI SHIKERE KAPELYE and BROTHERHOOD OF BRASS; NIGUNIM and THE ZMIROS PROJECT (Jewish mystical songs, with Klezmatics vocalist Lorin Sklamberg); THE DEBT (film and theater music); THE SHEKHINA BIG BAND; the soundtrack to THE SHVITZ; the soundtrack to Perl Gluck's THE DIVAHN and four releases with the Hasidic New Wave.

July 26
WAAW Band / M’balax music Senegal, West Africa

Led by legendary Senegalese Bassist Thierno Camara, WAAW Band is the first NYC-based group to present authentic and original M'balax Music of the Wolof people from Senegal, West Africa! WAAW Band's original and fresh approach to M'balax reflects the diverse talents of the group's members and how they infuse the musical traditions of their homeland with the popular styles they have absorbed as young musicians living in New York City.
- Fusicology

Dakar Senegal Live in NY
Thierno Camara (Lead Composer/Bassist/Vocalist)
Manta Faye (Drums)
Arona Ndiaye (Marimba/Keyboards)
Morcumba Gueye (Sabar)
Raja Kassis (Guitar)
Daniel Villeneuve (Congas)

Aug 2
Jazz at Lincoln Center presents pianist Jonathan Batiste
Born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1986, Jonathan has already played with the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra, Wynton Marsalis, Irvin Mayfield and Nicholas Patyon and has currently performed with Harry Connick Jr., Cassandra Wilson and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and has quickly become a rising star in the jazz world.

Aug 9
Romashka /Gypsy Dance Party
Romashka is a driving force in New York City's burgeoning gypsy and balkan music scene, playing music from Russia, Romania, the Balkans, and beyond. Lithuanian-born singer Inna Barmash fronts a band of nine versatile NY musicians: violin, viola, accordion, guitar, trumpet, clarinet/saxophone, tuba, and percussion.

Aug 16
Los Soneros de Oriente /Cuban Son
Taking their name from the region of Cuba that is most famous for Son Montuno, Los Soneros de Oriente represent a lifelong commitment to traditional Cuban music. Composed primarily of former members of the great band, Son del la Loma, Los Soneros pay a tribute to that group and its founder, the late Armando Sanchez, who dedicated his life to the maintenance of Son. This is the music of the countryside and the mountains, based on the Clave and Tres, with the trumpets toasting the top.

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