The Harlem Jazz Gallery An International Center for Jazz, Art & Culture a project of Harlem Jazz Foundation,Inc. a New York State registered Not for Profit Organization
April 10, 2001
For Immediate Release
Friday, May 4th 2001 @ The Harlem Jazz Gallery
Jazz In The Parlor presents Solo Guitar with SPECIAL Guest Stanley Jordan
Join STANLEY JORDAN for an intimate evening of STOLEN MOMENTS, guitar magic and a CORNUCOPIA of musical vibrations that will rock and soothe your soul with THE BEST OF STANLEY JORDAN, winner of the 'Best Album of the Year' Award from the College Media Journal's New Music Awards.
STANLEY JORDAN brings his MAGIC TOUCH to The Harlem Jazz Gallery, Friday, May 4th 2001. His two-handed pianistic approach has extended the limits of guitar. Whereas many rockers such as Eddie Van Halen primarily embellish their solos with rapid two-handed maneuvers, STANLEY JORDAN plays entire solos and compositions that feature independent voices. At 27, his album Magic Touch topped the Billboard Jazz chart for an astounding 49 weeks.
What STANLEY JORDAN does with his revolutionary touch technique defies belief. Using both hands on the fingerboard to tap out fully independent chords, bass lines, and melodies, the then 26-year-old Princeton graduate expanded the guitar's boundaries into areas once the sole province of keyboardists. Few players in the history of music have brought an instrument to a more radical crossroad. Click here: Interview
Click here: Stanley Jordan Home Page
Experience The MAGIC TOUCH of Master guitarist, musician, composer and music therapist STANLEY JORDAN at The Harlem Jazz Gallery.
Friday, May 4.2001 2 sets 8:00 PM & 11:00 PM reservations a must [email protected] or call 212 291-9400
The Harlem Jazz Gallery is located at 437 West 147th Street (BTW Convent & St. Nicholas Avenues) Uptown in Harlem on “Sugar Hill"/Hamilton Heights Historic District in New York City and can be reached by the A-B-C-D trains to 145th Street. Private car service available. Admission to all performances is $20 per set. Reservations are a must. E-mail us @ [email protected] or call 212 281-9400.
produced by Tamm E Hunt for New Jazz Audience multimedia entertainment group
The Parlor Jazz Series is funded in part by a grant from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and supported by New York CitiWorks,Inc., J. Hamilton and private contributors and friends of Harlem Jazz Foundation, Inc..
April 10, 2001
For Immediate Release
Friday, May 4th 2001 @ The Harlem Jazz Gallery
Jazz In The Parlor presents Solo Guitar with SPECIAL Guest Stanley Jordan
Join STANLEY JORDAN for an intimate evening of STOLEN MOMENTS, guitar magic and a CORNUCOPIA of musical vibrations that will rock and soothe your soul with THE BEST OF STANLEY JORDAN, winner of the 'Best Album of the Year' Award from the College Media Journal's New Music Awards.
STANLEY JORDAN brings his MAGIC TOUCH to The Harlem Jazz Gallery, Friday, May 4th 2001. His two-handed pianistic approach has extended the limits of guitar. Whereas many rockers such as Eddie Van Halen primarily embellish their solos with rapid two-handed maneuvers, STANLEY JORDAN plays entire solos and compositions that feature independent voices. At 27, his album Magic Touch topped the Billboard Jazz chart for an astounding 49 weeks.
What STANLEY JORDAN does with his revolutionary touch technique defies belief. Using both hands on the fingerboard to tap out fully independent chords, bass lines, and melodies, the then 26-year-old Princeton graduate expanded the guitar's boundaries into areas once the sole province of keyboardists. Few players in the history of music have brought an instrument to a more radical crossroad. Click here: Interview
Click here: Stanley Jordan Home Page
Experience The MAGIC TOUCH of Master guitarist, musician, composer and music therapist STANLEY JORDAN at The Harlem Jazz Gallery.
Friday, May 4.2001 2 sets 8:00 PM & 11:00 PM reservations a must [email protected] or call 212 291-9400
The Harlem Jazz Gallery is located at 437 West 147th Street (BTW Convent & St. Nicholas Avenues) Uptown in Harlem on “Sugar Hill"/Hamilton Heights Historic District in New York City and can be reached by the A-B-C-D trains to 145th Street. Private car service available. Admission to all performances is $20 per set. Reservations are a must. E-mail us @ [email protected] or call 212 281-9400.
produced by Tamm E Hunt for New Jazz Audience multimedia entertainment group
The Parlor Jazz Series is funded in part by a grant from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and supported by New York CitiWorks,Inc., J. Hamilton and private contributors and friends of Harlem Jazz Foundation, Inc..
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