To Be Or Not To Bop: Live with Bruce Harris
To Be Or Not To Bop: Live with Bruce Harris Date/Time: Sunday, October 11 4-5:30PM Description: Join us for an intimate listening and live music experience celebrating the artistry of Louis […]
To Be Or Not To Bop: Live with Bruce Harris Date/Time: Sunday, October 11 4-5:30PM Description: Join us for an intimate listening and live music experience celebrating the artistry of Louis […]
Charleston Jazz is the only organization in our community dedicated solely to making jazz music accessible and available for young people to experience, learn, and perform. Through these programs, students not only discover America’s original art form, but also gain confidence, creativity, discipline, and connection through music. We invite you to celebrate, support, and invest in the next generation of jazz artists and audiences at this special evening of music, community, and purpose.
Louis Armstrong is considered one of the most important, if not the most important figure in the history of Jazz. His energetic and rhythmic playing has been a major influence on soloists of every genre of American popular music. Louis’ soaring trumpet and gravelly voice were made world famous with such favorites as Hello Dolly, Mack the Knife, Cheek to Cheek, and What a Wonderful World. Trumpet phenom Bruce Harris is an internationally renowned musician and educator and is Artistic Director of Programs at the Louis Armstrong House Museum in New York City. Throughout his career, Bruce has collaborated with many artists, to include Wynton Marsalis, Tony Bennett, Dave Brubeck and Samara Joy. On this special evening, Bruce joins the Charleston Jazz Orchestra for a Celebration of ‘Satchmo’ and the amazing music he created for the world to enjoy!
Louis Armstrong is considered one of the most important, if not the most important figure in the history of Jazz. His energetic and rhythmic playing has been a major influence on soloists of every genre of American popular music. Louis’ soaring trumpet and gravelly voice were made world famous with such favorites as Hello Dolly, Mack the Knife, Cheek to Cheek, and What a Wonderful World. Trumpet phenom Bruce Harris is an internationally renowned musician and educator and is Artistic Director of Programs at the Louis Armstrong House Museum in New York City. Throughout his career, Bruce has collaborated with many artists, to include Wynton Marsalis, Tony Bennett, Dave Brubeck and Samara Joy. On this special evening, Bruce joins the Charleston Jazz Orchestra for a Celebration of ‘Satchmo’ and the amazing music he created for the world to enjoy!
The Charleston Jazz Jam Session is a monthly session open to musicians of all ages. We invite students, adult learners, and professionals alike to hang together and perform in a welcoming, encouraging […]
The Charleston Jazz Jam Session is a monthly session open to musicians of all ages. We invite students, adult learners, and professionals alike to hang together and perform in a welcoming, encouraging […]
Embrace the festive spirit with the Charleston Jazz Orchestra’s highly anticipated annual extravaganza, Holiday Swing. Under the direction of Robert Lewis, with featured guest vocalist Tommy Brown, Jr, this concert promises a jubilant celebration of the holiday season through the lens of jazz. The Orchestra will present an array of seasonal jazz standards, each reimagined with arrangements crafted by some of their own musicians. These interpretations deliver a fresh take on classic tunes, offering something truly special that can only be experienced at this concert.
Embrace the festive spirit with the Charleston Jazz Orchestra’s highly anticipated annual extravaganza, Holiday Swing. Under the direction of Robert Lewis, with featured guest vocalist Tommy Brown, Jr, this concert promises a jubilant celebration of the holiday season through the lens of jazz.