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Table of Contents Credits

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Greetings from Governor Deval Patrick 4

Greetings from Betsy Wall,

Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism 6

Massachusetts: The State of Jazz 6-7

Massachusetts Theaters Jazz It Up 8-9

2013 Jazz Festivals 10-11

Jazz – A Cultural Passport to the World 12-13

2013 Summer Concert Series 14

Berklee Jazz Fest – The Next Generation 16

Profile: Samuel Batista 17

Jazz Clubs 18-20

Jazz Concerts - July to November 21-25

Jazz College Programs 26

MIT celebrates 50 Years 27

NEC Presents 100+ Concerts

Jazz Continuing Education 28

Hotel Jazz – Audience and Ambiance 30

Hotels w/ Live Jazz 31

Jazz Brunches 32

Tourism and Cultural Groups 34

Concert Venues 35

Ron Della Chiesa 36

Jazz Radio and Online Blogs 36

Harvard Covers the Jazz Spectrum 37

Jazz Newsmakers 38-39

Arni Cheatham, Jazz Hero

JazzBird debuts on Apple

Berklee Rhythm Collective

Visits Colombia

Grammys for Massachusetts

Jazz Organizations 40

Jazz Promoters 41

Publisher: Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism/ Massachusetts Marketing Partnership

Editor/Writer: Michael QuinlinGraphic Design: Diane Russell

Acknowledgements:Many thanks to everyone who

contributed to this issue of MassJazz.

Nancy Afonso, John Allen, John Alzapiedi, Sue Auclair, Samuel Batista, Pauline Bilsky, Joanne Barrett, Linda Beach, Deb Belanger,

Daniel Bennett, Ann Braithwaite, Edward Bride, Ken Brissette, Leonard Brown, Allen Bush, Phyllis M. Cahaly, Vanessa Calderon-Rosado, Don Carlson, Michael Cataldo, Rob Chalfen, Mary Curtin,

Sue Cronin, Tu-Vyen Dao, Ashley Delp, Ariana Ducas, Mark Dunlap, Rebecca DeLamotte, Margot Edwards, Mary Kate Feeney, Carmen Fields, Jennifer Fortin, Pam Frechette, Renee Gosselin, Tim Grafft, Ann Hanson, Frederick E. Harris, Mark Harvey, Karen Herlitz, Lance Houston, Andrew Hurlbut, Mary Hurley, Laurie Hughes, Jonathan

Hyde, Tamika Jones, David Jost, Martin Kaye, Bobby Kinney, Kamilla Kissell, Charles Lamarre, Betsy Larkin, Kevin Leary, Megan Leather, Kevin Levesque, Sarah Lewis, Christian Li, Joyce Linehan,

Liz Lupton, Scott Madden, Jose Masso, Nikhil Mehra, Roseanne Pickard Mercer, Pat Moscaritolo, John Muchin, Eric Noar, Brian O’Donovan, Raphael Oliver, Abby Oliveria, Danilo Perez, Colette Quinlin, Joy Reo, Adam Roberts, Diane Roberts, Esther Rojas,

Katrina Sands, Rob Schmieder, Stanley Swann, Lisa Simmons, Peter Smith, Clarise E. Snyder, Fred Taylor, Betsy Wall, Steve Walsh,

Bart Weisman, Ben Willmott and Ben Zaumer.

Photo Credits: Front Cover: Cover design by Diane Russell. Jazz bassist Esther

Rojas, photo by Federico Rey. Berklee College of Music

Photo of Governor Deval Patrick by Eugena Ossi, 2; Berklee BeanTown Festival photos by Phil Farnsworth, Berklee College of

Music, 4; Heart and Soul of Cuba band photo by Mary Kate Feeney, 5; Two Gentlemen of Verona photo by Andrew Brilliant/Brilliant

Pictures, The Shakespeare Commonwealth Company, 6, 7; The Jungle Book photo by Liz Lauren, The Huntington Theater Company, 7; Roberta Gambatini and Kurt Elling, Rockport Music, 8, 9; Danilo Perez, Berklee College of Music, 10, 11; Yvonne Lalyre and Samuel

Batista, photo by Kristie Rae Images, 10; Copa Airlines airport check in sign, Massport,11; Danilo Perez and BGJI in Africa,

Berklee College of Music, 11; Christian Scott, Berklee College of Music, 14; Matt Jensen and the Liquid Revolution Band, Berklee

College of Music, 14; Samuel Batista, photo by Kristie Rae Images, Massport, 15; Top of the Hub Lounge, supplied by Roseanne Mercer,

17;Shakespearean Jazz show, ArtsEmerson, 19; Grace Kelly, the artist, 20; Chris Botti, the artist, 21; Herbie Hancock, Alisse

Kingsley at Muse Media,22; Vijay Lyer, UMass/Amherst, 23; Hankus Netsky, New England Conservatory/ Ann Braithwaite, 24; MIT Jazz

Festival Ensemble, photos by Jon Sachs, 25; Eden MacAdam-Somer, New England Conservatory/ Ann Braithwaite, 26; Peter Smith, Daniel

Bennett, & Bart Weisman, supplied by the artists, 28; Fairmont Battery Wharf Lounge, 29; Australia’s Strange Fruit, photo by Mary Kate Feeney, 32; Mechanics Hall image supplied by the venue; 33; Ron Della Chiesa, supplied by Sue Auclair, 34; Urban Nerdz Brass photo by Nancy Afonso, 35; Lionel Hampton, WHRB-FM, 35; Eric

Jackson and Arni Cheatham, photo by Craig Bailey/Perspective, 36; Esther Rojas photo by Federico Rey, Berklee College of Music, 37;

Esperanza Spalding, photo by Skip Bolen, Berklee College of Music, 37; Fred Taylor, Scullers Jazz Club, 39.

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

STATE HOUSE ● BOSTON, MA 02133

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DEVAL L. PATRICK

GOVERNOR

July 2013

Dear Jazz Fans:

Massachusetts is home to some of the world’s most celebrated

jazz musicians. This summer and fall you’ll find great jazz everywhere

you go in Massachusetts – at outdoor festivals, concert halls, intimate

clubs and college campuses.

Mass Jazz, a comprehensive listing of jazz-related events,

venues and opportunities, will help you explore Massachusetts’ rich,

statewide jazz heritage this year from radio programs and summer

courses to stories about the musicians themselves. I encourage you

take advantage of all Mass Jazz has to offer.

I hope you enjoy the performances and thank you for visiting

Massachusetts!

Best regards,




(617) 725-4000

DEVAL L. PATRICK

GOVERNOR

July 2013

Dear Jazz Fans:





Mass Jazz, a comprehensive listing of jazz-related events, venues

and activities, will help you explore Massachusetts’ rich, statewide jazz

heritage this year from radio programs and summer courses to stories

about the musicians themselves. I encourage you to take advantage of

all Mass Jazz has to offer.


Massachusetts!

Best regards,




(617) 725-4000

DEVAL L. PATRICK

GOVERNOR

July 2013

Dear Jazz Fans:





Mass Jazz, a comprehensive listing of jazz-related events,

venues and opportunities, will help you explore Massachusetts’ rich,

statewide jazz heritage this year from radio programs and summer

courses to stories about the musicians themselves. I encourage you

take advantage of all Mass Jazz has to offer.


Massachusetts!

Best regards,

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venues across the state. There is a healthy jazz scene at many hotels, restaurants and cafes too, where you can enjoy seasoned and up-and-coming musicians.

Jazz – the Cultural Passport

We like pianist Danilo Perez’s notion that jazz is a cultural passport to the world. It evokes a sense that jazz – like art itself - is a shared language that allows people to cross boundaries, connect with others and break down barriers. Jazz has always been one of America’s greatest cultural exports, and now jazz is a prized import too, as hybrid, re-imagined sounds from across the world come back to us, shaped by distant continents and cultures, and influenced by the freedom of expression that jazz affords. That’s why we’re excited by the explosion of Latin jazz taking root in Massachusetts, with artists like Perez making their home here, and students like Samuel Batista and Esther Rojas choosing Berklee to sharpen their musical skills. The new Copa Airlines service between

Boston and Panama City, which started in July, will deepen the cultural and travel ties that bind us across the American hemisphere. Jazz has always had a wide berth in Massachusetts, and so it’s not surprising that three theater groups – the Shakespeare Commonwealth Company, ArtsEmerson and the Huntington Theater have incorporated jazz into their productions. Or that NEC jazz master Ran Blake is hosting the 9th annual Film Noir concert in November, since jazz has played a central party in the Hollywood film industry.

Massachusetts – It’s All Here

In a broad sense, 2013 may go down as the year the performing arts scene in Massachusetts took a giant step into the limelight. This summer, Boston’s inaugural Outside the Box festival presented 230 live performances, ranging from jazz and ballet to Shakespeare and spectacle art on Boston Common and City Hall Plaza. A week later the Summer Arts Weekend at Copley Plaza had crowds cheering to the

Preservation Hall Jazz Band from New Orleans, Angélique Kidjo from Benin, West Africa and a mix of artists to satiate everyone’s tastes. Add these festivals to dozens more taking place across the state this summer and fall – jazz and blues, classical and modern dance, ethnic and folk, and rock and country - and you begin to appreciate Massachusetts’ growing reputation as a performance arts destination. A look through MassVacation.com, operated by the Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism, reveals hundreds of high caliber performing arts events across the Commonwealth taking place every day of the year. It makes for a vibrant cultural scene that appeals to the people who live here and to those who come on business, as tourists and as students. If you want to find out for yourself, bring your cultural passport and join us this summer and fall. We think you’ll agree that our cultural amenities underscore the state’s motto, Massachusetts - It’s All Here.

-Michael Quinlin

Massachusetts - The State of Jazz

Welcome

The Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism is a proud sponsor of Mass Jazz. The Guide is an invaluable resource connecting visitors and locals to festivals, events, restaurants and venues – large and small – that offer opportunities to experience our rich jazz heritage and fantastic music. Enjoy this guide, and have a great Massachusetts experience.

Betsy WallExecutive DirectorMassachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism10 Park Plaza, Suite 4510Boston, MA 02116617 973-8500

Massachusetts: The State of Jazz

Welcome to the 5th annual issue of MassJazz, a birds-eye view of jazz activities across Massachusetts in the summer and fall of 2013. When we launched MassJazz in 2009, we noted the pervasive roots of jazz in Massachusetts and the central role our state has played in the development of jazz as America’s most original art form. Our enthusiasm has only increased these past five years, as Massachusetts continues to foster the highest level of jazz performance, education and composition. For top touring artists, the Bay State is a must-stop on their performance circuits. In the coming months we’re excited to welcome jazz masters like Herbie Hancock, Kurt Elling, Vijay Iyer and Wayne Shorter, along with rising stars Esperanza Spalding, Grace Kelly, Christian Scott and Roberta Gambarini. Massachusetts has an educated and appreciative jazz audience that supports guest artists as well as local ones. We salute the intrepid jazz organizers who put together our

summer/fall festivals, concert series, and assorted activities that keep musicians working and audiences happy. Our universities and our cultural and visitor amenities also deserve praise for their role in promoting jazz. At Berklee College of Music, New England Conservatory and UMass/Amherst, students from around the world make a pilgrimage each school year to study with our master practitioners and teachers. And schools like Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Boston University have exceptional jazz ensembles, some of which date back more than half a century. In this context, it makes sense that this year’s Berklee BeanTown Festival in September focuses on the next generation of jazz, since that is where new ideas and musical expression get started. Likewise, the New England Conservatory’s series of jazz concerts this fall features the fine student orchestras and ensembles that flourish there. Night clubs and concert halls are natural venues for great jazz, and we have hundreds of these

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Massachusetts - The State of JazzMassachusetts Theaters Jazz It Up

Live theater is being set to live jazz in three Boston productions this summer and fall. Shakespeare Commonwealth Company’s production of Two Gentlemen of Verona, which plays on Boston Common through July 28, is set not in Milan, Italy, but rather in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Rat-pack-inspired version, staged for free at the Parkman Bandstand on Boston Common, features a five piece jazz band comprised of students from New England Conservatory, led by music director Colin Thurmund, a guitarist/ composer and NEC candidate for a doctorate in music.Director Steven Maler says “the play transformed into a musical” because of the NEC collaboration. “The production features a jazz band integrated into the narrative, performing standards inspired by the era, including I’ve Got You Under My Skin, Fever, and Witchcraft,” Maler says, adding that the actors also “sing and play along with the band.” The NEC musicians for Two Gentlemen of Verona include Colin

Thurmond as Music Director, Evan Allen (’13) on piano, Henry Fraser (’14) on Bass (Sub: Dorsey Bass ‘13), Nick Neuburg (’14) on Drums (Sub: Ethan Parcell), and Jake Novak on Trombone. Speaking of the bard, ArtsEmerson presented The Shakespearean Jazz Show at the Paramount Center main stage in Boston on July 18, after it had debuted at the New Orleans Shakespeare Festival in Tulane, then in Boston at ArtsEmerson’s The Next Thing Festival (TNT) in February. The July performance was a well-deserved encore for this inventive production. The show was conceived of and created in Boston by two Emerson College students, Alex Ates and Patrick Greeley, who wanted to present Shakespeare in a new and innovative way. They collaborated with students from Berklee College of Music, creating a medley of sonnets, songs and scenes set in a New Orleans jazz hall. “It turns out the rhythm of jazz fully supports the rhythm of Shakespeare’s iambic pentameter,”

writes Greeley, the musical director. “Each line of a sonnet, for example, fits comfortably within two measures of music, and the sonnet’s built-in rhyme scheme is a match for the song form.” Finally, the Huntington Theatre Company is presenting a new musical called The Jungle Book, based on the Disney animated film, at the BU Theatre, from September 7 through October 6, 2013. Mary Zimmerman, Tony Award winner for Metamorphoses, adapted The Jungle Book for stage and is also the director. The play draws from Disney and also from Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book, a collection of children’s stories set in the jungles of India. Zimmerman decided to use meld American jazz with Indian music to create a unique sound that captures the era. “I spent five days with twelve musicians,” she says. “Six were great Chicago horn players and percussion and woodwinds, and six were people adept on various Indian instruments.

Two Gentlemen of Verona The Shakespeare Commonwealth Company

Shalin Liu Performance Center

“It’s a very quirky decision to make the musical idiom of the Indian jungle American swing and jazz, and yet I felt that the music had something in common with what I liked in Indian dance music,” she says. “We did versions of these (Disney) songs - King of the Swingers, Bare Necessities, My

Own Home, Trust in Me – that were completely recognizable, but the instrumentation has this gorgeous Indian drive to it. So they’re kind of hybrid versions.” Huntington’s marketing manager Adam Roberts says that several local musicians are performing in The Jungle Book, including Walt Bostnian, Trombone/Bass Trombone/

Tuba/Snake Trumpet; Mark Pinto, Woodwinds; Mike Ambrozewski, Drums; and Tony D’Amico, Bass.

commshakes.org

necmusic.edu/sounds-shakespeareshakespeareanjazzshow.com

artsemerson.org

huntingtontheatre.org/junglebook


The Jungle BookThe Huntington Theatre Company

Two Gentlemen of Verona The Shakespeare Commonwealth Company

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Massachusetts - The State of Jazz2013 Jazz Festivals

July 13-21 Outside the Box Arts FestivalBoston Common and City Hall PlazaJazz performances by David Koz, Berklee Gospel Choir, Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra, Alex Gable, Amethyst jazz fusion & more.outsidetheboxboston.org

July 19-21Festival Betances 2013Villa Victoria, South End, BostonBloco AfroBrazil, Ralph Irizarri & SonCafe and Rilberto Riveraiba-etc.org

July 19-21Green River FestivalGreenfield Community College Greenfield Roomful of Blues, Gas HouseGorillas, Fat City Band, Soul Box,Hard Case and the Rampage Trio. greenriverfestival.com

July 25-282nd annual Berkshire Gateway Jazz WeekendSpectrum Playhouse and First Congregational Church, Lee Freddie Bryant Quartet andGreg Caputo Big Bandwith Phil Woods, plus jazzart exhibit, jazz brunch andjazz events around town.berkshiregatewayjazz.com

July 26-282nd annualBoston Globe & WGBH Summer Arts WeekendCopley Square, BostonJazz and blues headliners include Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Dr. John and Angelique Kidjo.Boston.com

August 2-4Newport Jazz FestivalFort Adams State Park Wayne Shorter with Herbie Hancock, Danilo Perez, Chick Corea and Christian McBride, Natalie Cole, Esperanza Spalding, Eddie Palmieri Salsa Orchestra, and Roy Haynes. newportjazzfest.net

August 14-182nd annualJazz FestivalShalin Liu Performance CenterRockportFive days of headlining artists, Roberta Gambarini, the Four Freshman, Kurt Elling, Regina Carter and Branford Marsalis and the Joey Calderazzo Duo.rockportmusic.org

August 17 & 199th annualProvincetown Jazz FestivalProvincetown & Cotuit, Cape CodJay Geils, Howard Alden and GerryBeaudoin, with Ron Ormsby andBart Weisman, Jane Miller, DonnaByrne with Lyle Lovett, Marshall Wood and Bart Weisman and Fred Fried & Bruce Abbot.provincetownjazzfestival.org

August 17-18 7th annualJazz and Soul FestivalSalem WillowsTough Love Trio, NorthShore Jazz Project, Greg Luttrell, Diane Blue& Toni Lynn Washington, and Turkuaz and more. salemjazzsoul.org

August 1718th annual Latin American FestivalCity Hall Pavilion, WorcesterThis celebration of Dominican, Puerto Rican and Latin culture offers a variety of ethnic foods, cultural activities and live music. worcesterlatinfestival.comAugust

August 24-2518th annualNorth River Blues FestivalMarshfield Fairgrounds, Marshfield Mississippi Heat, Royal SouthernBrothers, Eden Brent, Smokin JoeKubeck & Benois King, Sugar Ray &the Bluetones and Diane Blue.

Roberta Gambatini

September 7 3rd annualNorthampton Jazz FestivalThornes Marketplace, Main Street NorthamptonLatin jazz drummer Al Foster is this year’s headliner.northamptonjazzfestival.org

September 213rd annualMerrimack Valley Jazz FestivalBoarding House Park, LowellAmanda Carr, Compaq Big Band, UMass Lowell Faculty Jazz, Adagio Big Band, Greg Hopkins, Henri Smith and the Adagio Dancers.merrimackvalleyjazz.net September 28 13th annualBerklee BeanTown Jazz FestivalMassachusetts and Columbus Ave.South End, BostonWill Calhoun Trio; Christian Scott; Mike Tucker Trio featuring Warren Wolf; Matt Savage Quartet featuring Bobby Watson, Giorgi Mikadze and Berklee Global Jazz Ambassadors featuring Adam Cruzbeantownjazz.org

September 29 - October 126th annual JazzFest Falmouth ‘13Highfield Theatre and various venuesFalmouth, Cape CodTierney Sutton Band, Yoko Miwa; Stage Door Canteen; plus jazz brunches, lectures and more.jazzfestfalmouth.org October 9-199th annual Pittsfield City Jazz FestivalPittsfield, Various venuesBrubeck Brothers Quartet, with tribute to Dave Brubeck.berkshiresjazz.org

October 11-148th annualHONK! Festival of Activist Street BandsDavis Square, SomervilleHarvard Square, CambridgeHundreds of bands, including Afro-Brazil, Revolutionary Snake Ensemble and Dirty Water Brass Bandhonkfest.org

October 122nd annual Holyoke Latin Jazz Festival Winter Palace Theatre108 Cabot Street, HolyokeLive Latin jazz from great local performers.holyokelatinjazzfest.org

*Note: Jazz Festivals are listed in blue. Other festivals that feature some (but not all) jazz acts are listed in green.

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Jazz A Cultural Passport to the World

Terminal E at Boston’s Logan International Airport was abuzz on Thursday morning, July 11, as travelers prepared to board the first Copa Airlines flight from Boston to Panama City in Panama, Central America. The new nonstop service connects New England with Central and South America, and opens up a new era of travel, business and cultural exchange for these two parts of the Americas. To celebrate the new service, airport and airline officials, tourism leaders and the state’s Hispanic community gathered at Gate Four of the international terminal to give the first flight a worthy send-off. José Massó, Massport’s Director of Community Relations and legendary radio host of Con Salsa on WBUR-FM, welcomed the guests in English and Spanish. Musicians and dancers performed Panamanian songs and officials wished the passengers a buen viaje. Among the dignitaries was Danilo Perez, one of the world’s most

respected jazz musicians and humanitarians, a native Panamanian living in the Boston area. In one sense, the new Copa Airlines service builds upon Perez’s life-long work to forge cultural, travel, musical and educational connections throughout the Americas, and indeed, throughout the world. A Grammy Award winner and frequent award nominee, Perez has been a formidable presence on the international jazz scene since he was invited to play with Dizzy Gillespie’s United Nations Band in 1989 while still a student at the Berklee College of Music. Since then he has cultivated a distinct Pan-American jazz sound, which combines his mastery of jazz and classical music with the music of the Americas and world music. In 2003, Perez and his wife Patricia founded the Panama Jazz Festival, bringing to his native land some of the world’s top jazz musicians while also exposing visitors to Central America’s rich indigenous music and dance.

Perez has said that jazz is a cultural passport which enables musicians to connect with societies and cultures around the globe. With that accessibility, he believes, comes an obligation to use the power of music as a tool for the betterment of society. That is why Perez was the perfect choice in 2010 to become the first artistic director of the newly formed Berklee Global Jazz Institute (BGJI). For in addition to being an accomplished and respected musician, Perez was an educator who recognized the connectivity between creativity, music, and social change. The thirteen students selected for the Institute are mentored by jazz masters like Terri Lyne Carrington, Joe Lovano and David Gilmore. They regularly perform at festivals around the world, including Panama, Puerto Rico and Toronto. They also give back to the Boston community performing at schools, hospitals and nursing homes and teaching music to inner city children. Perez’s artistic vision is to teach these students a lesson his own father taught him, that music has the power to change lives. “Once my students understand the power of music, passion creeps in. The passion to survive, to fight for happiness,” Perez says. “A lot of my students have gone on to have great careers. The really successful ones have learned their mission in life; they see their music as a fingerprint of their lives. Once they figure out that life comes first, nothing can stop them.” “Danilo has an intense creativity and an almost superhuman reservoir

Danilo Perez

Yvonne Lalyre and Samuel Batista at Copa Airlines launch.

COPA AIRLINES

In addition to the jazz connection, Massachusetts officials are excited about the travel possibilities, since Copa’s Panama City hub connects to fifty-five other destinations in Latin America. “Nonstop service to Latin America will open up new opportunities to allow Massachusetts businesses to compete in the 21st century global marketplace,” said Governor Deval Patrick. “The service will increase tourism here at home and connect our residents with friends and family in Latin America.” The 5 ½ hour flight departs Logan Airport each day at 9:54 a.m. and arrives at Tocumen International Airport in Panama City at 2:28 p.m. From the other end, the flight leaves Panama City each day at 11:46 a.m. and arrives in Boston at 6:16 p.m.

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of energy, but even more humbling and inspiring is how he invests those qualities fully toward the service of others,” says BGJI student and jazz pianist Christian Li. For the local jazz community, the fact that Perez has put down roots in Massachusetts is significant. “Danilo is a cultural hero on such an international scale – as a musician, educator, and social entrepreneur that it’s easy to overlook one of his greatest contributions to Boston’s jazz scene: He lives here,” says Pauline Bilsky, founder of JazzBoston. “And he’s proud of it. Danilo is outspoken in his belief, which we share, that Boston is one of the world’s great jazz cities, and he’s proven that a jazz musician can play a prominent role on the world stage while being Boston-based,” Bilsky says. “All of us who care about the

future of jazz in Boston owe him muchas gracias.” Perez’s vision continues to extend beyond Boston and Panama. In 2012 Perez was named UNESCO Artist for Peace, allowing him to bring his humanitarian message to new places. Last February, Perez and Italian saxophonist Marco Pignataro, managing director of BGJI, took a group of students to Benin and Togo in West Africa, where they taught and performed music. The African trip gave the students a first-hand look at how global issues like poverty, education and environmental protection affect millions of people around the world. And it inspired them to use their musical talents to somehow make a difference, like their mentor, Danilo Perez.

berklee.edu/focused/global-jazzdaniloperez.com

Danilo Perez with children in Africa.

Berklee Global Jazz Institute in Africa.

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BOSTON Berklee Greenway SessionsJuly 19, 26August 2, 9, 16, 23, 30berklee.edu/events/summer

Berklee Lunch Sessions at Atlantic WharfJuly 11, 18, 25August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29berklee.edu/events/summer

Berklee Lunch Sessions at Prudential Center July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30Prudential CenterBoston Back Bayberklee.edu/events/summer

Berklee Music FestJuly 13, 27August 10, 24Georges IslandBoston Harborberklee.edu/events/summer

Berklee at Spectacle IslandJuly 7, 21August 4, 18September 1Spectacle Island Boston Harbor berklee.edu/events/summer

Blues Barge July 4-August 29(Thursdays)Boston Harbor HotelBoston Waterfrontbhh.com

Concerts in the CourtyardJuly 3-August 28Museum of Fine Arts465 Huntington AveBostonmfa.org Concerts in the CourtyardJuly 5-August 30(Fridays)Boston Public LibraryCopley Square, Boston BPL.org

Downtown Boston Brass Strolling MusiciansJuly 3-August 30(Wednesdays &Fridays)Downtown Crossing, Theater District, PostOffice Square Parkbostonbid.org/events/calendar.php

Elma Lewis Playhousein the ParkJuly 9, 16, 23, 30(Tuesdays)Franklin Park PlaysteadDorchesterfranklinparkcoalition.org

Harborwalk Sounds: Berklee at the ICAJuly 11, 18, 25August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29Institute of Contemporary ArtBoston Waterfronticaboston.org

Harvard Longwood Campus Presents BerkleeJuly 10, 17, 24, 31August 7, 14, 21, 2825 Shattuck St., Bostonberklee.edu/events/summer

Tito Puente Latin Music SeriesVarious parksJuly 11, 18, 25August 1, 8, 15berklee.edu/events/summer

CAMBRIDGECourtyard Series: Berklee at Regattabar July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29August 5Charles Hotel, Cambridge berklee.edu/events/summer

Kendall SquareJuly 11, 18, 25August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29September 5Cambridge berklee.edu/events/summer

CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTSSwing at SunsetJuly 12, 19, 26August 2Shrewsburyswingatsunset.net

NORTH OF BOSTONLowell Summer Music SeriesJuly 12, 13August 3Lowellsummermusic.org

Marblehead Jazz FestivalJuly 13, 27August 10, 24September 2128 Mugford St., Marbleheadmarbleheadjazz.org

Newburyport Summer Concert SeriesJuly 27August 17, 24(Saturdays & Sundays) Maudslay Arts CenterNewburyportmaudslayartscenter.org

Rockport Music Summer SeriesJuly 26, 28August 9, 10Shalin Liu Performance CenterRockportrockportmusic.org

Salem Jazz & Soul FestivalBerklee Summer SeriesJuly 13, August 10Derby Square, SalemAugust 17, 18Salem Willowssalemjazzsoul.org

Berklee Plaza JazzJuly 11, 18, 25August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29Wakefield Public Libraryberkeley.edu/events/summer

CAPE COD & ISLANDSTD Bank Summer Concert SeriesJuly 1-August 1(Weeknights)Jazz in eight Cape Cod towns.artsfoundation.org

Cape Cod Jazz FestivalJune 25-August 28(Tuesdays & Wednesdays)Wequasset Resort & Golf Club, Chathamwequassett.com/jazz

Jazz on the VineyardAugust 5, 12, 18Featherstone Center for the ArtsOaks Bluff, Martha’s Vineyardjazzonthevineyard.org

Provincetown Jazz SeriesJuly 3, 10, 17, 24, 31August 7, 14, 21, 28Provincetown Art Association & Museumpaam.org

SOUTH SHOREPlymouth Waterfront Concert SeriesJuly 3, 10, 17, 24, 31August 7, 14, 21, 28(Wednesdays)Pilgrim Memorial ParkPlymouthprojectarts.com/schedule.html

WESTERN MASSBang on a Can Music FestivalJuly 15-August 3(Mondays thru Saturdays)Mass MoCA, North Adamsmassmoca.org

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Massachusetts - The State of JazzBerklee Jazz Fest The Next Generation

Often described as Boston’s biggest block party, the 13th annual Berklee BeanTown Jazz Festival is a gathering spot for returning students, neighbors, tourists and jazz lovers to congregate on a beautiful fall day. It is also a chance to enjoy the city’s incredible jazz scene, drawing musicians from all over the world. Berklee BeanTown takes place this year on Saturday, September 28, from noon to 6:00 p.m. in Boston’s South End. The theme of this year’s festival is Jazz: The Next Generation, a generous nod to some of the most acclaimed and up-and-coming Berklee alumni who are changing the sound of jazz throughout the music industry.

Among the performers are Grammy nominated trumpeter Christian Scott, the Mike Tucker Trio featuring vibraphonist Warren Wolf, and the Matt Savage Quartet featuring Bobby Watson. Other stars include bassist and singer/songwriter Meshell Ndegeocello and R&B singer Robin McKelle. Faculty and students also play a big role in this year’s festival, so keep an ear out for faculty members Lawrence “Larry” Watson, Karen Bell, Matt Jenson, Rick DiMuzio, and the Berklee Global Jazz Ambasadors featuring Adam Cruz. “Mentoring has always been an important part of the continuance and advancement of jazz, so we are proud to recognize some mentor-

mentee relationships with this year’s festival,” says jazz drummer Terri Lyne Carrington, artistic director of the festival. The free festival also features dozens of jazz groups, artisans and food purveyors who bring out the best that Boston has to offer. As part of the festivities, Berklee has also scheduled some ticketed concerts that weekend, including the Gary Burton 70th Birthday Tour, stopping at Scullers Jazz Club on Friday and Saturday, September 27-28, and Snarky Puppy, the acclaimed instrumental jazz, funk and world music ensemble, on stage at the Berklee Performance Center on Sunday, September 29.beantownjazz.org

Christian Scott

Matt Jensen & Liquid Revolution Band Saxophonist Samuel Batista is a Presidential Scholar at Berklee College of Music and a native of San Miguelito, Panama City, Panama. He talked with MassJazz recently about his musical journey.

What is the Presidential Scholar Award and how did you win it?

My first time in Boston was in September 2009 for Berklee’s five-week Summer Performance Program. After that, my dream of being a Berklee student became stronger and moved me to audition three more times, all of them at the

Panama Jazz Festival. In my third audition I had the opportunity to win the presidential scholarship.

The presidential scholarship is an honor and responsibility that allows talented and deserving students who don’t have enough resources to achieve the best musical education. It came to me during my second semester as a student at the Conservatorio de Música de Puerto Rico. I began my first semester at Berklee in September 2012.

Talk about your work with Danilo Perez as a teacher, fellow Panamanian and world figure in jazz.

Danilo Perez has become an example of life for me. His perseverance, patience, creativity, joyfulness and generosity constantly pass through my mind, and change me a little bit, every day more and more. And, I can certainly say that almost every Panamanian feels the same way, and if not, they should.

Tell us about jazz in Panama.

Panama has a beautiful musical culture with great influences from Africa, Spain and other places around the world that offers a powerful way of self- expression and freedom. For me that’s where jazz comes from, from freedom.

The opportunities to learn music in Panama have been increasing rapidly since Danilo began to work and open doors to Panamanian students with a desire of learning music and becoming better persons. After graduating from the most representative jazz schools in the world, (these students continue) working and teaching in Panamanian schools and foundations.

Musically and culturally, how does Boston inspire you?

Boston is a place of musical diversity. Its beauty consists of languages, traditions, and amazing people from all over the world who bring a little bit of their countries through their eyes. Music is a combination of feelings, languages and traditions…a little bit of everything! That’s what makes Boston a beautiful musical city for me, its diversity. My biggest inspiration is that I’m not alone, and that there are more people seeking the opportunity I have.

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ACTONActon Jazz Cafe103 Nagog Park 978 263-6161Actonjazzcafe.com ASHLANDStone’s Public House179 Main Street508 881-1778stonespublichouse.com

BELMONTSavinos Grill 449 Common Street 617 484-3499savinosgrille.com

BEVERLYChianti Jazz Lounge285 Cabot Street978 921-2233chiantibeverly.com

BOSTONHouse of Blues15 Lansdowne Street888 693-2583houseofblues.com/venues/clubvenues/boston

Les Zygomates Wine Bar129 South Street 617 542-5108winebar.com/music.html

Lucky’s Lounge355 Congress Street 617 357-LUCKluckyslounge.com

Scullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field Road617 562-4111scullersjazz.com

BOSTON/BACKBAYCafé 939939 Boylston Street617 747-6040cafe939.com

Ticos222 Berkley Street617 351-0400ticoboston.com

Tiki Hideaway, Howard Johnson Hotel1271 Boylston Street617 267-8300hojo.com

Top of the Hub Restaurant & LoungePrudential Tower, 52nd Floor 617 536-1775topofthehub.net

BOSTON/DORCHESTERFreeport Tavern780 Morrissey Blvd617 282-7700freeporttavern.com

BOSTON/SOUTH ENDBeehive541 Tremont Street617 423-0069beehiveboston.com

Club Café209 Columbus Avenue617 536-0966clubcafe.com

Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen604 Columbus Avenue617 536-1100darrylscornerbarboston.com

Encore Lounge275 Tremont Street617 728-2162facebook.com/encore-loungeboston

Wally’s427 Massachusetts Avenue617 424-1408wallyscafe.com

BROOKLINEFireplace 1634 Beacon Street617 975-1900fireplacerest.com

Vernissage1627 Beacon Street 617 566-3340 vernissagerestaurant.com

CAMBRIDGEAtwood’s Tavern877 Cambridge Street617 864-2792atwoodstavern.com Cantab Lounge738 Massachusetts Avenue617 354-2685cantab-lounge.com

Lily Pad1353 Cambridge Street 617 395-1393lily-pad.net

Lizard Lounge1667 Massachusetts Avenue 617 547-0759lizardloungeclub.com

Outpost 186186 ½ Hampshire Street,Inman Squarezeitgeist-outpost.org

Regattabar at Charles HotelOne Bennett Street617 395-7757regattabarjazz.com

Ryles Jazz Club212 Hampshire Street617 876-9330rylesjazz.com

CHELMSFORDThe Java Room14 Littleton Road978 256-0001thejavaroom.com

CONCORDColonial Inn48 Monument Square 978 369-9200 concordscolonialinn.com

GREAT BARRINGTONCastle Street Café10 Castle Street413 528-5244castlestreetcafe.com

HAVERHILL Chit Chat Lounge103 Washington Street978 374-9710chitchatlounge.com

HOLYOKEDelaney House3 Country Club Road413 532-1800logcabin-delaney.com

HUDSONChloe American bistro23 Main Street978 568-1500chloebistro.com

LEXINGTONNourish Restaurant1727 Massachusetts Avenue781 674-2400nourishlexington.com

LOWELLBack Page Jazz & Comedy Club15 Kearney Square978 455-4418backpagelowell.com

50 Warren Street RestaurantUMass Inn &Conference Center50 Warren Street978 934-6920acc-umlinnandconference-center.com

LaBoniche143 Merrimack Street978 458-9473laboniche.com

Mambo Tequila Grill129 Merrimack Street978 458-1739mambotequilagrill.com

Ricardo’s Café Trattoria110 Gorham Street978 453-2777 ricardoscafetrattoria.com

MARBLEHEAD Caffé Italia10 School Street781 631-5700caffeitaliarestaurant.com

MARLBOROUGHAllora Restaurant139 Lakeside Avenue, Route 20508 485-4300alloraristorante.com

METHUEN Sahara Club34 Bates Street978 683-9200jockosjazz.com

Massachusetts - The State of JazzLive Jazz - Nightclubs, Bars & Restaurants

NORTHAMPTONIron Horse Music Hall 20 Center Street413 586-8686iheg.com

PITTSFIELDMission Bar and Tapas438 North Streetmissionbarandtapas.com

SALEMGulu-Gulu Club 247 Essex Street978 740-8882gulu-gulu.com/events.asp

In a Pig’s Eye148 Derby Street978 741-4436inapigseye.com

Rockafellas of Salem231 Essex Street978 745-2411rockafellasofsalem.com

SHELBURNE FALLSBlue Rock Restaurant & Bar10 Bridge Street413 625-8133thebluerockrestaurant.com

SHERBORNSherborn Inn33 North Main Street800 552-9742 sherborninn.com

SHIRLEYBull Run Restaurant215 Great Road978 425-4311bullrunrestaurant.com

SOMERVILLEJohnny D’s17 Holland Street 617 776-2004johnnyds.com

SPRINGFIELDUno Chicago GrillSummer Courtyard820 West Columbus AvenueRiverfront 413 733-1300unos.com

SUDBURYBulfinchs730 Boston Post Road978 443-4094bullfinchs.com/music.htm

WALTHAM Mad Raven841 Main Street781 894-8188themadraven.com

WATERTOWNStellina Restaurant47 Main Street617 924-9475stellinarestaurant.com

WOONSOCKET (R.I.)Chan’s267 Main Street401 765-1900chanseggrollsandjazz.com

WORCESTERNick’s Bar and Restaurant124 Millbury StreetWorcester, MA 01610508 753-4030nicksworcester.com

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9th Annual

JAZZ August 17 & 192013

Tickets $25 per Concert • Children 11 and under free!

For information call: 508-274-2513 provincetownjazzfestival.org

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Saturday, August 17, 8pmProvincetown town Hall

Jay Geils • Howard Alden • Gerry Beaudoin • Ron OrmsbyJane Miller • Cercie Miller • David Clark • Bart Weisman

Monday, August 19, 8pmCotuit Center for the Arts

Donna Byrne • Tim Ray • Marshall Wood • Bart WeismanFred Fried • Bruce Abbott • Miki Matsuki • Michael Lavoie

Massachusetts - The State of JazzCape Cod And The Islands

CHATHAMChatham Bars Inn297 Shore Road1 800 527-4884chathambarsinn.com

Wequassett ResortPleasant Bay800 225-7125wequassett.com

COTUITRegatta of Cotuit Route 28508 428-5715regattarestaurant.com/home

DENNISHarvest Gallery & Wine Bar776 Main Street508 385-2444harvestgallerywinebar.com

DENNISPORTOcean HouseDepot Street508 394-0700oceanhouserestaurant.com

EAST FALMOUTHOysters Too876 Route 28508 548-9191oysterstoo.com

EAST SANDWICH Amari’s Restaurant674 Rt. 6A508 375-0011amarirestaurant.com

EASTHAMStewart’s Seafood4380 Route 6508 240-7900stewartsofcapecod.com

FALMOUTHLiam Maguire’s Pub273 Main Street508 548-0285liammaguire.com

Nimrod Restaurant & Jazz Lounge100 Dillingham Avenue508 540-4132thenimrod.com

Café Boulangerie15 Hinckley Road508 778-8588paindavignon.com

Cape Codder Resort1225 Iyannough Road508 771-3000capecodderresort.com

Island Merchant302 Main Street508 771-1337 theislandmerchant.com

Roadhouse Cafe488 South Street508 775-2386roadhousecafe.com

NANTUCKETChicken Box16 Dave Street508 228-9717thechickenbox.com

SANDWICHBelfry Inn 8 Jarves Street508 888-8550belfryinn.com

YARMOUTHRiverway Lobster House1338 Route 28508 398-2172riverwaylobsterhouserestaurant.com

YARMOUTHPORTAnthony’s Cummaquid Inn2 Route 6AOld King’s Highway508 362-4501anthonyscummaquid.com

Lyric Restaurant43 Rt. 6A774 330-0000lyriccapecod.com

Oliver’s & Planck’s Tavern 6 Bray Farm Road 508 362-6062oliverscapecod.com

July 18ArtsEmerson presents The Shakespearean Jazz ShowParamount Theatre99 Washington St., Bostonartsemerson.org

July 18Outside the Box Arts FestivalIssac Degado, Shea RoseBoston Common, Downtown Boston outsidetheboxboston.org

July 18Block-a-PaloozaRoomful of Blues and Ryan Montbleau BandNarrows Center for the Arts16 Anawan St., Fall Rivernarrowscenter.org

July 19Mr. Ho’s OrchestraRegattabar Jazz ClubCharles HotelHarvard Square, Cambridgeregattabarjazz.com

July 19Boston HornsChianti Jazz Lounge285 Cabot St., Beverlychiantibeverly.com

July 19Lance Houston Jazz QuartetConcerts in the Courtyard SeriesBoston Public LibraryCopley SquareBack Bay, Boston bpl.org/news/concerts.htm

Jazz Concerts and Gigs in Massachusetts

July 19Outside the Box Arts FestivalJames Montgomery Boston Common, Bostonoutsidetheboxboston.org

July 20Semenya McCord’s Tribute to Billie HolidayEric Jackson narratesAmazing Things Arts Center160 Hollis St.Framinghamamazingthings.org

July 20Hessie SwainBull Run RestaurantRt. 2A, Shirleybullrunrestaurant.com

July 20Outside the Box Arts FestivalCarnivale Parade with AfroBrazil and La PinataBoston Common, Downtown Bostonoutsidetheboxboston.org

July 20Bo Winiker Dance PartySouth Shore Conservatory 1 Conservatory Drive, Hinghamsscmusic.org/evenings_under_the_stars.html

July 20Paul BroadnaxMaudslay Arts Center95 Curzon Mill Road, Newburyportmaudslayartscenter.org

July 21John Pizzarelli QuartetPayomet Performing Arts Center29 Old Dewline RoadTruro, Cape Codpayomet.org

July 21Outside the Box Arts FestivalMilad and Eren, Women of the World, Alex Gable and Pasado de Moda, Shye Ben Tzur and the Rajasthan Gypsies Boston City Hall PlazaBostonoutsidetheboxboston.org

July 22Marty Ballou TrioTop of the Hub RestaurantPrudential Tower, 52nd floorBack Bay, Bostontopofthehub.net

July 23Boston Jazz Singers Showcase Ryles Jazz Club212 Hampshire St.Inman Square, Cambridgeryles.com

July 24Dan Gable & Amanda CarrScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

July 24The Jazz DisciplesRogers Center for the Arts315 Turnpike St.N. AndoverMerrimack.edu/community/rogers

July 24Hey Rim Jeon Berklee Performance Center136 Massachusetts Ave.Back Bay, Bostonberkleepc.com

July 25Family PhotoInstitute of Contemporary Art plaza100 Northern Ave.Seaport District, BostonIcaboston.org

July 25Mark Morganelli & Jazz Forum Brazil ProjectScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

July 25Nicole HenryRegattabar Jazz ClubOne Bennett St.Harvard Square, Cambridgeregattabarjazz.com

July 25Lawrence Cook and Steve Lanter Duo Outpost 186 186 Hampshire St., Cambridgeoutpost186.com

July 26WGBH/ Boston Globe’sSummer Arts Weekend Noe Socha, Della Mae, Dr. John and the Nite Trippers, and Preservation Hall Jazz BandCopley Square ParkBack Bay, Bostonboston.com

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July 26-27The ManhattansScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

July 27Manhattan TransferMahaiwe Performing Arts Center Theatre14 Castle St.Great Barringtonmahaiwe.org

July 27Grace KellyMaudslay Arts Center95 Curzon Mill RoadNewburyportmaudslayartscenter.org

July 27Marco Pignataro World Jazzet featuring Laszlo Gardony and Cory PesaturoAmazing Things Arts Center160 Hollis St. Framinghamamazingthings.org

July 27Albert CummingsIron Horse 20 Center St. Northamptoniheg.com

July 27WGBH/ Boston Globe’sSummer Arts Weekend Angelique Kidjo, Red Baraat and Jake ShimabukuroCopley Square ParkBack Bay, Bostonboston.com

July 27Fernando Holz BandBull Run RestaurantRt. 2A, Shirleybullrunrestaurant.com

July 28Manhattan TransferShalin Liu Performance Center37 Main St. Rockport rockportmusic.org/jazz-world-music.html

July 29All That’s Jazz ConcertDuxbury Music FestivalSouth Shore Conservatory One Conservatory DriveHingham

duxburymusicfestival.org/events.html

July 31Fiesta SinfonicaA Night at the TropicsLandmarks OrchestraHatch Shell on the Esplanadeiba-etc.org

July 31Ali Amr & the Toth BrothersFeaturing Christian LiRyles Jazz Club212 Hampshire St.Inman Square, Cambridgeryles.com

AUGUST August 1Blues SessionWally’s Jazz Café427 Massachusetts Ave.South End, Bostonwallyscafe.com

August 1Lance MartinDarryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen604 Columbus AveSouth End, Bostondarrylscornerbarboston.com

August 1Ali Amr ExperimentInstitute of Contemporary Art plaza100 Northern Ave.Seaport District, BostonIcaboston.org

August 2Fernando Holtz TrioBoston Public Library CourtyardCopley SquareBack Bay, Bostonbpl.org/news/concerts.htm

August 2Erin Harpe & the Delta SwingersBack Page15 Kearney Square, Lowellbackpagelowell.com

August 2Chris BottiCape Cod Melody Tent21 W. Main St.Hyannis, Cape Codmelodytent.org

August 2Buddy GuyCalvin Theatre19 King St., Northamptoniheg.com

August 3Chris BottiSouth Shore Music Circus130 Sohier St., Cohassetthemusiccircus.org

August 3Rodrigo & GabrielaHouse of Blues15 Lansdowne St., Bostonhouseofblues.com

August 3Jaimoe’s Jasssz BandBull Run Restaurant215 Great Road, Shirleybullrunrestaurant.com

August 3Jeff FelderDarryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen604 Columbus AveSouth End, BostonDarrylscornerbarboston.com

August 3Joan Cleary & FriendsActon Jazz Café103 Nagog Park, Actonactonjazzcafe.com

August 3Buddy GuyLowell Summer Music SeriesBoarding House Park 40 French St, Lowelllowellsummermusic.org

August 4Esperanza SpaldingTanglewoodSeiju Ozawa Hall, Lenoxbso.org

August 5Marty Ballou TrioTop of the Hub RestaurantPrudential Tower, 52nd floorBack Bay, Bostontopofthehub.net

August 6Kenny Wenzel & FriendsMartinis Bar & Grill50 Court St., Plymouthmartinisplymouth.com

Jazz Concerts in Massachusetts

Grace Kelly

Chris Botti

August 7Buddy GuyCape Cod Melody Tent21 W. Main St.Hyannis, Cape Codmelodytent.org

August 8Steve Cole and Nick CollonneScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

August 9Jussi ReijonenFinnish jazz guitaristActon Jazz Café103 Nagog Park, Actonactonjazzcafe.com

August 9-10Eric Johnson & Mike SternRegattabar Jazz ClubOne Bennett St.Harvard Square, Cambridgeregattabarjazz.com

August 9-10Tuck and PattiScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

August 10Marblehead Jazz presentsAmina Figarova SextetUnitarian Universalist Church28 Mugford Street, Marbleheadmarbleheadjazz.org

August 10Jazz Concert Roxbury Heritage Park183 Roxbury St. Roxbury

August 11Hal McIntyre OrchestraMaudslay Arts Center95 Curzon Mill Road, Newburyportmaudslayartscenter.org

August 12Terrence BlanchardScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

August 14Rockport Jazz Festival presents Roberta GambariniShalin Liu Performance Center37 Main St., Rockport rockportmusic.org/jazz-world-music.html

August 14Gerry JohnstonRogers Center for the Arts315 Turnpike St., N. AndoverMerrimack.edu

August 16The Coryells Bull Run Restaurant215 Great Road, Shirleybullrunrestaurant.com

August 16Rockport Jazz Festival Presents Kurt Elling Shalin Liu Performance Center37 Main St., Rockport rockportmusic.org

August 16Toni Lynn Washington Amazing Things Arts Center160 Hollis St., Framinghamamazingthings.org

August 16-17YellowjacketsScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

August 17Rebecca ParrisMaudslay Arts Center95 Curzon Mill Road, Newburyportmaudslayartscenter.org

August 18Francine ReedJohnny D’s Uptown Club17 Holland St.Davis Square, Somervillejohnnyds.com August 19 Marty Ballou TrioTop of the Hub RestaurantPrudential Tower, 52nd floorBack Bay, Bostontopofthehub.net

August 20Bucky Pizzarelli & Howard Alden w/ Jon WheatleySahara Restaurant & Club 34 Bates St., Metheun jockosjazz.com

August 22SomiScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

August 22Christian Li GroupInstitute of Contemporary Art plaza100 Northern Ave.Seaport District, BostonIcaboston.org

August 22Rockport Music PresentsPaula Cole Shalin Liu Performance Center37 Main St., Rockport rockportmusic.org/jazz-world-music.html

August 23-24Oleta AdamsScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

August 24Frank Vignola & Vinny RanioloRegattabar Jazz ClubOne Bennett St.Harvard Square, Cambridgeregattabarjazz.com

August 24Greg Abate & the Three TenorsAmazing Things Arts Center160 Hollis St., Framinghamamazingthings.org

August 24New Black Eagles Jazz BandMaudslay Arts Center95 Curzon Mill Road, Newburyportmaudslayartscenter.org

August 25Monty AlexanderTanglewoodSeiju Ozawa Hall, Lenoxbso.org

August 24Marblehead Jazz presentsDmitry Baevsky QuartetUnitarian Universalist Church28 Mugford Street, Marbleheadmarbleheadjazz.org


Chris Botti

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August 25Baby Loves SalsaJazz for KidsRegattabar Jazz ClubOne Bennett St.Harvard Square, Cambridgeregattabarjazz.com

August 26Marty Ballou TrioTop of the Hub RestaurantPrudential Tower, 52nd floorBack Bay, Bostontopofthehub.net

August 27Steve Soare TrioTop of the Hub RestaurantPrudential Tower, 52nd floorBack Bay, Bostontopofthehub.net

August 28Juanito Pascual and FriendsMuseum of Fine Arts465 Huntington Ave., Bostonmfa.org

August 29The Gwenn Vivian Approach& The Blues JamThe Acton Jazz Café 103 Nagog Park, Acton August 30James Montgomery BandIron Horse20 Center St., Northamptoniheg.com

August 30Arni Cheatham and Synergy(In partnership with JazzBoston)Boston Public LibraryCopley SquareBack Bay, Boston bpl.org/news/concerts.htm

August 31Donal Fox (afternoon)Harry Connick Jr. – Every Man Should Know Tour (evening)Scarlatti Jazz Suite ProjectTanglewoodSeiju Ozawa Hall, Lenoxbso.org

SEPTEMBERSeptember 2Satoko Fujii with KazzJapanese pianist/composerLily Pad 1353 Cambridge St., Cambridgelily-pad.net

September 5Euge Groove & Brian SimpsonScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

September 6Jacky TerrassonScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

September 6Barbara Weene Band featuring Joe BelmontIron Horse20 Center St., Northamptoniheg.com

September 7 Sinatra NightLucky’s Lounge355 Congress St., Bostonluckyslounge.com

September 11Nat SimpkinsDarryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen604 Columbus AveSouth End, Bostondarrylscornerbarboston.com

September 12Benny SharoniAHA Music SeriesNew Bedfordahanewbedford.org/calendar.html

September 12Nicolas PaytonScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

September 13Paul TaylorScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

September 14th Roxbury Founders Day Celebration Jazz Concert Roxbury Heritage Park186 Roxbury St. Roxbury

September 15Amjad Ali KhanBerklee Performance Center136 Mass AveBack Bay, BostonBerklee.edu/bpc

September 18Aubrey LoganScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

September 19Jeremy PeltScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

September 20-21Walter Beasley Scullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

September 21Marblehead Jazz presentsYoran Israel & High Standardsfeaturing Laszlo Gardony Unitarian Universalist Church28 Mugford Street, Marbleheadmarbleheadjazz.org

September 23Jihye Lee and Song Yi Jeon QuintetBerklee Performance Center136 Mass AveBack Bay, Bostonberklee.edu/bpc

September 22Rockport Music presentsEdgar Meye & Mike MarshallShalin Liu Performance CenterRockportrockportmusic.org


Herbie Hancock

September 25Noah PremingerScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

September 26Vijay Iyer and Rudresch MahanthappaFine Arts CenterUMass, Amherstfac.umass.edu/Online/PerformingArts

September 27Michael BubleTD Garden100 Legend’s Way, Bostontdgarden.com

September 27Joe SatrianiOrpheum TheatreOne Hamilton PlaceDowntown Bostonlivenation.com

September 27-28Gary Burton 70th Birthday TourScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

September 29 Snarky PuppyBerklee Performance Center136 Mass AveBack Bay, Bostonberklee.edu/bpc

OCTOBEROctober 5Dale LePage and the ManhattansBull Run RestaurantRt. 2A, Shirleybullrunrestaurant.com

October 6Herbie HancockFine Arts CenterUMass, Amherstfac.umass.edu/Online/PerformingArts

October 7Laszlo GardonyBerklee Performance Center136 Mass Ave, Bostonwww.berklee.edu/bpc

October 7Conversations in JazzConcert for Grades three-sixMechanics Hall321 Main St. Worcestermechanicshall.org

October 9Aardvark Jazz OrchestraScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

October 11Grace Kelly Quintet w/ Jason PalmerScullers Jazz Club400 Soliers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

October 24JD ParranFine Arts CenterUMass,Amherstfac.umass.edu/Online/PerformingArts

October 25MIT’s Family Weekend ConcertWind Ensemble & MIT Festival Jazz EnsembleKresge Auditorium Cambridgemit.edu

October 27Jazz at Lincoln Center OrchestraWynton Marsalis and Chorale Le ChateauBoston Symphony Hall301 Massachusetts Ave.Bostoncelebrityseries.org

October 28Josh Groban TD Garden100 Legend’s Way, Bostontdgarden.com

NOVEMBER November 1Nitin Sawhney TrioFine Arts CenterUMass, Amherstfac.umass.edu/Online/PerformingArts

November 2Aardvark Jazz Orchestra MIT Killian Hall160 Memorial DriveCambridgeaardvarkjazz.com

November 2Paula ColeNarrows Center for the Arts16 Anawan St., Fall Rivernarrowscenter.org

November 3Taj Mahal, Vusi Mahlasela, Dredericks BrownMahaiwe Performing Arts Center Theatre14 Castle St., Great Barringtonmahaiwe.org

November 8Joshua Redman QuartetBerklee Performance Center136 Mass AveBack Bay, Bostonberklee.edu/bpc

November 16Ronnie Earl & the BroadcastersRegent Theatre7 Medford St., Arlingtonregenttheatre.com

November 21Guy Klucevsek with Todd ReynoldsFine Arts CenterUMass, Amherstfac.umass.edu/Online/PerformingArts

November 21Fred Hersch & Julian LageScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com

November 2336th annualJohn Coltrane Memorial ConcertBlackman TheatreNortheastern University, Bostonjcmc.neu.edu

November 23MIT Festival Jazz EnsembleKresge AuditoriumCambridgemit.ed

November 24India AriaWilbur Theatre246 Tremont StreetBostonthewilburtheatre.com

November 24Wayne Shorter’s 80th Birthday CelebrationBoston Symphony Hall301 Massachusetts Ave.Bostoncelebrityseries.org

November 29Arturo SandovalScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field RoadAllston, Bostonscullersjazz.com


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AMHERSTAmherst CollegeAmherst, MA 01002-5000 413 542-2000Jazz courses & performance Amherst.edu

University of MassachusettsFine Arts Center - 273 East151 Presidents Drive Amherst, MA 01003-9330413 545-2227Degree programs in jazz, performance Umass.edu/music

BOSTONBerklee College of Music1140 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02215 617 266-1400Degree programs in jazzBerklee.edu

Boston Conservatory8 The FenwayBoston, MA 02215617 536-6340 Jazz courses & performance Bostonconservatory.edu

Boston University Boston University Bands 855 Commonwealth Ave Boston, MA 02215617 358-BANDJazz performanceBu.edu/bands

Longy School of MusicOne Follen StreetCambridge, MA 02138 617 876-0956 Jazz Studies & performance Longy.edu

New England Conservatory290 Huntington AvenueBoston, MA 02115-5018 617 585-1100Degree programs in JazzNECmusic.edu

Northeastern UniversityAfrican-American Institute 132 Nightingale Hall Boston, MA 02115Jazz Studies & performance 617 373-3148northeastern.edu/daas

BRIDGEWATERBridgewater State College131 Summer Street, Bridgewater, MA 02325508 531-1000Jazz courses & performanceBridgew.edu

CAMBRIDGEHarvard University 74 Mt. Auburn Street Cambridge MA, 02138 617 496-2263Jazz performance hcs.harvard.edu/~jazz

Massachusetts Institute of Technology4-246, 77 Mass. Ave. Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 617 253-3210 Jazz studies & performance Mit.edu/music

LOWELLUMassOne University Avenue Lowell, MA 01854 978 934-4000Jazz Courses & performanceUml.edu

NORTON Wheaton College 26 East Main Street Norton, MA 02766-2322 508 286-8200Jazz courses & performancewheatoncollege.edu./music

SOUTH HADLEYMt. Holyoke College208 Pratt Hall-50 College St. South Hadley, MA 01075 413 538-3140Jazz performance Mtholyoke.edu/acad/music

SPRINGFIELDSpringfield College263 Alden StreetSpringfield, MA 01109-3797413 748-3158Jazz DanceSpfldcol.edu

WALTHAMBrandeis University415 South StreetWaltham, MA 02453 781 736-3310Jazz performance Brandeis.edu

Massachusetts - The State of JazzJazz College Programs in Massachusetts

WELLESLEYWellesley College106 Central Street Wellesley, MA 02481-8203781 283-2028Jazz performanceWellesley.edu

WESTFIELDWestfield State College 577 Western Avenue Westfield, MA 01086413 572-5356Degree in Jazz StudiesWsc.mass.edu/music

WILLIAMSTOWN Williams College54 Chapin Hall Drive Williamstown, MA 01267-2687 413 597-2007Jazz performance Music.williams.edu

WORCESTERClark University950 Main Street Worcester, MA 01610 508 793-7711 Jazz courses & performance Clarku.edu

Holy Cross College1 College StreetWorcester, MA 01610508 793-2011Jazz courses & performance Holycross.edu

Worcester Polytechnical Institute100 Institute RoadWorcester, MA 01609-2280 508 831-5000Jazz courses & performance Wpi.edu

Hankus Netsky with NEC students

MIT Celebrates 50 Years of Jazz

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge is celebrating a half century of jazz in 2013. The school’s jazz program was launched in 1963, when Klaus Liepmann, MIT’s first director of music, hired jazz legend Herb Pomeroy to lead MIT’s student jazz band. In April, MIT hosted a weekend of concerts, workshops and exhibits on campus, with a gala concert at Kresge Auditorium featuring the MIT Festival Jazz Ensemble, directed by Dr. Frederick Harris, Jr., with special guest, pianist Steve Kuhn. A highlight of the evening was the world premiere of Chick Corea’s composition, From Forever (Suite for Big Band), Dedicated to Herb Pomeroy. It turns out that Corea has enduring connections to both MIT and Pomeroy. “Some of Chick’s earliest arrangements were created for a sextet he formed with MIT

students,” Harris said. “They even rehearsed at an MIT dorm.” And Pomeroy himself gave Chick his first gig at the Stables Club in Boston. “Herb was one of the first elders I really looked up to….he set a very good example for me,” Corea said. The concert itself was outstanding, said Carmen Fields, music enthusiast and daughter of big band leader the late Ernie Fields. “It was a thrilling evening, full of outstanding student and faculty

performances…(they) did the jazz legacy and the founder-teacher Herb Pomeroy proud!” In April, MIT unveiled an exhibit of portions of the Herb Pomeroy Jazz Collection at the Lewis Music Library on campus, with materials donated by Pomeroy’s family. Items include personal papers, a music library comprised of over 500 compositions, teaching materials and numerous recordings. Students themselves are delighted to discover MIT’s jazz program, says Mark Harvey, who has taught jazz studies for over three decades. “Probably no one comes to MIT thinking they’re going to study jazz, but when they get here they realize the opportunities,” he says. Harvey brings his class to rehearsals and concerts of the Aardvark Jazz Orchestra, which he founded forty years ago, to give them a behind-the-scenes glimpse of how professional bands operate. Is it unusual for a school like MIT - known for its excellence in math, science and engineering – to have a world class jazz program? Harris sees no incongruity. “MIT’s motto is ‘Mind and Hand.’ Creation, invention, innovation are the norm,” Harris says. “In music, the idea of creating – especially in jazz – is a similar mind-set. These students do a lot of problem solving on micro-levels, and music is not that far different.”

mit.edu/music/mit.edu/music/performance/jazz/

MIT Jazz Festival Ensemble

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The New England Conservatory’s Jazz Studies and Contemporary Improvisation Department is presenting more than one hundred free concerts from September 2013 through May 2014. The series kicks off on September 3 with a showcase of NEC faculty

like Ran Blake, Hankus Netsky, Anthony Coleman, Dominique Eade, Jerry Leake and Eden MacAdam-Somer who is curating the show. In October, Ken Schaphorst and the NEC Jazz Orchestra present the music of Vaughn Monroe and Billy Eckstine, followed by a recital by pianist/composer Frank Carlberg and a four day residency with Fred Hersch. Ran Blake’s 9th annual Film Noir concert occurs on November 5, focusing on Otto Preminger’s film Laura, Whirlpool and Leave Her to Heaven. Then on November 21, NEC students perform the music of their teacher, bassist/composer Dave Holland and David Eure of NEC Prep gives a recital.

Find a complete schedule atnecmusic.edu/jazz

Adventures with JazzHaverhillMusic enrichment programs for grades K-12, including concerts, clinics and interactive musical exercises.adventureswithjazz.com

Jazz Education NetworkA national organization that builds the jazz arts community through education and audience development.jazzednet.org

John Payne Music CenterBrookline VillageOffers individual music lessons and ensemble classes throughout the year by some of the region’s top jazz musicians.jpmc.us

Jazz Education in Massachusetts

NEC Presents 100+ Concerts in 2013-14 School Year

Lowell Jazz Day CampSpace Recording StudioLowellOffers summer immersion program by professional musicians offering quality instruction on instruments for individuals and ensembles, as well as music production and theory classes.Inthespace.net/jazz_camp.php

Massachusetts Association for Jazz EducationBostonPromotes development of jazz education in Massachusetts by organizing clinics, festivals and school programs.waking-the-neighbors.com

Massachusetts MusicEducators AssociationAttleboro

Aims to strengthen music education in the schools of Massachusetts and to provide

opportunities for students through festivals and clinics.

mmeaonline.org

Rhythm KidsConcordIn-school programs, after school

events and drumming classes to help children learn to appreciate and perform music.rhythmkids.com

Jazz Continuing Education

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The main lobby at the top of the escalator of the Liberty Hotel in downtown Boston seems like an unusual place to hear jazz, but that’s where the Daniel Bennett Group performs every Wednesday night. Turns out it’s the perfect spot for the jazz trio. “Several restaurants and hallways converge in the lobby and spit customers right into the live music area,” says saxophonist Bennett. “There are couches and tables everywhere; it’s the perfect vibe for live music.” Jazz musicians who ply their trade nightly hope for the best when it comes to venues, and hotels may be one of the best gigs to get if the mixture of audience, ambiance and acoustics are just right. “The acoustics in the Liberty are surprisingly good,” Bennett says, adding that the hotel was formerly the Charles Street Jail. “When they converted the space into a four diamond hotel, they left open space and huge ceiling intact. The sound reverberates really nicely. At the same time, the “liveness” of the room is nicely tempered by the carpeted floors.” Just down the street at the Fairmont Battery Wharf Hotel, jazz singer Peter Smith notes that where the band sets up makes all the difference.

Hotel Jazz All About Ambiance & Audience

“We were in our third different place in the room before we found the perfect spot,” he says about the Battery Lounge in the hotel. “We’ve got a nice situation with couches, perfect for our demographics, thirty and above. They want to be comfortable when the lights come down. It’s a little more expensive, but you get that wonderful ambiance.”“Most places will carve out a space where people can listen and those who really want to talk can do so away from the band,” says jazz drummer Bart Weisman, who performs regularly with his trio at the Cape Codder Hotel & Resort in Hyannis. “But, if they really dig the music, they will stop and listen too.” And indeed, the make-up of the audience matters as much as perfect ambiance and acoustic quality. “More often than not, audiences at Battery Wharf are engaged, likely because of the vocal work,” say Smith, who specializes in the American Songbook and tunes by Sinatra, Bennett, Martin and Cole. “If I happen upon a couple who has an anniversary, or request tunes, that gets them to engage with the music.” Bennett, who has been at the Liberty Hotel for five years, says the hotel’s patrons are “very respectful.

They often buy our CDs and introduce themselves before or after each performance.” Musicians say that most hotel audiences are comprised of people staying at the hotel, locals who follow the jazz scene and tourists who are passing by and stop in for a drink. Even if an audience is not attuned to jazz per se, if helps if it is receptive to live music. “I find my Smooth Jazz Group is a good intro for those people who say they don’t like jazz,” says Weisman, who performs in tourism-friendly Cape Cod. “But by the end of the night they really like what we are doing and are now more open to exploring jazz standards.” Smith can switch over from Sinatra and Bennett to Elvis Presley and Bobby Darin, depending on the crowd, but most people are familiar with Frank and Tony. “The audience really just wants to hear good music,” says Bennett. “We play mostly original music with elements of American folk music and jazz blended together. It’s a broad spectrum of sound that anyone can relate to in some way shape or form.They don’t have to be hardcore jazz lovers. We love that!”massjazz.com/hotels/Libertyhotel.comFairmont.com/BatteryWharfCapecodderresort.com

Peter Smith Daniel Bennett Bart Weisman

ATTLEBOROColonial Blackinton Inn203 N. Main Street508 222-6022Colblackintoninn.com

BOSTON Copley Marriott Hotel 110 Huntington Avenue617 236-5800 Marriott.com/boston

Doubletree HotelScullers Jazz Club400 Soldiers Field Road 617 562-4111Scullersjazz.com

Fairmont Battery Wharf3 Battery Wharf617 994-9000fairmont.com/batterywharf

Langham Hotel250 Franklin Street617 956-8765bondboston.com

Liberty Hotel215 Charles Street617 224-4000LibertyHotel.com

Renaissance Boston 606 Congress StreetSeaport District617 338-4111renaissanceboston.com

Seaport Boston HotelTamo Lounge & Terrace1 Seaport Lane800 440-3318SeaportBoston.com

CAMBRIDGECharles HotelRegattabar Jazz ClubOne Bennett Street617 395-7757Regattabarjazz.com

HYANNISCape Codder HotelGrand Cru Wine Bar 1225 Iyannough Rd508 771-3000Capecodderresort.com

SHERBORNSherborn Inn33 North Main Street800 552-9742


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VIVI AND THE PEACOCKS . JUL 1 . 6PMALBINO MBIE . JUL 8 . 6PM

FRANCISCO RUIZ . JUL 15 . 6PMMOIRA LO BIANCO . JUL 22 . 6PM

DANIEL ROTEM . JUL 29 . 6PMNELLA ROJAS TRIO . AUG 5 . 6PM

KIDS’ SUMMER MUSIC SERIESELIZABETH MITCHELL . JUL 14 . 4:30PM

MISTER G . JUL 21 . 4:30PMSOL Y CANTO . JUL 28 . 4:30PM

DIRTY SOCK FUNTIME BAND . AUG 4 . 4:30PMVANESSA TRIEN . AUG 18 . 4:30PM

BABY LOVES SALSA . AUG 25 . 4:30PM

BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO . JUL 9 . 7:30PMMR. HO’S ORCHESTROTICA . JUL 19 . 7:30PM

NICOLE HENRY . JUL 25 . 7:30PMLEFTOVER CUTIES . JUL 31 . 7:30PMMANGO BLUE . AUG 2 . 7:30 & 10PMFREDDY COLE . AUG 3 . 7:30 & 10PMFRANK VIGNOLA & VINNY RANIOLO

AUG 24 . 7:30PMDERRICK HODGE . SEP 6 . 7:30PM

JOHN SCOFIELD UBERJAM . SEP 11 & 12 . 7:30 & 10PMJOSE JAMES . NOV 20 . 7:30 & 10PM

RON CARTER JUL 26 & 27 . 7:30 & 10PM

ERIC JOHNSON & MIKE STERNAUG 9 & 10 . 7:30 & 10PM

HIGHLIGHTED SHOWS

Live Jazz At Hotels And Inns

Fairmont Battery Wharf

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Henrietta’s TableOne Bennett StreetHarvard Square, CambridgeSunday Brunch Noon – 3:00 p.m.617 661-5005Henriettastable.com

Johnny D’s Uptown Restaurant17 Holland StreetDavis Square, SomervilleSaturday and Sunday Brunch8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.617 776-2004johnnyds.com Luckys Lounge355 Congress StreetBostonSunday Brunch10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Luckyslounge.com

Nathaniel’s RestaurantHawthorne Hotel18 Washington Square W. Salem978 825-4311 Hawthornehotel.com

Nourish Restaurant1727 Mass AveLexingtonSunday Brunch10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.781 674-2400nourishlexington.com

Ole Mexican Grill11 Springfield StreetInman Square, Cambridge10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.617 492-4495olegrill.com

Rustic Table503 Shirley StreetWinthropSunday brunch 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m617 539-1600facebook.com/RusticTable

Ryles 212 Hampshire StreetCambridgeSunday Brunch617 876-9330Ryles.com/brunch.cfm

75 Chestnut 75 Chestnut StreetBeacon Hill, BostonSunday BrunchJanuary - June 617 227-2175 75chestnut.com

Beehive541 Tremont Street, BostonSaturday & Sunday Brunch10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.617 423-0069Beehiveboston.com

Bullfinchs Restaurant & Café730 Boston Post RoadSudburySunday Brunch 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.978 443-4094Bullfinchs.com/music.htm

Café FleuriLangham Hotel250 Franklin StreetBostonSunday BrunchSeptember - June11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.617 451-1900Boston.langhamhotels.com

Colonial Blackinton Inn203 North Main StreetAttleboroSunday Brunch10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.508 222-6022Colblackintoninn.com

Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen604 Columbus AvenueBoston10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.617 536-1100darrylscornerbarboston.com

Cushman Market & Cafe491 Pine StreetAmherstSunday Jazz Brunch11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m413 549-0100Cushmanmarket.com

Seaport Boston HotelOne Seaport LaneBoston 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.800 440-3318seaportboston.com

Seaward Inn Bed & Breakfast44 Marmion Way, Rockport1 978 546-3417Sunday mornings 9:00 a.m. to NoonSeawardinn.com

Skipjack’s 226 Patriot PlaceFoxborough10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.508 543-2200Skipjacks.com

Skipjack’s199 Clarendon StreetBack Bay, Boston 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.617 536-3500

Skipjacks.comThe Java Room14 Littleton RoadChelmsford11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.978 256-0001thejavaroom.com

Top of the Hub RestaurantPrudential Center, 52nd floorBack Bay, BostonNoon - 3:00 p.m.617 536-1775topofhub.net

Ten Plum Island Grille2 Sunset Blvd Newbury, MA Sunday Brunch1:00 – 3:00 p.m.978 463-2290plumislandgrille.com

Massachusetts - The State of JazzJazz Brunches

Boston Restaurant Week 2013

Consider yourself fortunate if you’re around Boston this August. That’s when Restaurant Week Boston® runs from August 18-23 and 25-30, 2013.

The popular culinary feast, run by Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau and American Express, offers a two-course lunch for $15.13; $20.13 three-course meal and three-course dinner for $38.13 (not including beverage, tax and tip)

Plus, many venues offer jazz too, here’s a sampling:

BelmontSalvinos Grill

Boston / Back BayTop of the Hub Club Café

Boston / Seaport DistrictSeaport Boston Hotel

Boston/South EndBeehive RestaurantLes Zygomates Wine Bar

BrooklineFireplace

CambridgeHenrietta’s TableOle Mexican Grille Upstairs on the Square

BostonUSA.com

RESTAURANT WEEK BOSTON®—A FINE TIME TO DINE!when over 200 of Greater Boston’s finer restaurants offer

2 course lunch $15.13 • 3 course lunch $20.13 • 3 course dinner $38.13

www.BostonUSA.com

Additional Sponsors:Presenting Sponsors: Charitable Partner:

A RECIPE TO HELP OTHERS:In honor of Restaurant Week Boston, the

Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau and American Express are donating $5,000 to Community Work

Services. You can support Restaurant Week Boston too and don’t forget to use your American Express® Card.

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For year-round information on visiting Massachusetts, contact any of these statewide or Regional Tourism Councils and cultural groups.

TOURISM GROUPS

Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism10 Park Plaza, Suite 4510Boston, MA 02116617 973-8500 800 227-6277massvacation.com

Massachusetts ConventionCenter Authority415 Summer StreetBoston, MA 02210617 954-2000 massconvention.com

MassportLogan International AirportOne Harborside DriveEast Boston, MA 02128800 262-3335massport.com

Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)617 222-3200mbta.com

REGIONAL TOURISM COUNCILS

Berkshire Visitors Bureau413 743-4500 Berkshires.org

Cambridge Office of Tourism617 441-2884800 862-5678cambridge-usa.org

Cape Cod Chamber Of Commerce508 362-3225888 33-Cape Codcapecodchamber.org

Central Massachusetts CVB508 755-7400866 755-7439centralmass.org

Greater Boston Convention & Visitors BureauTwo Copley PlazaSuite 105Boston, MA 02116617 536-4100 888 See Bostonbostonusa.com

Greater Merrimack Valley CVB1 800 215-98051 978 459-6150merrimackvalley.org

Greater Springfield CVB413 787-1548800 723-1548valleyvisitor.com

Hampshire County Tourism & Visitors Bureau413 584-1900visithampshirecounty.com

Johnny Appleseed Trail Association978 534-2302800 743-8127appleseed.org

Mohawk Trail Association413 743-8127800 743-8127mohawktrail.com

Martha’s Vineyard Chamber Of Commerce508 693-0085800 505-4815mvy.Com

MetroWest Tourism & Visitors Bureau508 361-9881metrowestvisitors.org

Nantucket Island Chamber Of Commerce508 228-1700 nantucketchamber.org

North of Boston CVB978 465-6555northofboston.org

Plymouth County CVB508 747-0100800 231-1620seeplymouth.com

Southeastern Massachusetts CVB508 999-5231 800 288-6263visitsemass.com

CULTURAL GROUPS

ArtsBoston617 262-8632artsboston.org

BOSTIXHalf Price Tix Day of Show617 262-8632bostix.org

City of Boston Office of Arts, Tourism & Culture617 635-3911cityofboston.gov/arts

Massachusetts Cultural Council 617 858-2700800 232-0960massculturalcouncil.org

Massachusetts - The State of JazzTourism & Cultural Groups

Australia’s Strange Fruit on Boston Common

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Massachusetts - The State of JazzConcert Venues

Amazing Things Art Center 160 Hollis Street Framingham, MA, 01702 508 405 2787amazingthings.org

Arsenal Centerfor the Arts 321 Arsenal Street Watertown, MA, 02473 617 923-7631arsenalarts.org

Bank of America Pavilion 290 Northern Avenue Boston, MA 02210 617 728-1600livenation.com

Berklee Performance Center 136 Mass Ave Boston, MA 02116 617 747-2261berklee.edu/bpc

Blackman Theatre 360 Huntington Ave Boston, MA 02115 617 373-4700northeastern.edu/eventvenues/blackman

Boston Opera House 539 Washington Street Boston, MA 02111 617 259-3400bostonoperahouse.com

Boston Symphony Hall 301 Mass Avenue Boston, MA 02115 617 638-9345bso.org

Calderwood Pavilion 527 Tremont Street Boston, MA 02116 617 266-0800huntingtontheatre.org

Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center 41 Second St. Cambridge, MA 02141 617 577-1400cmacusa.org

Cape Cod Melody Tent West Main Street Hyannis, Cape Cod, MA 02601 508 775-5630melodytent.org

Colonial Theatre 111 South Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 413 997-4444thecolonialtheatre.org

Cutler Majestic Theatre 219 Tremont Street Boston, MA 02116 617 824-8000maj.org

Firehouse Center for the Arts One Market Square Newburyport, MA 01950 978 462-7336firehouse.org

Hanover Theatre 2 Southbridge Street Worcester, MA 01608 877 571 - SHOWthehanovertheatre.org

Jordan Hall 30 Gainsborough Street Boston, MA 02115 617 868-5885necmusic.edu

Longy Conservatory of Music 27 Garden Street Cambridge, MA 02138 617 876-0956longy.edu

Lowell Summer Series Boarding House Park French and John Sts. Lowell, MA 978 970-5200 www.lowellsummermusic.org

Maudslay Arts Center 95 Curzon Mill Road Newburyport, MA 01950 978-499-0050maudslayartcenter.org

Mechanics Hall 321 Main Street Worcester, MA 01608 508 752-5608 mechanicshall.org Museum of Fine Arts Remis Auditorium 465 Huntington Ave. Boston, MA 02116 617 267-9300mfa.org

Narrows Center for the Arts 16 Anawan Street Fall River, MA 02721 508 324-1926ncfta.org Natick Center for the Arts 14 Summer St Natick, MA 01760 508 647-0097natickarts.org

Newton South High School 140 Brandeis Rd Newton MA 02459highlandjazz.org

Orpheum Theatre 1 Hamilton Place Boston, MA 02108 617 482-0650orpheumtheatreboston.com

Plymouth Memorial Hall 83 Court Street Plymouth, MA 02630 508 747-1622memorialhall.com Reagle Players 617 Lexington Street Waltham, MA 02452 781 891-5600reagleplayers.com Regent Theatre 7 Medford St. Arlington, MA 02474 781 646-4849regenttheatre.com Rogers Center for the Arts Merrimack College 315 Turnpike Street North Andovermerrimack.edu

Roxbury Center for Arts at Hibernian Hall 184 Dudley Street| Roxbury, MA 02119 617 849-6322madison-park.org Sanders Theatre 45 Quincy St Cambridge, MA 02138 617 496-2222fas.harvard.edu

Shalin Liu Performance Center 37 Main Street Rockport, MA 01966 978 546-7391rockportmusic.org Strand Theatre 543 Columbia Road Dorchester, Bostonstrandboston.com South Shore Conservatory 1 Conservatory Dr. Duxbury, MA 02043 781 749-7565sscmusic.org

South Shore Music Circus Route 3A Cohasset, MA 02025 781 383-9850 themusiccircus.org

The Fine Arts Center 151 Presidents Dr. Amherst, MA 01003 413 545-2511fineartscenter.com Wang Theatre Citi Center for the Performing Arts 270 Tremont Street Boston, MA 02116 617 482-9393citicenter.org

Wilbur Theatre 246 Tremont Street Boston, MA 02116 617 248-9700 thewilburtheatre.com

Mechanics Hall

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RADIO

AMHERSTWMUA 91.1 FMUMass, Amherst WMUA.org/programming

WFCR 100.9 FM UMASS, AmherstWFCR.org

BOSTONBIRNBerklee Internet RadioBerklee College of MusicThebirn.com

Touch 106.1 FMFabric of the Black Community, BostonTouchfm.org

WBUR 90.9 FMBoston UniversityConsalsa.org/about

WGBH 89.7 FMBoston’s NPR StationWGBH.org/jazz

WRBB 104.9 FMNortheastern University, BostonWRBBradio.org

WTBUBU Student RadioBoston UniversityWtburadio.org

CAMBRIDGE WHRB 95.3 FMHarvard UniversityWHRB.org

WMBR 88.1 FMMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyWMBR.org

NANTUCKET WNCK-FM 99.5 National Public RadioNPR.org

NEWTONWZBC 90.3 FMBoston Collegewzbc.org

NORTHAMPTON WEIB 106.3Smooth JazzWEIBFM.com

PROVINCETOWNWOMR 92.5 FWomr.org

Massachusetts - The State of JazzJazz Radio Blogs And Websites

Massachusetts - The State of JazzThe Great American Broadcaster

BLOGS & WEBSITESSome of our favorite jazz haunts.

MASSACHUSETTS The Arts FuseBoston’s online arts magazineartsfuse.org

Brilliant Corners, a Boston Jazz Blogbrilliantcornersabostonjazzblog.blogspot.com

HubArts by Joel Brownhubarts.com

JazzTimes Magazine Jazztimes.com

Jim SullivanjimsullivanINK.com

Ken Franckling’s Jazz Notes kenfrancklingjazznotes.blogspot.com

NATIONALAllAboutJazzAllaboutjazz.com

Open Source with Christopher Lydonradioopensource.org

Howard Mandel’s Jazzbeyond Jazzartsjournal.com/ jazzbeyondjazz

JazzWaxjazzwax.com

NPR: A Blog Supremenpr.org/blogs/ablogsupreme

Open Sky Jazzopenskyjazz.com/blog

CANADAPeter Han’s Jazz Blogjazzblog.ca

SALEMWMWM Salem State CollegeWmwmsalem.com

SPRINGFIELDWTCC 90.7 FMSpringfield Technical Community CollegeWTCCFM.org

WALTHAMWBRS 1001 FMBrandeis UniversityWBRS.org

WORCESTERWICN- FM 90.5National Public Radiowicn.org

Ron Della Chiesa, legendary radio host and author, is being inducted into the 2013 Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame on Thursday, September 12 at Boston Marriott Quincy Hotel. A major presence in radio broadcasting in both classical and jazz music for most of his career, Ron is known as the voice of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and for his show Music America. Renowned for his expertise and love of the Great American Song Book, Ron is also the author of his own book, Radio My Way. Ron hosts “Strictly Sinatra” on Sunday evenings from 7:00 p.m. to midnight on WPLM-FM, 99.1.

massbroadcastershof.com

Ron Della Chiesa

Massachusetts - The State of JazzHarvard Covers the Jazz Spectrum

Where do you find the best jazz radio coverage in Boston? The folks at Harvard answered that question back in the 1950s, and their answer may still hold true today.A story in the Harvard Crimson on March 23, 1957, boasted, “WHRB is proud to offer the best radio jazz coverage in Boston. Whether you like to pound your food to Dixieland or enjoy the modern sounds, you’ll find a program to please your tastes among our weekend jazz features.”As Boston’s network of jazz radio programs continues to diminish to the onslaught of talk radio, and as nationally-syndicated shows replace local jazz programs, Harvard’s WHRB, located at 389 Harvard Street in Cambridge, may indeed provide the most pervasive jazz coverage in Boston. Radio hosts Eric Jackson at WGBH and Glenn Siegel at WMUA at UMass/Amherst are respected

elders of jazz radio, and WICN in Worcester has terrific jazz programming. But in greater Boston, WHRB’s Jazz Spectrum stands alone in offering 40 hours of original programming, five days a week, year after year.Harvard Student Nikhil Mehra, head of Jazz Spectrum, is one of the twenty students who spin the vinyl 40 hours a week; he estimates they have over 5,000 records in the archives. His pride in being part of Harvard’s longstanding jazz tradition has a family dimension too; his mother was a volunteer classical host when she was a student here.A trumpet player in Harvard’s excellent jazz band, Mehra grew up learning classical music, and when he was a high school freshman a teacher introduced him to jazz. As a musician, he tries to emulate horn players like Clifford Brown and Freddy Hubbard. As a radio host, he shares his love of jazz to the dedicated audience of listeners who follow the show.Speaking of listening audiences, Mehra is aware of radio being eclipsed by other technologies and platforms. Jazz Spectrum, he says, “is fighting everyone moving to the Internet; students no longer have radios in their rooms.” He says the bulk of listeners are Bostonians making their daily commute into work, plus the core of loyal music

lovers who support jazz on the radio. Many jazz legends have visited the studio over the decades, including Lionel Hampton, Count Basie and Stan Kenton. In the early years, the shows reflected the times, with names like Steamboat Jazz, Cool and Quiet Jazz, Accent on Jazz, and Jazz Workshop. In 1940, when WHRB was part of the Crimson Radio Network, Jazz Lab was the popular program, “treating the developments of types of jazz from its beginnings to modern swing.”A popular component of Harvard’s radio programming is the music orgy in both classical and jazz, which takes place during exam periods. The Eric Dolphy Orgy, the John Coltrane Orgy, and the more recent Blue Note Orgy are part of a tradition that goes back to 1944, when the station “conducted a Jazz Orgy of popular jam numbers…from Wednesday night at eight o’clock until last night at eight o’clock.”A Math major at Harvard, Mehra is asked whether there are similarities between math and jazz, and he answers, “They both engage the creative and quantitative sides of your brain. While all music engages aesthetically, jazz is interesting, you have to be thinking in time, chords and harmony, but like math at a high level, you have to create.”

whrb.org/jazzspectrum.html

Lionel Hampton

Urban Nerdz Brass Band

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JazzBoston Launches JazzBird ™ Radio AppJazzBoston has come up with an innovative new Internet radio app that provides access to hundreds of jazz shows streaming live from broadcast and internet stations around the world. Perfectly named JazzBird,™ the app was officially launched in April at Scullers Jazz Club before radio station representatives from across greater Boston. Its up-to-the-minute schedules, assembled by a panel of Boston curators, make quality programming covering the entire range of jazz styles available anytime, anywhere, to anyone with an Apple mobile device. Shows created in the Boston area are prominently placed and marked with a “B” icon. Pauline Bilsky, JazzBoston’s executive director, says “JazzBird™ is a natural fit with our mission to connect, support, and promote the entire Greater Boston “jazz scene.”Itunes.apple.com/Jazzboston.org

Massachusetts - The State of JazzJazz Newsmakers

Boston’s Jazz HeroArni Cheatham, Boston’s quietly passionate saxophonist, educator and photographer, was named a 2013 Jazz Hero by the Jazz Journalists Association this spring. The national award recognizes people in various cities across the USA who have done great work in their local communities. A founder of the Jazz Coalition, Arni was honored for his contributions during more than 40 years on Boston’s jazz scene, especially his work developing jazz education programs for young people. He was nominated for the award by JazzBoston, and it was fitting that WGBH radio host Eric Jackson presented the award during JazzWeek, in a celebration held at Wally’s Jazz Cafe in Boston’s South End.

jjajazzawards.org/jazzboston.org

Eric Jackson presents the Jazz Hero Award to Arni Cheatham


More Grammys for MassachusettsJazz musicians with Massachusetts connections continued to pick up awards at the 55th annual Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles this past spring. Gary Burton and Chick Corea won Best Improvised Jazz Solo for the album Hot House; Esperanza Spalding won Best Jazz Vocal Album for Radio Music Society; and Pat Metheny Unity Band won for Best Jazz Instrumental Album. Berklee College of Music won a total of nine Grammy Awards across various categories.

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Berklee Rhythm Collective Visits ColombiaIn June, Berklee College student bassist Esther Rojas led the Berklee Rhythm Collective on a two-week trip to Colombia to teach and perform in Medellin, Manizales and Pereira. Rojas, a contemporary writing and production major at Berklee, is a native of Barranquilla, and had a successful music and teaching career in Colombia before coming to Boston. The Berklee Rhythm Collective includes Rojas along with Magnus Bakken (saxophone), Caili O’Doherty (piano) and Patrick Simard (drums). The program was sponsored by the Colombo-Americano Bi-National Center (BNC) of the U.S. Embassy’s Cultural Affairs Office.

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Berkshires Jazz, IncPittsfield Jazz in the BerkshiresBerkshiresJazz.org

Boston SwingDance Network Watertown,MA Swing Dancing bostonswingdance.com

Hartford Jazz SocietyHartford, CTPromotes live jazz in Western Massachusetts and throughout region.hartfordjazzsociety.com

Highland Jazz SocietyNewtonPromotes jazz performancehighlandjazz.org

JazzBostonBostonConnects, supports and promotes the entire Great Boston jazz scene jazzboston.org

Jazz Composers AllianceBostonJazz Compositionjazzcomposersalliance.org

Jazz Education NetworkBuilding the jazz arts com-munity through education and audience developmentjazzednet.org

Jazz Journalists AssociationPromotes national media coverage of jazzJJAnews.org

Marblehead Jazz AssociatesMarbleheadOrganizes Marblehead’s Jazz Festival marbleheadjazz.org

MassJazzBostonPromotes jazz year round in Massachusettsmassjazz.com

New England Jazz Alliance WinthropJazz heritage and performance nejazz.org

New EnglandTraditional Jazz PlusMilfordSupporting live jazz nejazz.com

Newport Festivals FoundationNewport, RInewportfestivalsfounda-tion.org

North Shore Jazz ProjectBeverlyCelebrate jazz north of Bostonnorthshorejazzproject.org

Pioneer Valley Jazz SharesNorthamptonjazzshares.org

Roxbury International Film FestivalBostonCelebrates people of color in arts and cultureRoxburyfilmfestival.org

Salem Jazz & Soul FestivalSalemProduces the annual jazz festivities in Salem each summersalemjazzsoul.com

Swing CentralCharlestownSwing Dancingbostonswingcentral.org


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