Where To Go & Who To See Since 1982

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Marcus BelgraveDizzy’sPage 30

John ChinSmallsPage 10

Jack WilkinsJazz Standard

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Cyrus ChestnutSmoke

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W I N N I N G S P I N SBy George Kanzler

10 Belgrave cover photo by Wayne Norman, Chin by Michelle Watt, Chestnut by Stefe Jiroflée

THE MOST SALIENT FEATURE OFjazz in the 21st Century is its enor-mous breadth and diversity. A music thatonce was defined largely by a unifyingprinciple—swing—has become fracturedand fragmented stylistically, spawninghundreds of styles and hybrids that incor-porate the influences of music rangingfrom serial modern to South Asian, tangoto West African, chamber to symphonic.Nowhere is the scope of options more evi-dent, in a handy microcosm, than in thetraditional, acoustic piano trio: piano, bassand drums.

This Winning Spins highlights two newalbums by piano trios: one of them, CyrusChestnut's, comes out of the continuingmainstream tradition of swing and lyricalflair, and the other, John Chin's, exploresthe freer rhythmic structures and varietyof influences that have expanded jazz inrecent years. While the albums are stylis-tically at odds, they share an admirabletechnical virtuosity in the players as wellas a recording philosophy that emphasizesspontaneity and improvisation. Chestnut'swas recorded live at a club and Chin's withthe trio all together in one room in a studio.

Midnight Melodies, Cyrus Chestnut(Smoke Sessions), recorded over two nightslate last year at Smoke Jazz & SupperClub on the Upper West Side, follows thecontours of a single set by Chestnut's triowith bassist Curtis Lundy and drummerLewis Nash. Surprisingly, it is Chestnut'sfirst live album as a leader and, judgingfrom the results, should definitely not behis last.

The music has such verve that it palpa-bly buoys your spirits when you hear it.Chestnut, like such predecessors as ErrolGarner and Oscar Peterson, infuses hisplaying with a joyous energy and unflag-ging swing. This CD is loosely dedicated toone of Chestnut's compatriots and men-tors, the late John Hicks. Three of the 11tracks are Hicks material and in the notesChestnut explains how Hicks' versions ofsome of the others inspired him.

The CD kicks off with a pair of Hickstunes: the bright ballad "Two Heartbeats"and the composer's tribute to anotherpianist, Sonny Clark, "Pocket Full ofBlues." The tracks amply displayChestnut's crisp articulation and singing,ringing way with single note lines, as wellas his ability to build solos from thosethrough block chords and resounding cli-

maxes, as Lundy and Lewis follow his leadwith swinging dynamism.

But the highpoint of the album is anoth-er Hicks piece: "Naima's Love Song," thepenultimate track. The first three minutesis a piano solo, beginning with a fondremembrance of a hymn, "Sweet Hour ofPrayer," then meandering on to a lush ren-dition of "For All We Know" before the triohits the Hicks tune. It is swung in asprightly tempo with clean, crisp pianoshadowed by attentive bass and drums; itthen morphs into a dancing, tropicalrhythmed final section before a deceleratedpiano and bass coda. It all adds up to a true tour de force. Also impressive are apair of Billy Strayhorn numbers, two Nashoriginals and a quicksilver version of"Giant Steps."

Undercover, John Chin (BJU Records),says the leader, was made to document theprogress of his working trio with bassistOrlando Le Fleming and drummer DanRieser. The trio inhabits that very flexibleand slightly amorphous space that could becalled post-bop or post-modern. Temposare often elastic with swing much less aconcern than ensemble rapport and strate-gies may be borrowed, as that other post-modern trio The Bad Plus does, from rockand hip-hop as well as the jazz tradition.

As a pianist, Chin is chameleon-like:pointillist and abstract at one juncture,gnarly or bluesy at another. The title tuneis compulsive in its persuasive mood, cre-ated with a fractured melody over an oddlyseductive time signature and a churningbeat that heralds polyphonic lines fromChin. His original, "If for No One," is a bal-lad with a bossa/samba rhythm and utter-ly distinctive, clipped piano phrasing.

A more conventionally paced, but flex-timed, rhythm animates another ballad:Charlie Chaplin's "Smile," with bass andpiano weaving in a cat's cradle and Chinvoicing the melody low in his left hand overright hand arpeggios. Two Wayne Shortertunes absorb rock rhythm influences andthis trio's "Caravan" is a unique versionwith its ominous, deep, yet funky beats.Trio interplay reaches a crescendo on thefinale, John Coltrane's "Countdown."

Cyrus Chestnut celebrates therelease of Midnight Melodies with histrio at Smoke July 18-19. John Chin isat Smalls July 14.

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CLUBS & HALLS

UPPER MANHATTAN(Above 70th Street)

SUPPORT THE JAZZ MUSEUM IN HARLEMwww.jazzmuseuminharlem.org

92Y: 1395 Lexington Av at 92nd St. 212-415-5500. www.92y.org. Jul 22-24&29-31: 8pmJazz In July feat 07/22: Jon-Erik Kellso, HarryAllen, James Chirillo, Bill Charlap, TedRosenthal, Sandy Stewart, Todd Coolman &Dennis Mackrel; 07/23: Brian Lynch, JimmyGreene, Jon Gordon, Bill Charlap, PeterWashington, Kenny Washington & DanielSadownick; 07/24: Jeremy Pelt, Ralph Moore,Steve Wilson, Renee Rosnes, Bill Charlap,Peter Washington & Lewis Nash; 07/29: DickHyman, Bill Charlap, Christian Sands, SeanSmith & Willie Jones III; 07/30: Cécile McLorinSalvant, Bill Charlap Trio & Jesse Davis; 07/31Sachal Vasandani, Ken Peplowski, MichaelDease, Bucky Pizzarelli, Renee Rosnes, BillCharlap, George Mraz & Carl Allen; 23: 8pmfree adm Jazz & Jam w/92Y’s Jazz Combo.

449 LA: 449 Lenox Av (bet 132nd & 133rd Sts).212-234-3298. Thurs: 1-3:30pm Jazz &Dessert; Fri-Sat: 8pm; Sun: 1-3:30&4-7pmPatio Jazz.

809 BAR & GRILL: 112 Dyckman St (Off NagleAv). www.809restaurant.com. 212-304-3800.Thurs: 8:30-11pm Aquilito’s Jazz in theHeigthzz feat Grant Goldstein Trio.

AMERICAN LEGION POST: 248W 132nd St(bet 7th & 8th Avs). 212-283-9701.www.colchasyoungharlempost398.com. Wed-Thurs&Sun: 7:30pm-12am Jam.

APOLLO THEATER: 253W 125th St. 212-531-5300. www.apollotheater.org.

BEMELMANS: At Carlyle Hotel. 35E 76th St atMadison. www.thecarlyle.com. 212-744-1600.Adm varies. Mon 5:30-8:30pm&9pm-12am,Sun 5-8pm: Earl Rose; Tues-Sat 5:30-8:30pm:Chris Gillespie; Tues-Thurs 9:30pm-12:30am&Fri-Sat 9:30pm-1am: tba; Sun 9pm-12am: Brandon McCune Trio.

BILL’S PLACE: 148W 133rd St (bet Lenox &7th Avs). www.billsplaceharlem.com. 212-281-0777. $20 don. Fri-Sat: 9&11pm Bill SaxtonBebop Band.

BILLIE’S BLACK RESTAURANT &LOUNGE: 271W 119th St (bet St. NicholasAv & Frederick Douglass Blvd). 212-280-2248.www.billiesblack.com.

BISTRO TEN 18: 1018 Amsterdam Av at 110thSt. 212-662-7600. www.bistroten18.com.Thurs: 9pm-12am Morningside JazzCollective.

CAFÉ DU SOLEIL: 2723 Bway at 104th St.212-316-5000. www.cafedusoleilny.com. Fri:8-11pm. Free adm. Jul 18: Jen Wrobleski Trio;25: Marianne Solivan.

CAMPAGNOLA: 1382 1st Av at 74th St. 212-861-1102. Fri-Sat: 8pm-12am Effie Jansen.

CHEZ LUCIENNE: 308 Lenox Av at 125th St.212-289-5555. www.chezlucienne.com.

CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF MANHATTAN:Tisch Bldg. 212W 83rd St (bet Bway &Amsterdam). www.cmom.org. 212-721-1223.Wed 11am-3pm, Sat-Sun 3-3:30&4-4:30pm:All Jazzed Up. Jul 2: Joseph Wiggan; 5: Dayna

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Stephens; 6: Rafi Malkiel; 9: Andrew Nemr; 12:Grandpa Musselman & Syncopators; 13&16:Michela Marino Lerman; 19: Brianna Thomas;20: Chad Lefkowitz Brown; 26: Kavita Shah;27: Itamar Borochov.

CHOCOLAT RESTAURANT & LOUNGE:2217-23 Frederick Douglass Blvd at 120th St.212-222-4545. www.chocolatlounge.com. Sun:6-9:30pm.

The CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK: 160Convent Av at 138th St. www.ccny.cuny.edu.212-650-7000.

CLEOPATRA’S NEEDLE: 2485 Bway (bet92nd & 93rd Sts). www.cleopatrasneedleny.com. 212-769-6969. Sets: Early (E), Jam (J).Mon-Tues E 8-9pm, J 9pm-1am; Wed-Thurs E7-11pm, J 11:30pm-2:30am; Fri-Sat E 8pm-12am, J 12:30-3am; Sun E 4-8pm, J 9pm-1am.Free adm/$10 min. Trios. Residencies (R):Mon E&J Jon Weiss; Tues E&J Mark Devine;Wed E Open mic w/Les Kurtz, J Joonsam Lee;Thurs J Kazu; Fri J Joanna Sternberg; Sat JJesse Simpson; Sun E Open mic w/KeithIngham, J Michika Fukumori. Jul 1-2: R; 3:Marco Di Gennaro; 4: Masami Ishikawa; 5:Darrell Smith; 6-9: R; 10: Soils Puoane; 11:Marina Makarova; 12: Ruslan Khain; 13-16: R;17: “CJ” Everett; 18: Dan Furman; 19: AlanRosenthal; 20-23: R; 24: Walter Williams; 25:Pen Paterson; 26: Denton Darien; 27-30: R;31: Steve Elmer.

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY: 1214 AmsterdamAv. www.cs.columbia.edu. 212-939-7000.www.jazz.columbia.edu.

CROWN: 24E 81st St (bet 5th Av & Madison).646-559-4880. www.crown81.com. Sun: 11-30am-3pm Bubbly Jazz Brunch feat MimiJones Band.

FARAFINA CAFÉ & LOUNGE HARLEM:1813 Amsterdam Av at 150th St. 212-281-2445. www.farafinacafeloungeharlem.com. 1stFri: 9&10pm $10 adm marie-claire; Thurs: 8pmPaul Peress Project.

GARDEN CAFÉ: 4961 Bway at W207th St. 212-544-9480. www.gardencafeny.com. Fri-Sat:7:30-10:30pm Annette A. Aguilar & StringBeans or Paul Hemmings.

GINNY’S: At Red Rooster. 310 Lenox Av (bet125th & 126th). www.ginnyssupperclub.com.212-792-9001. Sun: 11am-3:30pm GospelBrunch. Sets: Thurs 8:30pm, Sat7:30&9:30pm. $15 adm unless otherwisenoted. Jul 3: Clovis Nicolas; 5: CamilleThurman; 10: Jesse Fischer & Soul Cycle; 12:$25 Charli Persip; 17: Alexander Claffy &Victor Gould; 19: $25 Pete Rodriguez & Qrt.

GRANT’S TOMB: Riverside Dr & W120nd St.www.jazzmobile.org. Free adm. Wed: 7-8:30pm. Jul 9: Houston Person; 16: AkikoTsugura; 23: Jeremy Pelt; 30: Bobby Sanabria.

HARLEM STAGE: At Aaron Davis Hall. 150Convent Av at W135th St. 212-281-9240.www.harlemstage.org.

HARLEM TAVERN: 2153 Frederick DouglassBlvd at 116th St. www.harlemtavern.com. 212-866-4500. Sat-Sun: 12-4pm Jazz Brunch.

HUDSON RIVER CAFÉ: 697W 133rd St atRiverside. www.hudsonrivercafe.com. 212-491-9111. Sat-Sun: 11am-4pm Jazz Brunchfeat Jazz Monsters.

JARON EAMES: 222E 85th St #2 (bet 2nd & 3rdAvs). 646-337-0620. Sun 2-5pm: $20 DonBBQ & Jazz @ Home series.

LIME LEAF: 128W 72nd St (bet Columbus &Amsterdam Avs). 212-501-7800. Mon-Thurs:7-10pm. Mon: Michael Vitali; Tues-Wed: JulieGrahm; Thurs: Emma Larsson.

LONDEL’S SUPPER CLUB: 2620 FrederickDouglass Blvd (bet 139th & 140th Sts). 212-234-6114. www.londelsrestaurant.com. Fri-Sat: 8-11pm.

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LURA: 949 Columbus Av (bet 106th & 107th Sts).212-866-7500. www.lurany.com. Thurs: 8-10pm.

MANHATTAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC: 120Claremont Av & 122nd St. 212-749-2802.www.msmnyc.edu.

MARCUS GARVEY PARK: 122nd St at 5th Av.www.jazzmobile.org. Free adm. Fri: 7-8:15pm,Jul 11: T.K. Blue; 18: Melba Joyce; 25:Yosvanny Terry.

MAYSLES INSTITUTE: 343 Lenox Av (bet127th & 128th Sts). 212-582-6050.www.mayslesinstitute.org. Jul 10: see NationalJazz Museum in Harlem.

MINTON’S: 206W 118th St (bet St. Nicholas Av& Adam Clayton Powell Blvd). 212-243-2222.www.mintonsharlem.com. Sets: Tues 7:30pm,Wed 7-11pm, Thurs-Sat 6pm-12am, Sun 7-10pm. Wed: JC Hopkins Biggish Bandw/Queen Esther; Fri-Sun: Minton’s Players. Jul1: Francisco Mora-Catlett & AfroHORN; 8:Emilio Valdes Qrt w/spec guest Mark Whitfield;15: Roman Diaz & El Gallo Mistico; 22: BrianLynch & Spheres of Influence; 29: Cuban divaMelvis Santa.

MIST HARLEM: 46W 116th St (bet Lenox & 5thAv). www.myimagestudios.com. 866- 217-1152. Sun: 12&2pm $24.99 Jazz Brunch all-you-can eat. Jul 6: Vinny Valentino Trio; 13:Antoinette Montague Qrt; 20: Glenda Del ETrio; 27: James Weidman Trio.

NATIONAL JAZZ MUSEUM IN HARLEM:104E 126th St #2C. (bet Park & LexingtonAvs). 212-348-8300. www.jmih.org. Free adm.Tues 7-8:30pm Jazz for Curious Listenersseries feat Jul 8: Count Basie; 10: SarahVaughan (at Mayles Institute); 17: BennyGoodman; 29: Art Blakey.

NEW AMSTERDAM MUSIC ASSOCIA-TION: 107W 130th St (bet Lenox & AdamClayton Powel Blvds). 212-510-8140. $5/15adm. Mon-Sat. Mon: 7:30-11pm Jamw/Antoinette Adams; Thurs: Pecola’s Party;Fri: Robey Norton & friends; Sat: Willie MackJazz Art.

NEW LEAF CAFÉ: 1 Margaret Corbin Dr. FortTryon Park. www.newleafrestaurant.com. 212-568-5323. Fri: 7-10pm.

PARIS BLUES: 2021 Adam Clayton Powell Jr.Blvd at 121st St. 212-222-9878. Free adm.Sets: Mon-Thurs&Sun 8:30pm-12:30am, Fri-Sat 9pm-1am. Mon: John Cooksey Trio; Tues:Rakiem Walker RW5; Wed: Jam w/LesGoodson Band; Thurs: Tyrone Govan BluesBand; Fri: Melvin Vines Harlem Jazz Machine;Sat: 68th Street Band; Sun: 6pm Voice Clinic,8:30pm Melvin Vines Harlem Jazz Machine.Jul 27: 5-9pm Elliot Pineiro & Sumbaswing.

PARLOR ENTERTAINMENT: 555 Edge-combe Av at 160th St. #3F. 212-781-6595.www.parlorentertainment.com. Sun: 4pm freeadm w/Marjorie Eliot, Bob Cunningham, SedricChoukroun & spec guests.

RIVERBANK STATE PARK: 679 Riverside Drat 145th St & Hudson River. 212-694-3656.www.jazzmobile.org. Free adm. Jul 13: 5-6:30pm Lynette Washington.

RIVERSIDE CHURCH: 490 Riverside Dr (bet120th & 122nd Sts). 1st Mon: 10am-12pmOpen meeting by Harlem Arts Alliancewww.harlemaa.org/347-735-4280.

SETTEPANI: 196 Lenox Av at 120th St. 917-492-4806. www.settepani.com. Thurs: 7-10pm.

SHELL’S BISTRO: 2150 5th Av (bet 131st &132nd Sts). www.shellsbistro.com. 212-234-5600.

SHRINE: 2271 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd(bet 133rd & 134th Sts). 212-690-7807.www.shrinenyc.com. Free adm. Residency(R): Sun 5-8pm Jam w/Lu Reid. Sets: E 6-8pm, L 8-10pm. Jul 1: 8-9pm Gray Maps; 2: LNick Videen; 6: 5pm R, 8-11pm Shrine BigBand; 7: 9-10pm Nafsi Groove; 8: E Paul

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SUNDAY JAZZBRUNCHWith The

BOB KINDRED TRIO

Bob Kindred, tenor saxophone, John Hart, guitar Steve LaSpina, bass

Brunch menu from $9.50-$17.50 Bar minimum $5 Sunday 12:30-3:30

CAFE LOUP105 West 13th StreetReservations: 212-255-4746

A zagatRated Restaurant

Connors; 9: E Nue Jazz Project; 10: E SamTorres; 11: E Nick Di Maria, 10pm-12am GregBanks; 13: 5pm R; 15: 8-9pm Carbon Mirage;17: 10-11pm Trout Cake; 18: E Session, L OutTo Lunch Motown Project; 19: 8-9pm Passero;20: 5pm R, 8-11pm John Wriggle Orch; 22:10pm-12am Michael Veal & Aqua Ife; 24: 9-10pm Johnny Butler Duo; 25: E JocelynShannon Jazz Qrt; 27: 5pm R; 29: 10-11pmThat Shuffle; 30: 10pm-12am Alex Foster Band.

SHOWMAN’S: 375W 125th St at Morningside.www.showmansjazzclub.com. 212-864-8941.Sets: Mon-Thurs 8:30,10&11:30pm, Fri-Sat9:30,11:30pm&1:30am. Free adm/2 drinkmin/set.

SILVANA: 300W 116th St at Frederick DouglasBlvd. 646-692-4935. Sets: Early (E) 6-8pm,Late (L) 8-10pm, Night (N) 10pm-12am. Jul 1: ESteve Tarshis Trio, 8-9pm Outer Bodies; 2: EEric Plaks Trio, 8-9pm Gadi Caplan, 9-10pmJohn La Barbera; 3: E Ben Drazen, L GarySieger & friends; 4: E Kathleen Potton, L Louisde Mieulle Qrt; 5: E Mike Yaw Qrt, 8-9pm AlanLeatherman; 6: E Coyote Anderson Qrt, 9-10pmShawn Patric Ferguson Band; 7: E Sam Torres,N Paul Jones; 8: E Joe Breidenstine Qnt, 10-11pm Luke Schwartz Trio; 10: E MarkPatterson; 11: E Nick Brust Qnt, 8-9pm DannyJonokuchi; 12: E Nick Grinder Gp; 13: EThomas Bergeron Gp; 15: E Gene Ess Band;17: E Brian Pareschi; 18: E Spoke; 20: ESabrina Silver; 21: E Sam Torres Qrt; 22: EScott Kulick Gp, 8-9pm Klezmer Jazz Band, 10-11pm Adebayo Fayemi Qnt; 23: E Remy Labbe,N Alison Shearer Qnt; 24: E JC4; 25: E EladCohen, L Mind Open; 26: 9-10pm Nafsi Groove;27: E Bright Noise, L Ayal Tsubery; 28: E TalkingStrings, 8-9pm Jose Andres Cid de LeonMarquez; 29: E Sam Taylor.

SMOKE & SUPPER CLUB-LOUNGE: 2751Bway (bet 105th & 106th Sts). 212-864-6662.www.smokejazz.com. Sets: Early (E), Late (L),Brunch (B); E 7,9&10:30pm, L 11:45pm +12:45am Fri-Sat, B 11:30am,1&2:30pm.Adm/min vary. Residencies (R): Mon E BigBand night feat Captain Black 07/7&21, JasonMarshall 07/14&28, L Jam w/John FarnsworthQnt & friends; Tues E Mike LeDonne GrooverQrt, L Milton Suggs Qrt 07/1&15, CharlesTurner III 07/8,22&29; Wed L Camille ThurmanQrt; Thurs E Baylor Project 07/3,17&31,Gregory Generet 7/10&24, L Nickel & DimeOPS; Fri L Patience Higgins & Sugar Hill Qrt;Sat L Johnny O’Neal & friends; Sun B AnnetteSt. John Trio, L SaRon Crenshaw 07/6&13,Vivian Sessoms 07/20&27, N Willerm DelisfortQrt. Jul 1: R; 2: Champian Fulton Qnt; 3: R; 4-5:Joe Farnsworth Qrt feat Gary Bartz; 6-8: R; 9:Mark Whitfield Extended; 10: R; 11-12: SonnyFortune Qrt; 13-15: R; 16: Cynthia Holiday; 17:R; 18-19: Cyrus Chestnut; 20-22: R; 23: CynthiaHoliday; 24: R; 25-26: Javon Jackson Qrt; 27-29: R; 30: Brianna Thomas; 31: R.

STAGE 72: 158W 72nd St (bet Bway &Columbus). www.stage72.com. 212-362-2590.Adm varies + 2 drink/min. Jul 11: 7-8:30pmDanny Aiello.

SUGAR BAR: 254W 72nd St (bet Bway & WestEnd Av). 212-579-0222. www.sugarbarnyc.com.Sets: 8pm/$10 adm unless otherwise noted.Residencies: Tues Damara feat Madame PatTandy; Wed JT Project/Project Groove; Thurs9pm Open Mic w/Andre Smith & Sugar Bar AllStar Band. Jul 11: Joe Bonacci & Ty Stephens;12: 9pm Irini Res & Jazz Mix; 19&25: ChrisParker Trio.

SYMPHONY SPACE: 2537 Bway at 95th St.212-864-5400. www.symphonyspace.org. Jul10: 9pm Bar Thalia free adm Liz Childs.

The WEST END LOUNGE: 955 West End Av at107th St. www.thewestendlounge.com. 212-531-4859. Jul 19: 3:30-5:30pm Bluesy Brunchfeat Eileen Howard.

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AMERICAN FOLK ART MUSEUM: 2 LincolnSq on Columbus Av (bet 65th & 66th Sts).www.folkartmuseum.org. 212-595-9533.Free adm. Wed: 2-3pm Bill Wurtzel & MikeGari Duo w/Sharon Fisher.

B. B. KING BLUES CLUB & GRILL: 237W42nd St. www.bbkingblues.com. 212-997-4144. Jul 10: 7&9:30pm Andres Laprida; 11:7&9pm Nanny Assis Band; 12: 8pm CynthiaHoliday; 25: 7&9pm Manny Moreira + Julie E.; 31: 7:30&9:30pm Julie E. & YaronGershovsky Qrt.

BEER CULTURE: 328W 45th St (bet 8th & 9thAvs). www.beerculturenyc.com. Jul 6: 6-9pmSusan Tobocman & Lee Metcalf Trio.

BIRDLAND: 315W 44th St (bet 8th & 9th Avs).212-581-3080. www.birdlandjazz.com. Sets:8:30&11pm, except Mon 7&9:30pm, Sun6,9&11pm. Adm varies. Residencies (R): Mon9:30pm Jim Caruso Cast Party; Wed 5:30-7pm Louis Armstrong Eternity Band by DavidOstwald; Fri 5-7pm Birdland Big Band byTommy Igoe; Sat 6pm except 07/5 BarbaraCarroll; Sun 6pm Birdland Jazz Party featJane Monheit, 9pm Arturo O’Farrill Afro-LatinJazz Orch. Jul 1-5: Arturo O’Farrill w/AuctionProject; 5: 6pm Our Sinatra feat EricComstock, Christopher Gines & HarmonyKeeney; 6-7: R; 8-12: Loston Harris; 13-14:R; 15-19: Ben Allison Gp; 17: 6pm RolandoMorales-Matos & Forward; 20-21: R; 22-26:John Pizzarelli & The Swing Seven; 27-28: R;29-Aug 2: Jazz Masters feat Dave Liebman,Billy Childs, Buster Williams & Billy Hart; 31:6pm James Brandon Lewis.

BROADWAY THAI RESTAURANT: 241W51st St (bet 8th Av & Bway). 212-226-4565.Mon&Sun: 6:30-10:30pm; Sat: 8pm-12amRick Bogart Trio.

BRYANT PARK: 6th Av (bet 41st & 42nd Sts).www.bryantpark.org. 212-768-4242. Mon-Fri:12:30-2:30pm (except 2-4pm Thurs starting07/10) Piano in the Park. Jul 1-4: JuniorMance; 7-11: Russ Kassoff; 14-18: LuizSimas; 18: 6-8:30pm Greg Osby Gp; 21-25:Dona Carter; 25: 6pm Diane Moser Qnt; 28-Aug 1: Isaac ben Ayala.

CARNEGIE CLUB: At City Spire Centre. 156W56th St. www.thecarnegieclub.net. 212-957-9676. Fri: 9pm-12am; Sat: 8:30& 10:30pmSinatra tribute feat Steve Maglio & StanRubin 11 Piece Orch.

CARNEGIE HALL: 57th St & 7th Av. 212-247-7800. www.carnegiehall.org.

CHEZ JOSEPHINE: 414W 42nd St (bet 9th &Dyer Avs). www.chezjosephine.com. 212-594-1925. Sat: 8pm-12am Sarah McLawlerDuo.

COBI: At Pearl Studios NY. 516-922-2010. DAMROSCH PARK: 62nd St (bet Columbus &

Amsterdam Avs). 212-721-6500. www.midsummernightswing.org. Dance 6:30pm, music7:30-10pm. $17 adm. Jul 5: James Langton &New York All-Star Big Band feat DanLevinson & Molly Ryan; 8: Vince Giordano &the Nighthawks w/spec guests Margot B. &Stephen DeRosa; 12: Harlem RenaissanceOrch feat Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch w/specguest James Carter.

DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUM: At LincolnCenter. Bway at 62nd St. www.lincolncenter.org/atrium. 212-875-5350. Jul 3: 7:30pmTarget Free Thursdays series feat MarvinSewell Gp.

MID-TOWN MANHATTAN

(Between 35th & 69th Street)

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DIZZY’S CLUB COCA-COLA: At Jazz @Lincoln Center. 10 Columbus Cr, at 60th St,5th Fl. www.jalc.org. 212-258-9800. Sets:7:30&9:30pm; Late Night Sessions 11:30pmTues-Sat, hosted by Michael MwensoThurs&Sat. Adm: unless otherwise noted Mon$25, Tues-Thurs&Sun $35, Fri $40, Sat $45,Student $25, Late Nights $5-20; $10 min. Jul1: $40 Bucky Pizzarelli Qrt; 2-3: Craig Handy2nd Line Slim; 4-10: closed; 11-12: RussellMalone; 13-16: $35 Igor Butman & MoscowJazz Orch; 17-20: Joe Locke feat vocalistKenny Washington; 21: Marion CowingsVocal Master Class; 22-23: Marcus BelgraveQnt w/Joan Belgrave; 24-27: $40 07/24&27Jon Faddis Qrt; 28: $30/$15 students YotamSilberstein; 29-30: $30/$15 students TiaFuller Qrt; 31-Aug 3: Willie Jones III Sxt.

DON’T TELL MAMA: 343W 46th St. atRestaurant Row. 212-757-0788. www.donttellmamanyc.com.

DOROTHY STRELSIN THEATER: 312W36th St (bet 8th & 9th Avs). Jul 28: 6pmMidtown International Theatre Festival XVwww.midtownfestival.org/866-811-4111 featLottie and Leo.

E&E GRILL HOUSE: 233W 49th St (bet Bway& 8th Av). www.eegrillhouse.com. 212-505-9909. Mon-Tues: 8-11pm feat Craig McGorryQrt or Matt Martysik Qrt.

FLÛTE EAST SIDE: 303E 53rd St at 2nd Av.646-998-5434. www.flutebar.com. Wed: 8-10pm. Jul 24: Chuck Bentz & Charles SibirskyDuo; 30: Michelle Zangara Gp.

FLÛTE MIDTOWN: 205W 54th St (bet Bway &7th Av). 212-265-5169. www.flutebar.com.Wed: 7-10pm. Jul 9: Michelle Zangara Gp;16: Anna Elizabeth Kendrick; 23&30: DorianDevins Duo.

GRATA: 1076 1st Av at 59th St. 212-842-0007.www.gratany.com. Wed-Thurs: 8pm; Fri-Sat:9pm. Jul 4: Jacob Melchior Trio; 5: KirkDriscoll Trio; 11: Tony Middleton Trio; 12: JoeCohn Trio; 18: Angela Roberts Trio; 19: SarahHayes Trio; 26: Jack Wilkins Trio.

HUNTER COLLEGE: Lang Recital Hall. 695Park Av (68th St bet Park & Lex Avs). 4th Fl.212-772-4000. www.hunter.cuny.edu/music.

IGUANA RESTAURANT: 240W 54th St atBway. 212-399-9457. Mon-Tues: 8-11pm VinceGiordano & The Nighthawks. Jul 14: 9pm-12am Vandoren Jam feat Mark Gross Qrt.

INFUSE51: 331W 51st St (bet 8th & 9th Avs)1st Fl. 212-974-8030. www.infuse51.com.

IRIDIUM: 1650 Bway at 51st St. 212-582-2121.www.theiridium.com. Sets: 8&10pm. Admvaries/$15 min. Student 1/2 price adm 2nd setTues-Thurs&Sun. Jul 1: 8:30&10:30pm CarolFredette; 2: Wayne Wilentz & Rio/DC; 3:Richard Padron Qrt; 4: closed; 5: SeanRickman Power Trio; 6-7: Andy Timmons; 8-9:Michael Landau Gp feat Wayne Krantz; 10:Arielle Verinis; 11-12: Tom Wopat; 13: tba; 14:Marty Schwartz Band; 15: James Hunter Six;16: Ben Waters; 17-18: Virgil Donati; 19-20:Jeff "Tain" Watts & friends; 21: JimmyThackery Band; 22-23: no 10pm set 07/22,8&10:30pm 07/23 Richie Sambora; 24: C.J.Chenier; 25: Alexis P. Suter; 26:7:30&10:30pm Mike Peters; 27: Elaine St.George; 28: Les Paul Mondays feat CarlVerheyen w/Les Paul Trio; 29: Molly Ryan;30: 7:30&10:30pm Mike Peters; 31: SonnyLandreth.

JAZZ AT KITANO: 66 Park Av at 38th St. 212-885-7119. www.kitano.com. Sets: Mon 8-11:30pm, Tues 8-11pm, Wed-Sat 8-9:15&10-11:15pm, Sun 11am-2pm. $15 adm/$15min/set, except free adm+min Mon-Tues, $30 adm+min Fri-Sat, $35 buffet Sun.

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Residencies (R): Mon Jam w/Iris Ornig; Tuesexcept 07/29 Kevin Harris Solo; Sun JazzBrunch w/Tony Middleton Trio. Jul 1: R; 2:Sabrina Silver Qrt; 3: Joe Alterman Trio; 4:Harry Allen Qrt; 5: Dee Daniels Qrt; 6-8: R; 9:Jason Yeager Qrt; 10: Brandon Wright Qrt; 11-12: Roni Ben-Hur Trio; 13-15: R; 16: LynetteWashington & Dennis Bell Jazz NY Qrt; 17:Rob Rodriguez Qrt; 18-19: Phil Grenadier Qrt;20-22: R; 23: Lainie Cooke Qrt; 24: DanielaSchaechter Qrt; 25: Paul Meyers/Helio AlvesBrazilian Project; 26: Alexis Cole Qrt; 27-28: R;29: Kyoko Oyobe Solo; 30: Art Lande Qrt; 31:Peggy King & The All-Star Trio.

JOHN JAY COLLEGE: 899 10th Ave #623 (bet58th & 59th Sts). www.jazzforumarts.org. 914-631-1000. Jul 29: 6:30-8pm Twilight Jazz featMonika Oliveira & The Brazilians.

JUILLIARD SCHOOL: 60 Lincoln CenterPlaza. 212-799-5000. www.juilliard.edu.

LAGUARDIA HIGH SCHOOL OF MUSIC &ART AND PERFORMING ARTS: 100Amsterdam Av at 65th St. 212-496-0700.www.laguardiahs.org.

The LAMBS CLUB: 132W 44th St (bet 6th Av &Bway). www.thelambsclub.com. 212-997-5262. Tues-Wed: 7:30pm; Sun: 11am-2:30pmJazz Brunch.

LE CIRQUE: One Beacon Ct, 151E 58th St (bet3rd & Lexington Avs). 212-644-0202.www.lecirquecafe.com. Mon: 7:30-10:30pmMusical Mondays. Jul 7: Joe Alterman; 14:Matt Baker Trio.

LE PARKER MERIDIEN: 119W 56th St. 212-245-4535. www.klavierhaus.com. Free adm.Jul 19: 8-11pm Scot Albertson Trio.

LEXINGTON HOTEL: 511 Lexington Av at 48thSt. 212-755-4400.

LIGHTHOUSE: 111E 59th St (bet Park &Lexington Avs). 516-627-4468. Sets: 7:15pm.

LOCAL 802: Associated Musicians of GreaterNew York Club Room. 322W 48th St (bet 8th &9th Sts). www.local802afm.org. 212-245-4802.Mon: 7-9:30pm Jazz Foundation of AmericaJam.

L’YBANE: 709 8th Av (bet 44th & 45th Sts). 212-582-2012. www.lybane.com. Tues&Fri9:30pm-12am: Rick Bogart Trio.

MASQ LOUNGE: 306E 49th St (bet 1st & 2ndAvs). www.masqbar.com. 212-644-8294.

MEASURE: At Langham Place. 400 5th Av (bet36th & 37th Sts). www.measurenyc.com. 212-695-4005. Sets: 8-11pm. Free adm/1 drinkmin. Mon-Sat: Trio/Qrt, Sun: Marco DiGennaro Solo. Jul 1-5: Antonio Ciacca; 7-12:Alberto Pibiri; 14-19: Mike Karn; 21-26: MikeLedonne; 28-31: Jill McCarron.

MICHIKO STUDIOS: 149W 46th St 3rd Fl. 212-302-4011. www.robertoswinds.com.

MONKEY BAR: 60E 54th St (bet Madison &Park Avs). www.monkeybarnewyork.com. 212-288-1010. Sat: 8-11pm Rosalyn McClore Solo.

The NATIONAL: 557 Lexington Av at 50th St.212-715-2400. www.thenationalnyc.com. Sun:6-10pm. Jul 6: Milton Suggs; 13: Comic Talesof Tragic Heartbreak; 20: Marianne Solivan;27: Shoshana Bush.

NATSUMI RESTAURANT: 226W 50th St (bet8th & Bway). www.natsuminyc.com. 212-258-2988. Tues: 5-8pm Joe Cohn Organ Trio.

PEARL STUDIOS NYC: 519 8th Av (bet 35th &36th Sts). 12th Fl. Studio A. 212-904-1850.www.pearlstudiosnyc.com. Fri: 7:30-10:30pm$10 adm Open Mic/Jam by Frank Owens forSingers, Tap Dancers & Instrumentalists.

PERA MEDITERRANEAN BRASSERIE: 303Madison Av (bet 41st & 42nd Sts). 212-878-6301. www.peranyc.com. Free adm. Fri: 6-9:30pm.

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The PLAZA: Fifth Av at Central Park S. 212-759-3000. www.theplaza.com. 8:30-11pm: freeadm. Wed: Kat Gang; Thurs: Lapis Luna Qrt.

ROBERT: 2 Columbus Cir 9th Fl. 212-299-7730.www.robertnyc.com. Sets: Mon-Tues 6:30-9:30pm, Wed-Thurs 7-10pm, Fri-Sat 8-11pm,Sun 12:30-2:30pm Brunch & 6:30-9:30pm.

ROBERTO’S WINDS: 149W 46th St. 212-391-1315. www.robertoswinds.com.

ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY: 1230 York Avat 66th St. www.rockefeller.edu. 212-327-8000.

The RUM HOUSE: 228W 47th St (bet Bway &8th Av). www.edisonrumhouse.com. 646-490-6924. Sets: 9:30pm-12:30am, Mon 10pm-1am.Residencies: Mon Terry Waldo & Rum HouseJass Band; Sun Candy Shop Boys.

SAINT PETER’S CHURCH: 619 Lexington Avat 54th St. (Citicorp Bld). www.saintpeters.org.212-935-2200. Wed: 1pm $10 don MidtownJazz at Midday; Thurs: 12:30pm free adm Jazzon the Plaza; Sun: 5pm free adm JazzVespers. Jul 2: Stephanie Nakasian Trio; 3: nomusic; 6: Marc Copland & Ike Sturm Duo; 9:David White Orch; 10: Laila Biali Band; 12:7pm $20 don Natives in Jazz feat Bertha Hope& Jazzberry w/Keisha St. Joan, Chuk Fowler &Higher Energy w/Coby Knight, JackRainmaker/Candese Tarpley w/NativePerformers, Sadanyah; 13: Ken Simon Qrt; 16:David Shenton w/spec guest Erin Shields; 17:Eric Person & Meta Four; 20: MelissaStylianou Trio; 23: Mauricio de Souza & BossaBrasil; 24: Billy Hart Ens; 27: Godwin LouisQrt; 30: Liz Childs; 31: Susan Pereira & SaborBrazil.

SAN MARTIN RESTAURANT: 143E 49th St(bet Lexington & 3rd Avs). 212-832-0888.www.sanmartinrestaurantny.com. 1st Tues:6:30-8pm Ron Odrich Qrt.

SOMETHIN’ JAZZ CLUB: 212E 52nd St (bet2nd & 3rd Avs). www.somethinjazz.com. 212-371-7657. Sets: Early (E) 7-8:45pm, Late (L)9-10:45pm, Night (N) 11pm, add PM 5-6:45pmSat-Sun. $12 adm unless otherwise noted/$10min. Jul 1: L Alignment; 2: E Alec G. Gp, L $10EJB Qnt, N $10 NB4; 3: E Stringency, L $10Antonello Parisi Qrt; 5: L Tuomo Uusitalo Duo;6: PM Mika Samba Jazz Trio, E Emy Tseng; 7:E $10 Alex Clough Trio; 8: E $10 Piano ConMona Qrt, L $10 Winter/Fischbacher Qrt featDonny McCaslin, N Will Mac Qrt; 9: L TroyRoberts Qrt; 10: E $15 IN; 11: E Ted Perry Trio,L Kathleen Potton, N Linda Briceno; 12: PMMatt Malanowski Trio, E Russ Wilcox Jazz Gp,L Charles Sibirsky; 13: PM $10 Kaz Araki Gp,E Josh Levinson Sxt; 15: E $10 Hear theBeauty 5, L $10 Ian O'Beirne, N $10 Joe PinoQrt; 16: E Saia Garcia Davis Trio, L VictorBaker Band; 17: E Project Grand Slam, LDarren Litzie Trio, N Brothers of ContrapuntalSwing; 18: E Ladies Day, L $10 Laura Angyal& Guitar Duo, N John Morrison Qrt; 19: E BenRosenblum Gp, L Brust/Horowitz Qnt; 20: E$20 Shoko & friends; 22: E Bob Rodriguez Gp;23: E $10 David Bertrand Qrt, L CarolinaCalvache Qrt; 24: L $10 Telma Viale; 25: E $10Ms. Blu Trio, L Paula Jaakkola, N Luz Pinos;26: E $10 Isaiah Barr & Onyx Qnt, L $10 DavePollack Qrt, N $10 Paul Tafoya Gp; 27: PM NYJazz Flutet; 30: E $10 David Bertrand Qrt, LMichael Dease Oct; 31: L Michael Eaton Qnt.

STEINWAY HALL: 109W 57th St. 212-246-1100. www.steinwayhall.com.

STUDIO 100 BAR: At Marriott Residence Inn.1033 6th Av (bet 38th & 39th St) 3rd Fl. 212-768-0007. Free adm/no min. Tues&Thurs: 7-10pm Trios.

SWING 46: Jazz & Supper Club. 349W 46th St(bet 8 & 9th Avs). www.swing46.com. 212-262-

9554. Sets: Mon-Tues&Thurs 8:30pm, Wed&Sun 8pm, Fri-Sat 9:30pm. Residencies (R):Mon Swingadelic; Tues George Gee SwingOrch; Wed Stan Rubin Orch. Jul 1-2: R; 3&10:Harlem Renaissance Orch feat Tulivu-DonnaCumberbatch; 4&18: Ron Sunshine Orch; 5:Double Down; 6: Sarah Hayes & Savoy 7; 7-9:R; 11&25: George Gee Swing Orch; 12:Swingadelic; 13,20&27: Felix & the Cats; 14-16: R; 17: Glenn Crytzer Savoy Seven; 19:Maulers; 21-23: R; 24: Fleur Seule; 26&31:Professor Cunningham & Old School; 28-30: R.

TAGINE: 221 W38th St (bet 7th & 8th Avs).www.taginedining.com. 646-373-6265. $15min.

TGI FRIDAY’S: 677 Lexington Av at 56th St.212-339-8858. www.tgifridays.com. Sun: 6-9pm Marc Devine Trio.

TOMI JAZZ: 239E 53rd St (Bet 2nd & 3rd Avs).Lower level. www.tomijazz.com. 646-497-1254. Sets: Mon-Wed 8-11pm, Thurs 9-11:30pm, Fri 9pm-1am, Sat Early (E) 8-10:30pm, Late (L) 11pm-1:30am. Adm: Mon-Wed Free/$5min, Thurs-Sat $10 adm/$10 min.Jul 1: Peter LaMalfa Trio; 2: Yako Izumi Trio +Hiroshi Uenohara; 5: Yuko Ito Trio + SpencerJones Trio; 8: Tom Papadatos Trio; 9: YayoiFilipski Trio + Debra Kreisberg; 10: ScotAlbertson Duo; 11: Ben Wood Trio; 12: EmilioTeubal Trio + Tak Iwasaki Trio; 14: TakenoriNishiuchi; 15; Michael Gallant Trio; 16: KazAraki Trio; 17: Tap-Bop; 18: Racha Fora Trio;19: Annie Chen Trio; 22: Eva Lawitts Trio + TalBlumstein Trio; 23: Kazue Patton Trio +Richard Thai Duo; 25: Luiz Ebert Trio; 26:Yusuke Seki; 30: Kristen Lee Sergeant Trio;31: Senri Oe.

The TOWN HALL: 123W 43rd St (bet 6&7thAvs). 212-840-2824. www.the-townhall-nyc.org.

11TH STREET BAR: 510E 11th St (bet Av A &B). www.11thstbar.com. 212-982-3929. Mon:8-11pm Richard Clements & Murray Wall JazzExpress.

55 BAR: 55 Christopher St (bet 6th & 7th Avs).212-929-9883. www.55bar.com. Sets: Early(E) 7pm except Fri-Sun 6pm, Late (L) 10pm.1st Thurs: Ami Cervini; 1st Sat: E Ayana lowe;last Fri: Kendra Shank. Jul 11: E Tessa Souter;15: E Roz Corral Qrt.

ABC NO RIO: 156 Rivington St (bet Clinton &Suffolk Sts). www.abcnorio.org. 212-254-3697.Sun: 7pm 2 sets + Open Session. Jul 13:Rachael Trapp + Stone Arabia.

ALL THINGS PROJECT: At NeighborhoodChuch. 269 Bleecker St. 212-691-1770.www.allthingsproject.net. 1st Fri: 8&10pm freeadm. Jul 4: Jon Gordon Trio.

ANTIBES BISTRO: 112 Suffolk St (betDelancey & Rivington Sts). 212-533-6088.www.antibesbistro.com. Free adm/no min.Tues-Wed: 7-10:30pm.

ANTIQUE GARAGE: 41 Mercer St. 212-219-1019. www.antiquegaragesoho.com. Sets:Mon-Thurs 7-10pm, Sat-Sun 1-4pm.

ARTHUR’S TAVERN: 57 Grove St. 212-675-6879. www.arthurstavernnyc.com. Sets: 7-10pm. Mon: Grove Street Stompers feat JoeLicari; Tues: Yuichi Hirakawa; Wed: Eve Silber;Thurs-Sat: Eri Yamamoto Trio; Sun: CreoleCooking.

ARTS FOR ART: 107 Suffolk St. 212-254-5420.www.artsforart.org.

ARTURO’S: 106W Houston St at Thompson St.212-677-3820.

(Below 34th Street)

LOWER MANHATTAN

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CHEZ JEF: 241 Bowery (bet Stanton &Rivington Sts). www.chezjefnyc.com. 212-388-0052. Thurs-Sat: 8-11pm, Sun: 2-5pmBrunch. Thurs: Cara & Brooklyn SugarStompers; Fri: Sweet Megg & Wayfarers; Sat:Mary Alouette; Sun: Myriam Phiro.

CITY WINERY: 155 Varick St (bet Spring &Vandam Sts). www.citywinery.com. 212-608-0555.

CORNELIA STREET CAFÉ: 29 Cornelia St.212-989-9319. www.corneliastreetcafe.com.Sets unless otherwise noted: Mon-Thurs&Sun8:30pm, Fri-Sat 9&10:30pm. Adm varies. Jul1: Lauren Falls; 2: Michaël Attias Spun Tree;3-5: Cameron Brown fest feat 07/3 SheilaJordan, 07/4 Dannie & Calypso, 07/5 TheHear and Now; 8: Sifter; 9: Quentin AngusNew 4tet; 10-12: Mario Pavone fest; 11: 6pmJua; 13: Jazz Latido; 15: 1IN2, 10pm JesseElder; 16: Yabuno Ettun Project; 17: WalkingDistance; 18: Tom Rainey Trio; 20: NewBrazilian Perspectives feat Ruben Salles,10pm Edsel Gomez; 22: Sam Trapchak Qrt,10pm Arthur Vint & Associates; 23: Follow theStick; 24: David Cook Qnt; 25-26: TonyMalaby, Tamarindo Trio; 30: Ricky RodriguezQnt; 31: Michael Blanco Qnt.

The CROOKED KNIFE: 29E 30th St (bet Park& Madison Avs). www.thecrookedknife.com.212-696-2593. Tues: 7-10pm Iris Ornig Trio.

The CUPPING ROOM CAFE: 359W Bway(bet Broome & Grand Sts). 212-925-2898.www.cuppingroomcafe.com. Sat: 8:30pm MalStein. Jul 18: 8pm Miss Ida Blue.

The CUTTING ROOM: 32nd St (bet Madison& Park Av). www.thecuttingroom.com. 212-260-0905. Jul 16: 7pm $15 adm Henry Butlerw/Steven Bernstein & the Hot 9.

DARBY: 244W 14th St (bet 8th & 7th Avs). 212-242-4411. www.thedarbynyc.com.

The DEAD RABBIT GROCERY & GROG:30 Water St (Broad & Old Slip Sts). 646-422-7906. www.deadrabbitnyc.com. Fri: 9pm-1amTerry Waldo Solo.

DESMOND’S STEAKHOUSE: 513 7th Av at38th St. www.desmondssteakhouse.com.212-391-6900. Sun: 11:30am-4pm JazzBrunch.

DIXON PLACE LOUNGE: 161 Chrystie St (betRivington & Delancey). 212-219-0736.www.dixonplace.org. $10 adm. 7:30pm.

DOMA NA ROHU: 17 Perry St at 7th Av. 212-929-4339. www.domanyc.com. $10 min. Tues:7:30&9pm Gypsy Jazz; Sat: 8&9:15pm. Jul12: Matt Munisteri & JD Pendley.

DOWNTOWN MUSIC GALLERY: 13 MonroeSt (bet Market & Catherine Sts). 212-473-0043. www.downtownmusicgallery.com.

DROM: 85 Ave A (bet 5th & 6th Sts). 212-777-1157. www.dromnyc.com. $10 adm. Jul 8:7:15pm Yossi Tamim Ens, 9:30pm CarteBlanche & The LadyBugs; 10: 10pm DODOOrch & DJ Earthian; 22: 9:30pm CarteBlanche & Miss Ida Blue; 25: 9pm JoeBenjamin.

DUANE PARK CAFÉ: 157 Duane St (bet Hud-son & W Bway). www.duaneparknyc.com.212-732-5555. Fri: 9pm Plume Revue feat DPJazz Qrt.

The EAR INN: 326 Spring St (bet Greenwich &Washington Sts). www.earinn.com. 212-431-9750. Sun: 8-11pm EarRegulars w/Jon-ErikKellso & friends; 1st Mon: 12-3am MattMunisteri Qrt w/Jon-Erik Kellso.

ELLA LOUNGE: 9 Avenue A (bet 1st & 2ndAvs). www.ellalounge.com. 212-777-2230.

FAT CAT: 75 Christopher St at 7th Av. 212-675-6056. www.fatcatmusic.org. $3 adm/no min.Sets unless otherwise noted: Early (E), Late

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B FLAT: Basement 277 Church St (bet Franklin &White Sts). www.bflat.info. 212-219-2970. Mon8-11pm & Wed 8:30-11:30pm: Jordan YoungTrio.

BACK ROOM: 102 Norfolk St (bet Delancey &Rivington Sts). www.backroomnyc.com. 212-228-5098. Mon: 9:15pm-12:30am.

BAR NEXT DOOR: 129 McDougal St. 212-529-5945. www.lalanternacaffe.com. Sets: Mon-Thurs Early (E) 6:30pm, Late (L) 8:30&10:30pm, Fri-Sat 7:30,9:30&11:30pm, Sun8&10pm. Adm: $12 all night + 1 drink min/setexcept Fri-Sat $12/set + 1 drink min/set, E free.Trios unless otherwise noted. Mon-Thurs: EEmerging Artists series; Mon: L Vocal Mondaysseries. Residencies (R): Wed L JonathanKreisberg; Sun Peter Mazza. Jul 1: E BennoMarmur, L Jon Irabagon; 2: E Ben Bryden, L R;3: E Yehonatan Cohen, L Ehud Ettun; 4: TorbenWaldorf; 5: Quentin Angus; 6: R; 7: E KevinWang, L John Malino; 8: E Tom Finn, L RaleMicic; 9: E Alex Sugerman, L R; 10: E AlexLevine, L Perry Smith; 11: Jerome Sabbagh; 12:Rotem Sivan; 13: R; 14: E Andrew Van Tassel,L Deborah Latz; 15: E Dan Hartig, L PeteMcCann; 16: E Pete McCann, L R; 17: ENicholas Brust, L Jamie Baum; 18: Greg Skaff;19: Joe Giglio; 20: R; 21: E Paul Jones, LMelissa Stylianou; 22: E Nick Finzer, LKaleidoscope; 23: E Nadav Pelled, L R; 24: EJoe Pino, L David Kain; 25: Oscar Peñas; 26:Rez Abbasi; 27: R; 28: E Gioel Severini, LEliane Amherd; 29: E Nick Lancaster, L LageLund; 30: E Kevin Clark, L R; 31: E JonathanSaraga, L Dave Acker.

The BITTER END: 147 Bleecker St (betThompson & LaGuardia). 212-673-7030.www.bitterend.com.

BLACK DUCK: 122E 28th St. 212-204-5240.www.blackduckny.com. Fri-Sat: 7pm.

BLUE NOTE JAZZ CLUB: 131W 3rd St at 6thAv. 212-475-8592. www.bluenotejazz.com.Sets: 8& 10:30pm + Late Night Fri-Sat 12:30am,Sunday Brunch 11:30am&1:30pm. Adm varies.Jul 1-3: Heath Brothers Qnt; 4-6: Nicole Henry;7: Youngjoo Song Qrt; 8-13: Dizzy Gillespie™All Star Big Band; 14: Joe Gransden Big Band;15-16: Dirty Dozen Brass Band; 17-20: PonchoSanchez; 21: Baby do Brasil, 10:30pm Wayna;22-23: Pat Martino Organ Trio; 24-27: WallaceRoney Qrt w/spec guest; 28-30: Harvey MasonChameleon; 31: tba. Late Night w/Jul 4: ShilpaAnanth; 5: Melanie Charles/Rat Habitat; 11:Tomas Doncker & The Howlin' Wolf Project; 12:Coulon; 18: Brasil Live; 19: Amanda Ruzza; 25:Mauricio Zottarelli; 26: Davi Vieira. SundayBrunch w/Jul 6: Alex Brown; 13: Miho Hazama& m_unit; 20: Hendrik Meurkens; 27: Jo-YuChen Trio.

CAFÉ LOUP: 105W 13th St (bet 6th & 7th Avs).212-255-4746. www.cafeloupnyc.com. Freeadm/$5 min. Sun: Jazz Brunch 12:30am-3:30pm, eve 6:30-9:30pm. Sun brunch: BobKindred, John Hart & Steve LaSpina; Sun eve:Junior Mance, Hide Tanaka & Michi Fuji Trio.

CAFE NOCTAMBULO: At Pangea. 178 2nd Av(bet 11th & 12th Sts). 212-995-0900. www.cafenoctambulo.com. Tues: 7-9pm ChristopherGines, Eric Comstock & Barbara Fasano.

CAFFE VIVALDI: 32 Jones St (bet Bleecker &4th St). www.caffevivaldi.com. 212-691-7538.Free adm.

CAPITAL GRILLE: 120 Bway (at Pine &Nassau). www.thecapitalgrille.com. 212-374-1811. Free adm. Fri: 6:30-10pm Richard RussoTrio.

The CELL: A Twenty First Century Salon. 338W23rd St (bet 8th & 9th Avs). 646-861-2253.www.thecelltheatre.org.

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(L), Night (N); Mon E 6pm, L 9pm, N 12:30am;Tues-Wed E 7pm, L 9pm, N 12:30am;Thurs&Sat E 7pm, L 10pm, N 1:30am; Fri E6pm, L 9pm + 10:30pm, N 1:30am; Sun E6pm, L 9pm, N 12:30am. Ev N: Jam.Residencies (R): Mon N Billy Kaye; Tues ESaul Rubin, N Greg Glassman; Wed E except07/2 Raphael D'lugoff Qrt, N Ned Goold; Fri9pm Gospel Queens; Sun E Terry Waldo &Gotham City Band, N Brandon Lewis & ReneeCruz. Jul 1: E R, L tba, N R; 2: E TardoHammer Trio, L Groover Trio, N R; 3: E AsafYuria Grow Ahead Sxt, L Saul Rubin Zebtet, Ntba; 4: E tba, L R + Jared Gold/Dave GibsonBand, N tba; 5: E Ray Parker Qrt, L RaphaelD'lugoff Qnt, N tba; 6: E R, 8:30pm Fat Cat BigBand, N R; 7: E tba, L Davis Whitfield Qnt, NR; 8: E R, L Peter Brainin & Latin JazzWorkshop, N R; 9: E R, L Harold Mabern Trio,N R; 10: E tba, L Greg Glassman Qnt, N tba;11: E tba, L R + Brian Charette Trio, N tba; 12:E Alan Palmer Trio, L Stacy Dillard Sxt, N tba;13: E R, L tba, N R; 14: E tba, L Ned GooldQrt, N R; 15: E R, L tba, N R; 16: E R, L DonHahn, N R; 17: E tba, L Josh Evans Spt, N tba;18: E tba, L R + Point of Departure, N tba; 19:E Theo Hill, L Myron Walden Countryfied, Ntba; 20: E R, L tba, N R; 21: E tba, L GeorgeBraith, N R; 22: E R, L Nu D'Lux, N R; 23: E R,L Michael Louis-Smith Qnt, N R; 24: E tba, LPOD, N tba; 25: E tba, L R + Dialo House, Ntba; 26: E tba, L Philip Harper, N David Weiss;27: E R, L Alex David, N R; 28: E&L tba, N R;29: E R, L Itai Kriss & Gato Gordo, N R; 30: ER, L Ryan Berg Qnt, N R; 31: E tba, L NewCuban Express, N Ray Parker Qrt.

FLÛTE GRAMERCY: 40E 20th St (bet Bway &Park Av S). 212-529-7870. www.flutebar. com.Free adm. Wed: 7-10pm. Jul 9: MelanieMarod; 16: Dorian Devins; 23: GuaranteedPure Happy feat Michelle Zangara; 30: KyokoSaegusa.

GARAGE: 99 7th Av S (bet W 4th & Bleecker).www.garagerest.com. 212-645-0600. Freeadm/no min. Sets: Early (E), Late (L), Brunch(B); Mon E 7-10pm, L 10:30pm-1:30am; Tues-Thurs E 6-10pm, L 10:30pm-1:30am, Fri E6:15-10:15pm, L 10:45pm-2:45am; Sat B 12-4pm, E 6:15-10:15pm, L 10:45pm-2:45am;Sun B 11:30am-4pm, E 6:30-10:30pm, L11pm-2am. Residency (R): Sun E David CossQrt. Jul 1: E Kyle Moffat Sxt, L Afro Mantra; 2:E Yvonnick Prene Qrt, L Joe Pino Qrt; 3: EBen Patterson Organ Trio, L Dave Baron Trio;4: E Fukushi Tainaka Trio, L Dre BarnesProject; 5: B Larry Newcomb Qrt, E EvgenySivtsov Trio, L Akiko Tsuruga Trio; 6: B MayuSaeki Trio, E R, L Tsutomu Naki Trio; 7: EHoward Williams Jazz Orch, L Justin LeesTrio; 8: E Recessionals Jazz Band, L PaulFrancis Trio; 9: E Anderson Brothers, LNicholas Brust Qrt; 10: E Marc Devine Trio, LGabe Valle Qrt; 11: E Masami Ishikawa Trio, LPeter Valera & Jump Blues Band; 12: B JerryCostanzo Trio, E Avi Rothbard Trio, L VirginiaMayhew Qrt; 13: B Kyoko Oyobe Trio, E R, LDave Kain Gp; 14: E Cecilia Coleman BigBand, L Dmitry Baevsky Trio; 15: E Mauriciode Souza Trio, L Austin Walker Trio; 16: E EricDiVito Trio, L Will Terrill Trio; 17: E AdamMoezinia Trio, L Adam Larson Trio; 18: E AlexLayne Trio, L Kevin Dorn & BIG 72; 19: BLarry Newcomb Qrt, E Al Marino Qnt, LDaylight Blues Band; 20: B Lou Caputo Qrt, ER, L Abe Ovadia; 21: E Howard Williams JazzOrch, L Kenny Shanker Qrt; 22: E Carl BartlettJr. Trio, L Chris Carroll Trio; 23: E Stacy DillardQrt, L Greg Diamond Trio; 24: E Rick StoneTrio, L Jason Yeager Trio; 25: E MichikaFukumori Trio, L Peter Valera & Jump BluesBand; 26: B Marsha Heydt & Project of Love, E

Champian Fulton Qrt, L Virginia Mayhew Qrt;27: B Iris Ornig Qrt, E R, L Nobuki TakamenTrio; 28: E Lou Caputo & Not So Big Band, LRyan Meagher Trio; 29: E Tony Jefferson &friends, L Stacy Dillard; 30: E Rob EdwardsQrt, L Chris Beck Trio; 31: E Denver Jazz ClubYouth Allstars, L Adam Rongo Trio.

GERSHWIN HOTEL: 7E 27th St (bet Madison& 5th Av). www.gershwinhotel.com. 212-545-8000.

GREENWICH VILLAGE BISTRO: 13Carmine St (bet Bleecker & 6th Av). 212-206-9777. www.greenwichvillagebistro.com. Freeadm. Sets: 9-11pm.

JAZZ GALLERY: 1160 Bway, 5th Fl at 27th St.www.jazzgallery.org. 646-494-3625. Sets: 9pm$15/10 adm & 11pm $10/5 adm, $22/10 Fri-Sat. Jul 3: Miguel Zenón & Mario Castro; 10:Shai Maestro Trio; 11: Mike Moreno Qrt; 12:F33MS4; 17: Miguel Zenón & Mario Castro;18-19: Román Filiu; 22: Ted Poor Qrt; 24:Miles Okazaki Qrt; 25: Ingrid Laubrock Qnt; 26:Matana Roberts Qrt; 30: 9pm Jon Hendricks;31: Lee Konitz Qrt.

JAZZ STANDARD: 116E 27th St (bet Park &Lexington Avs). www.jazzstandard.net. 212-576-2232. Sets: 7:30&9:30pm + 11:30pm Fri-Sat. Adm: Mon,Thur&Sun $25, Tues-Wed $20,Fri-Sat $30. Residencies (R): Mon MingusMondays w/Big Band. Jul 1: Jack Wilkins 70thBday Celeb; 2-6: (no 11:30pm set) JamesCotton Blues Band; 8: Darcy James Argue &Secret Society; 9: Nir Felder; 10-13: CharlesMcPherson Qnt; 15-16: Julian Lage Trio; 17-20: Sean Jones Qrt; 22: Lenny Pickett; 23:Pascal & Triangle feat Miguel Zenón & DonnyMcCaslin; 24-27: Donald Harrison Qnt w/specguest Steve Turre; 29-30: Chris Bergson Band;31-Aug 3: Kenny Barron Qrt feat Stefon Harris.

JOE’S PUB: At Public Theater. 425 Lafayette St& Astor Pl. www.joespub.com. 212-967-7555.Adm varies. Jul 20&27: 12pm Brunch featAllen Toussaint; 25: 7pm The Hot Sardines.

JULES BISTRO: 65 Saint Marks Pl (bet 1st &2nd Avs). 212-477-5560. www.julesbistro.com.Sets: 8:30-11:30pm, Brunch 12-3pm. Sun:Jazz party & jam feat Renaud Penant.

LE PESCADEUX: 90 Thompson St (bet Prince& Spring Sts). www.lepescadeuxnyc.com. 212-966-0021. Wed: 7-10pm Sultry Jazz series;Sun: Brunch 11am-4pm feat GabrielleStravelli. Jul 16: Michelle Zangara Gp.

LE POISSON ROUGE: 158 Bleecker St atThompson St. www.lepoissonrouge.com. 212-796-0741. Adm varies. Jul 22: 7pm ArtoLindsay.

L.E.S GALLERY CAFÉ: At Clemente SotoVélez Cultural & Educational Center: 107Suffolk St (bet Rivington & Delancey Sts). 212-253-2280. csvcenter.com. See Clemente SotoVélez Cultural & Educational Center.

LILLIE'S UNION SQUARE: 13E 17th St (bet5th Av & Bway). 212-337-1970. www.unionsquare.lilliesnyc.com. Sun: 2-5pm TheBailsmen.

LITTLE BRANCH: 20 Leroy St at 7th Av S. 212-929-4360.

MANDERLEY BAR: At McKittrick Hotel. 530W27th St (bet 10th & 11th Avs). www.mckittrickhotel.com. Wed: 11pm free adm. Jul 7: AndrewDrury; 14: Tomas Fujiwara; 21: Daniel Carter;28: William Parker.

METROPOLITAN ROOM: 34W 22nd St (bet.5th & 6th Avs). www.metropolitanroom.com.212-206-0440. Sets unless otherwise noted:Early (E) 7pm, Late (L) 9:30pm. Residency(R): Tues L Annie Ross. Jul 1: L R; 2: E JonWeber; 6: E Queen Diva; 8: E Jon Weber, L R; 9: E Rebekah Ruiz; 11: N Epitome; 12: 6:30-8:30pm Jam Session Special Edition

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Jul 1: R; 2: E R, L Jeff Williams Gp, N BobDeMeo Trio; 3: E tba, L Ralph Bowen Qrt, NCarlos Abadie Qnt; 4: PM R, E tba, L DezronDouglas Qnt, N tba; 5: PM R, E Neal KirkwoodOct, L Dezron Douglas Qnt, N tba; 6: 1pm R,PM John Merrill Trio, E tba, L R, N JoeMagnarelli Qrt; 7: E Jamie Reynolds Trio, L&NR; 8: E R, L Lucas Pino No Net Nnt, N R; 9: ER, L Will Vinson Qnt, N Jeb Patton Trio; 10: EAlan Palmer Trio, L tba, N Nick Hempton Band;11: PM R, E Tardo Hammer Trio, L SeamusBlake Qnt, N tba; 12: PM R, E Jim Ridl Trio, LSeamus Blake Qnt, N Stacy Dillard; 13: 1pmR, PM marie claire, E tba, L R, N CharlesOwens Trio; 14: E John Chin Trio, L CurtisLundy Trio, N R; 15: R; 16: E R, L HaroldMabern Trio, N Nick Finzer Qnt; 17: E tba, LScott Feiner & Pandeiro Jazz, N Carlos AbadieQnt; 18: PM David Basse Qrt, E Bob DeVosQrt, L Winard Harper Gp, N tba; 19: PM R, ETommy Campbell & Vocal Eyes, L WinardHarper Gp, N Philip Harper; 20: 1pm R, PMChamber Music Salon, E tba, L R, N BruceHarris Qnt; 21: E Uri Caine Trio, L SharelCassity Gp, N R; 22: E R, L Josh Evans BigBand, N R; 23: E R, L Lage Lund Gp, N JohnSaraga Qnt; 24: E tba, L Lage Lund Gp, NEmmet Cohen Trio; 25: PM R, E ScottNeumann Trio, L Mike Rodriguez Qnt, N tba;26: PM R, E Grant Stewart Qrt, L MikeRodriguez Qnt, N Eric Wyatt; 27: 1pm R, PMSteve Fidyk Qrt, E Aaron Diehl, L R, N NedGoold; 28: E Carol Morgan & Retroactive, L&NR; 29: E R, L NYJazz 9 feat John Eckert, N R;30: E R, L Dave Kikoski Trio, N Sean NowellQrt; 31: E tba, L Dave Kikoski Trio, N CarlosAbadie Qnt.

SPECTRUM NYC: 121 Ludlow St 2nd Fl (betDelancey & Rivington Sts). 212-533-5470.www.spectrumnyc.com. Jul 3: 7-10:30pm NicoLetman; 8: 9:30-10:30pm Chris Pitsiokos; 15:9-11pm Joel Forrester.

The STONE: 2nd St at Av C. www.thestonenyc.com. Adm varies. Tues-Sun: 8&10pm weeklyresidencies. Jul 1-6: Geri Allen; 8-13: Tributeto Roy Campbell; 15-20: Eyal Maoz; 22-27:Billy Martin; 29-Aug 3: Tyshawn Sorey.

SUBCULTURE: 45 Bleeker St (bet Mott &Mulberry Sts). www.subculturenewyork. com.646-504-6512. Set: 8pm. Jul 2: Jamie BaumSpt + Leni Stern African Trio; 26: AllisonAdams Tucker; 31: Karen Mantler Trio.

TERRA BLUES: 149 Bleecker St (betThompson St & LaGuardia Pl). 212-777-7776.www.terrablues.com. Jul 19: 7pm JessyCarolina & The Hot Mess.

TURNMILL: 119E 27th St (bet Park & LexingtonAvs). www.turnmillnyc.com. 646-524-6060.Wed: 11pm Jam w/Rob Duguay & Low KeyTrio.

UNIVERSITY OF THE STREETS: 130E 7thSt at Ave A 2nd Fl. 212-254-9300. www.universityofthestreets.org. $5 adm. Fri: 11:30pm-2:30am Jam w/Bernard Linnette; Sat: 10pm-1am Jam w/Rob Anderson.

VILLAGE VANGUARD: 178 7th Av S at 11thSt. 212-255-4037. www.villagevanguard.com.Sets: 8:30&10:30pm. Adm: Mon-Thurs $25/1drink min. Residency (R): Mon Vanguard JazzOrch. Jul 1-6: Renee Rosnes Qrt; 7: R; 8-13:Peter Bernstein Qrt; 14: R; 15-20: Fred HerschTrio; 21: R; 22-27: Rudy Royston 303 Sxt; 28:R; 29-Aug 3: Henry Threadgill Zooid.

The WAYLAND: 700 E 9th St at Av C. 212-777-7022. www.thewaylandnyc.com. Sets: 9-11:30pm. Free adm. Wed&Sun. Wed: GrandpaMusselman & Syncopators.

WALKER’S: 16N Moore St at Varick. 212-941-0142. www.walkerstribeca.com. Sun: 8-11pmPeter Leitch Duo. Jul 6: Jed Levy; 13: RayDrummond; 20: Harvie S; 27: Sean Smith.

feat Ray Anderson & spec guests; 13: EChondra L. Profit; 15: E Audrey Silver, L R; 16:L Devin Bing; 17: E Gabrielle Stravelli; 22: EGabrielle Stravelli, L R; 23: E Daniel Rodriguez& Jesse Lynch Trio; 27: E Duke Guillaume, LQuentin Angus Qrt & Youngjoo Song; 29: EGabrielle Stravelli, L R; 31: E GabrielleStravelli.

MOSCOW 57: 168 1/2 Delancey St at Clinton St.212-260-5775. www.moscow57.com. Wed-Sun: 7-8pm Ellen Kaye Trio; Wed: 8pm CleveDouglass & Tony Romano; Fri: 8-9pm MaryFoster Conklin & Jordan Pettay; Fri-Sat: 9pmJordan Pettay.

NEW SCHOOL: 66W 12th St. 212-229-5600.www.newschool.edu.

NEW YORK CITY BAHA’Í CENTER: 53E11th St (bet Bway & University). 212-222-5159. www.bahainyc.org. Sets: 8&9:30pm.$10/15 adm. Jul 1: Gary Morgan &PanAmericana; 15: Mike Longo Trio; 22:Rosemary George Gp; 29: Warren Smith &Composer's Workshop Orch.

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY: 35W 4th St 6th Fl.www.nyu.edu. 212-998-4550.

NORTH SQUARE: At Washington SquareHotel. 103 Waverly Pl at McDougal.http://northsquareny.com/about-jazz.php. 212-254-1200. Sun: 12:30&2:15pm free adm JazzBrunch. Jul 6: Fay Victor Trio; 13: Roz CorralTrio w/David Berkman & Cameron Brown; 20:Roz Corral Trio w/Yotam Silberstein & PaulGill; 27: Melissa Hamilton Trio.

NUBLU: 62 Av C (bet 4th & 5th Sts). 212-375-1500. www.nublu.net.

NUYORICAN POETS CAFÉ: 236E 3rd St (betAvs B & C). www.nuyorican.org. 212-780-9386/212-505-8183. Sets: 9:30pm. Thurs: $10adm Latin Jazz; 1st Sat: $15 adm Puddin’ Jazzseries + Jam. Jul 2: All That!; 3: ChemboCorniel; 17: Hector Martignon; 31: WillieMartinez y La Familia Sxt.

ONE IF BY LAND, TWO IF BY SEA: 17Barrow St (bet 7th Av & W4th St). 212-255-8649. www.oneifbyland.com. Tues&Thurs 6-11pm, Sun 11:30am-3pm: Ryo Sasaki & NialDjuliarso Duo.

PIANO NYC: 158 Ludlow St at Stanton. 212-505-3733. www.pianosnyc.com. Sun: 3&5pm$7 don Line Of Sight Jazz Brunch. Jul 27:Music for Wing Walkers.

ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL: 196 Allen St (betHouston & Stanton Sts). 212-477-4155.www.rockwoodmusichall.com.

RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART: 150W 17th St.www.rubinmuseum.org/harlem. 212-620-5000X344. $18/20 adm. 7pm Harlem in theHimalayas series www.jmih.org/212-348-8300.Jul 18: Louie Belogenis, Billy Mintz & RobertaPiket.

SALEYA TRIBECA: 65W Bway (bet Murray &Warren). www.saleyatribeca.com. 212-510-7390. Ev other Thurs: 8:30&10pm RobbyAmeen’s “Sessions at Saleya”.

SMALLS JAZZ CLUB: 183W 10th St at 7th Av.212-252-5091. www.smallsjazzclub.com. Setsunless otherwise noted: Afternoon (PM), Early(E), Late (L), Night (N); Mon E 7:30pm, L10pm, N 12:30am; Tues E 7:30pm, L 10:30pm,N 1am; Wed-Thurs E 6pm, L 9:30pm, N12:30am; Fri-Sat: PM 4:30pm, E 7:30pm, L10:30pm, N 1am; Sun 1pm, PM 4:30pm, E7:30pm, L 10pm, N 12am. Jam following N.Adm varies. Residencies (R): Mon L except07/14&21 Ari Hoenig Qnt, N Spencer Murphy;Tues E Spike Wilner Qrt, L except 07/8,22&29Smalls Legacy Little Big Band, N NextGeneration Sessions by Kyle Poole; Wed ETap Dance w/Michela Lerman; Fri PM Jam;Sat PM Joel Press Qrt; Sun 1pm Vocal mas-terclass by Marion Cowings, L Johnny O'Neal.

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BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY: Grand ArmyPlaza. 2nd Fl. www.brooklynpubliclibrary. org.718-230-2100. Jul 30: 7pm Harlem Blues &Jazz.

BROWNSTONE JAZZ: 107 Macon St atNostrand Av. www.sankofaaban.com. 917-704-9237. Fri-Sat: 8pm $30 adm incl 1 drinkBrownstone Jazz. Fri-Sat: 11pm-1am OpenMic w/Eric Lemon & BJ Ens.

CHEZ OSKAR: 211 Dekalb Av at Adelphie St.Fort Green. www.chezoskar.com. 718-852-6250. Mon&Wed: 8-11pm free adm.

The CLASSON SOCIAL CLUB: 807 ClassonAv. 718-484-4475. www.theclasson.com. Sets:8-9&10-11pm. Free adm/no min. Jul 10: BrianCharette, Yotam Silberstein & JochenRueckert.

CUBANA SOCIAL: 70 N 6th St. Williamsburg.www.cubanasocial.com. 718-782-3334. Sets:Thurs 9pm-12am; Fri: 9pm-2am Afro-Jazz.

The DRAWING ROOM: 56 Willoughby St #3.www.drawingroommusic.com. Jul 13: 7pm $20adm Gene Bertoncini.

FIREHOUSE SPACE: 246 Frost St. 917-709-7799. www.thefirehousespace.org.

FOR MY SWEET: 1103 Fulton St. 347-770-4735. Mon: 7-11pm $10 adm Bill Jacobs Ens;1st Mon: Jazz & Open Mic by Jeff King.

FREDDY’S BAR: 627 5th Av (bet 17th & 18thSts). www.freddysbar.com. 718-768-0131. Jul1&15: 9pm Miss Ida; 9: 9pm Orlando leFleming; 22: 8:30pm Music from NYUnderground.

HOPE & ANCHOR: 347 Van Brunt St. RedHook. www.hopeandanchorredhook.com. 718-237-0276. Wed: 7-10pm Jam w/Ray Scro Qrt.Jul 23: feat Charles Sibirsky.

I-BEAM: 168 7th St. info@ibeam broolyn.com.www.ibeambrooklyn.com. $10 don unless oth-erwise noted. Jul 3: 8:30pm Macha GharibianQrt; 10: 8,9&10pm $15 Kettle Collective featCarol Liebowitz, KenYa Kawaguchi, AndreaWolper + Gene Ess & Fractal Attraction + VirgDzurinko & Adam Lane Duo; 12: Rema HasumiTrio; 17: 8,9&10pm $15 Kettle Collective featRocco John Iacovone & Christopher Forbes +Maryanne de Prophetis Trio + Ron Horton,Frank Kimbrough & Maryanne de Prophetis +Will Jhun & Connie Crothers Duo; 18-20:8:30pm $15 07/18&20 Matt Mitchell; 26:8:30pm Jon De Lucia Gp; 28: 7pm $20 TheFirey String Company.

INK WELL: 408 Rogers Av (bet Lefferts &Sterling Sts). www.inkwellcafe.com. 888-8INKWEL. Sets: 7-9pm. Jul 11: Michael-DavidGordon Qrt; 25: Jocelyn Medina Qrt.

JALOPY: 315 Columbia St (Columbia Water-front District). www.jalopy.biz. 718-395-3214.

KORZO RESTAURANT & BAR: 667 5th Av(bet 19th & 20th Sts). 718-499-1199.www.facebook.com/konceptions. Tues:9&10:30pm $10 don/$10 min KonceptionsMusic series by James Carney. Jul 1&8: nomusic; 15: David Bryant Qrt + CurtisMacDonald; 22: Ohad Talmor Trio + Brian DryeBirthday Trio; 29: Peter Epstein Qrt + JamesCarney Qrt.

LORENZO’S RESTAURANT, BAR &CABARET: At Hilton Garden Inn. 1100 SouthAv at Lois Ln. Staten Island. 718-477-2400X3222. www.lorenzosdining.com. Sun:12-2pm Jazz Brunch.

MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE: 1638 BedfordAv. www.mec.cuny.edu. 718-270-4900. Jul 25:6-9pm Jazzy Jazz fest feat Tulivu-DonnaCumberbatch w/Strings & Rhythm.

WESTBETH COMMUNITY ROOM: 55Bethune St (bet West & Washington Sts).www.westbeth.org. 646-691-4330. 1st Fri: 8-10:30pm $10 adm. Jul 5: Jazz Cabaret OpenMic.

WHYNOT JAZZ ROOM: 14 Christopher St atGay St. www.whynotjazzroom.com. 646-756-4145. Sun: 7:30-9:30pm. Jul 6: Andrew Drury& ContenTrio; 13: Fay Victor Ens; 15: 7:30pmMark Lockett Qnt; 20: Satoshi Takeishi &Shoko Nagai + Jason Kao Hwang &Amygdala; 27: Beyond Duo + Manna ForThought.

ZEB’S: 223W 28th St (bet 7th & 8th Avs). 2nd Fl.www.zebulonsoundandlight.com. 212-695-8081. Wed: 8pm $10 adm Saul Rubin Triow/vocalist guest + Jam.

ZINC BAR: 82W 3rd St (bet Thompson &Sullivan). 212-477-8337. www.zincbar.com.Sets: Early set 7pm + 9,11pm&12:30am, Mon2am. Adm varies. Residencies: Mon 11pm-3am Ron Affif Trio; Tues 11pm Evolution Jamw/Orrin Evans; Wed Midnight Jam w/PhilipHarper; Thurs Roman Diaz Midnight Rumba;Fri African Jazz; Sat 8pm Misha PiatigorskyTrio + Marianni & Bossa Groove; Sun Tangow/Solla Tango Qrt & Milonga. Jul 1: JackJeffers Big Band; 2: Dave Chamberlain &Band Of Bones; 3: Gregorio Uribe Big Band;7: Justin Robinson; 8: Troy Roberts; 9:Cosmosamatics feat Sonny Simmons; 11:Gabriel Alegria; 14: Ark Ovurtski; 16: MinoCinelu; 17: Paul Carlon & Latin Side OfStrayhorn; 18: VINX; 19: Vanderlei Perera; 22:Lars Haake; 23: Misha Piatigorsky; 24:Gabriel Alegria Big Band; 29: Kevin Toney &Donald Byrd Tribute; 30: Nick Hempton; 31:Teruo Nakamura. Early sets w/Jul 7: LauraBrunner; 14: Perez & AllisonWedding; 16:Brian Lynch & Emmet Cohen; 17: RachelBrotman; 21: Mary Foster Conklin.

ZURCHER STUDIO: 33 Bleecker St (betLafayette & Bowery). 212-777-0790.www.galeriezurcher.com. Jul 15: 7pm $10Winard Harper & Jeli Pose.

ALOR CAFÉ: 2110 Richmond Rd. StatenIsland. 718-351-1101. www.alorcafe.com.

BAMCAFÉ: 30 Lafayette Av. 718-636-4100.www.bam.org.

BAR TABAC: 128 Smith St at Dean St. CobbleHill. www.bartabacny.com. 718-923-0918.Tues&Thurs 7:30-10pm; Tues: Blue Vipers ofBrooklyn; Thurs: Stephane Wrembel.

BARBÈS: 376 9th St at 6th Av. Park Slope.www.barbesbrooklyn.com. 718-965-9177.Residencies: Mon 7pm Brain Cloud; Tues 9pmSlavic Soul Party; Wed 8pm Max Johnsonpresents, 10pm Mandingo Ambassadors; Sun9pm Stephane Wrembel. Jul 1: 7pm Semi-Free; 2: 7pm Thomas Heberer; 8: 7pm RyanKeberle & Catharsis; 9: 8pm Big Eyed Rabbit;12: 7pm Tomas Fujiwara Trio; 16: 8pm DitmasQrt; 17: 8pm Andy Statman; 18: 8pm Regionalde NY; 22: 7pm Akiko Pavolka & House ofIllusions; 23: 8pm The Prisoner; 30: 8pmWooley/Laubrock/Rainey.

BASIK BAR: 323 Graham Av. Brooklyn. 347-889-7597. www.basikbrooklyn.com. Sun 7-10pm: Jam w/Isaac Darche Qrt feat Matt LaVon.

BIZARRE: 12 Jefferson St. 347-915-2717.www.bizarrebushwick.com.

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By Ken Dryden, Ken Franckling, Seton Hawkins, G Emily Asher photo by Adam Morrell, Filiu by Eliseo Cardona, Watts by Oliver Link

S P O T LFRANCISCO MORA CATLETTMINTON'S / JULY 1Drummer/percussionist Francisco Mora Catlett honed techniques in the mean streetsof both his native Mexico and adopted Detroit before moving to NYC. Studying withMax Roach and performing as a member of M'Boom and the Sun Ra Arkestra, hedeveloped an Afro-Cuban style amalgamated with modern jazz. Working with pianistCraig Taborn in and outside of Michigan heightened this forward thinking approach.Part of the Jazz at the Crossroads series, subtitled The Dance of Eleggua, you'll hearthe fourth incarnation of Mora Catlett's AfroHORN band which is inspired by the writ-ings of Henry Dumas and fueled by multicultural influences. The ensemble will pres-ent music from their recent CD, Rare Metal. AfroHORN features baritone saxophonistand fellow ex-Detroiter Alex Harding, soprano saxophonist Sam Newsome, pianistAruan Ortiz, bassist Rashaan Carter and percussionist Roman Diaz. MGN

EMILY ASHERLOUIS ARMSTRONG MUSEUM / JULY 4Trombonist/vocalist Emily Asher's musical personality may scream vintage but herperformance style is as fresh as they come. Whether as a sidewoman or as a leader,Asher's combination of both old and new has been met with praise from the New Yorkmusical community. With a résumé that includes performances or recordings withWycliffe Gordon and Nicholas Payton, Asher is a force to be reckoned with. Since therelease of her debut album Dreams May Take You in 2012, Asher has sought to put herspin on early jazz, ensuring its longevity with future audiences. For her concert on July4, Asher will be joined by her group, Garden Party, for an afternoon celebrating whatwould have been Louis Armstrong's 113th birthday. EW

DAVID WHITE SAINT PETER'S CHURCH / JULY 9Trombonist and composer David White is among a new generation of jazz artists keen-ly committed to reviving the big band medium and exploring the vast musical poten-tial of the format. While certainly a potent horn player in his own right, the Buffalonative has made a particular name for himself as a big band leader. Developing hisensemble as a vehicle for original works, White proves himself a remarkable composerwhose willingness to stretch textures and tonalities without sacrificing a sense ofswing might remind listeners of great ensembles like the Thad Jones/Mel LewisOrchestra. Celebrating the recent release of his second recording, The Chase, Whitewill showcase new works from the album as part of Midtown Jazz at Midday. SH

MARIO PAVONE CORNELIA STREET CAFÉ / JULY 10-12Supremely talented yet underappreciated in modern improvised jazz, acoustic bassistMario Pavone celebrates 50 years in music at this three-day showcase. A native ofWestbury CT, Pavone has been a quintessential sideman and leader on many record-ings for the Playscape label. A sensitive, sincerely inventive and assertive bassist,Pavone will offer three different bands on successive nights. Quartet Arc, with musicdedicated to Josef Kaempf, includes drummer Gerald Cleaver, saxophonist ElleryEskelin and trumpeter Dave Ballou. The 11th, he will present Pavone's nonet with anaccordion and brass quartet playing music from his latest recording, Street Songs. Onthe 12th, Pavone fronts the Pulse Quartet, again with Eskelin and Cleaver and, in hisonly NYC appearance during the past decade, his son, guitarist Michael Pavone. MGN

BRANDON WRIGHTJAZZ AT KITANO / JULY 10Saxophonist Brandon Wright has strong ties to a lineage of progressive jazz playersfrom John Coltrane to Steve Lehman, with numerous reference points in between. Butit would be more accurate to call his tone "singing," like a vocalist. He's also heavilyinfluenced by improv comedy. The native of New Jersey studied with the late saxo-phonist Donald Walden at the University of Michigan and attended the University ofMiami before staking his claim in NYC. Prominent associations are with the MariaSchneider Orchestra and the Mingus Big Band. Wright's second and most recent CD,Journeyman (Posi-Tone), refers to his ascendance as a 30-something jazz sideman whois reaching for something more. Wright's Kitano band is stellar: pianist David Kikoski,bassist Ed Howard and drummer Otis Brown III. MGN

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L I G H TBEN ALLISONBIRDLAND / JULY 15-19Bassist Ben Allison was a founding member and the artistic director of the JazzComposers Collective (1992-2005), an important voice for jazz composition on the BigApple scene that produced numerous recording including The Herbie Nichols Project,a model for creative jazz tribute bands. Allison continues to release albums as a leadersuch as collaborations with West African musicians and, on his latest, The Stars LookVery Different Today (Sonic Camera), guitars, banjo, drums and electronics. At this gighe introduces a new quintet featuring multi-reed player and fellow Collective foundernow in the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Ted Nash, trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, gui-tarist Steve Cardenas and drummer Rudy Royston. They will present some works bythe late guitarist Jim Hall. GK

DONA CARTERBRYANT PARK / JULY 21-25Pianist Dona Carter's soulful twists and expressive elegance shines through her per-formances and hits you right in the heart. Whether soloing on a standard or accompa-nying a melody, Carter's mastery of the piano is evident on every tune she performs.Since making her debut at New York's Town Hall, Carter's talents have made therounds at venues including Cleopatra's Needle and the CUNY Graduate Center. Inaddition to performing, Carter is a certified teacher, with her students going on to playat Steinway Hall and make names for themselves in the music industry. Carter'simpassioned style will be on display as part of Bryant Park's Piano in the Park concertseries dedicated to the artistry of piano jazz in all its forms. EW

ROMÁN FILIUJAZZ GALLERY / JULY 18-19Román Filiu has covered a lot of ground in his career. Born in Cuba, Filiu was classi-cally trained and first heard jazz broadcast from a Miami station opposed to the Cubangovernment. He sought out the freedom of improvisation, gaining important experienceworking with pianist Chucho Valdes in his quartet and in Irakere. The alto saxophon-ist, who doubles on soprano sax, has recorded with Paquito D'Rivera, David Murray,Gonzalo Rubalcaba and the Buena Vista Social Club. After touring internationally, per-sonal freedom appealed to Filiu as well, so he moved to Spain, then to NYC in 2011. Hisband at the Jazz Gallery will include trumpeter Ralph Alessi, tenor saxophonist DaynaStephens, pianist David Virelles, bassist Matt Brewer, drummer Craig Weinrib andpercussionist Yusnier Sanchez. KD

RALPH MOORE92Y / JULY 24Tenor saxophonist Ralph Moore was in his mid-20s when he first impressed listenerswith Horace Silver, Roy Haynes and Dizzy Gillespie's reunion big band in the early1980s. He developed his own approach to the dominant John Coltrane template of thetime with a mellower, velvety tone and more melodic ideas. A member of J.J. Johnson'slast quintet in the 1990s, he was also a longtime member of the "Tonight Show" band.This gig is billed as a "rare New York appearance" for Moore, who will be part of theY's Summer Jazz series program, The Man with the Horn: The Music of Miles Davis,also featuring trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, alto saxophonist Steve Wilson, pianists ReneeRosnes and series director Bill Charlap, bassist Peter Washington and drummer LewisNash. GK

JEFF "TAIN" WATTSIRIDIUM / JULY 19-20Drummer Jeff Watts blends finesse and intensity on the bandstand wherever he goes,either as a leader or in his work as a high-profile sideman stretching back more than30 years. His credentials include Grammy-winning jazz recordings with both Branfordand Wynton Marsalis and 23 years as Branford's drummer (three of those years as amember of NBC's "Tonight Show" band). With six recordings as a leader since 1999, hekeeps his music fresh and evolving like so many jazz greats. Watts plans to use hisweekend at Iridium to showcase an array of new material he has been writing. HisIridium bandmates will be saxophonist Troy Roberts, bassist James Genus and pianistJames Francies, a talented 18-year-old Houston native to keep an eye on. KF

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NEW JERSEY JAZZGary Walker, “Morning Jazz Host”, WBGO, 88.3 FM/wbgo.org

Tinnin photo by Alan Jackman, Kimbrough by Stefe Jiroflée

FRANK KIMBROUGHOSPAC / JULY 11Frank Kimbrough says he's been sitting at the piano for longer than he can remem-ber. Of his artistry, The New Yorker says, "Kimbrough is a near-visionary whoseimprovisation and composing simmers with melodic intrigue and invention." He hasplayed in solo, trio and more than 20 group settings from his founding member workwith the Jazz Composers Collective, The Herbie Nichols Project and his participationin the Maria Schneider Jazz Orchestra. Kimbrough's duos with vibraphonist JoeLocke on recordings like Saturn's Child (Omnitone) have shown listeners that less isoften more and his solo efforts are overflowing with freshness to each approachedtheme, from Motian to Monk to Ellington. In West Orange, Kimbrough will explorewith saxophonist Ted Nash.

SHIRAZETTE TINNINNEWARK MUSEUM / JULY 10The global rhythms of drummer Shirazette Tinnin began in North Carolina, travelingwith her singing parents performing in large gospel groups. Tinnin sought out soulmusic and eventually jazz studies at Appalachian State University. She movedthrough Chicago, gleaning instruction from Lewis Nash and Terri Lyne Carringtonand playing with notables Jimmy Heath and Slide Hampton. Travels to Peru initiat-ed a love for Cajon which Tinnin brought to New York, where she's a regular withGabriel Alegria's Afro-Peruvian Sextet. She has toured with saxophonist Tia Fuller,appeared with Alicia Keys on BET, worked with pianist Orrin Evans and trumpeterHugh Masekela and released a new CD, Humility: Purity of My Soul (Hot Tone).Tinnin will be joined by pianist William Delisfort, guitarist Seth Johnson and saxo-phonist Laura Andrea Leguia.

DAVID OSTWALDOCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE / JULY 24Inspired by jazz pioneers Louis Armstrong, Bix Beiderbecke, Duke Ellington, JellyRoll Morton and other noble colleagues, David Ostwald's Louis Armstrong EternityBand featuring cornetist Danny Tobias, Adrian Cunningham on alto sax and clarinet,trombonist Jim Fryer, Vince Giordano on banjo and guitar and drummer AlexRaderman, breathes life and passion into America's own art of jazz. Ostwald wasraised in Pennsylvania, studying piano at seven and moving to tuba at 11. Originallyclassically trained, Ostwald formed his first jazz band while a junior in college, a movethat eventually found him performing with Wynton Marsalis, Clark Terry, WoodyAllen, Jon Hendricks and Leon Redbone. Leading the Gully Low Jazz Band resultedin a 1986 Grammy nomination.

VINNY VALENTINOTRUMPET'S / JULY 11George Benson describes guitarist Vinny Valentino as "a young genius with brillianttone and fresh ideas." Valentino initiated those ideas at age six with further inspirationcoming after seeing Benson in concert. Rather than hiding behind reconstituted WesMontgomery licks, Valentino's crafty fingerings and inspired originals have put him onshared stages with Gary Bartz, Jimmy McGriff, Randy Brecker and Chick Corea. Withhis On3 Trio, Valentino has toured South America and is a regular at Java Jazzfest inIndonesia. His Color Funk Band brings the organ trio into the 21st century by combin-ing pop, hip hop and rock in a classic jazz setting. Marking the band’s tenth anniver-sary, Valentino joins with organist Adam Klipple and drummer Tony Cintron.

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NEW JERSEY BY COUNTY

ATLANTICSOMERS POINT JAZZ SOCIETY: 609-927-

6677. www.spjazz.org.

BERGENBERGEN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER:

30 N Van Brunt St. Englewood. 201-227-1030.www.bergenpac.org.

BERRIE CENTER: Sharp Theater. 505 RamapoValley Rd. Mahwah. 201-684-7844.www.ramapo.edu/berriecenter.

HARVEST BISTRO: 252 Schraalenburgh Rd.Closter. www.harvestbistro.com. 201-750-9966.

PUFFIN CULTURAL FORUM: 20 Puffin Way.Teaneck. www.puffinculturalforum.org. 201-836-8923. Jul 19: 8pm Kathy Kosins & JohnDiMartino Duo.

SOLARI’S: 61 River St. Hackensack. 201-487-1969. Ev 1st Tues: One More Once Big Band.

WATERSIDE: 7800 B River Rd. North Bergen.www.watersiderestaurantandcatering.com.201-861-0700. Sun: 12-3pm Jazz Brunch.

BURLINGTONTRI-STATE JAZZ SOCIETY: PO Box 896.

Mount Laurel. www.tristatejazz.org. 856-720-0232.

ESSEXBAIRD THEATRE: At South Orange Middle

School. 5 Mead St. S Orange. 973-763-1140.www.thebaird.org. Jul 23: 7:30pm freeConcerts in the Park feat John Lee & friends.

CODA KITCHEN & BAR: 177 Maplewood Av.Maplewood. www.codamaplewood.com. 973-327-2247. Sun: 12-3pm Jazz Brunch feat LeeGlantz.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH: 40SFullerton Ave. Montclair. 973-744-6560.www.outpostintheburbs.org. Jul 13: 3-5pm $10adm Spiritual Drumming Workshops byRichard Reiter.

HAT CITY KITCHEN: 459 Valley St. Orange.862-252-9147. Wed: 8pm Jam by Mike Lee.

HIGHLAND PLACE/CRANE’S: 5 Highland Pl.Maplewood. www.hpcranes.com. 973-763-3083. Tues: 7:30-10:30pm Jazz Tuesdays featGreg Bufford Trio. Ev other Mon: 8-10pmGlenn Franke & BigBand.

JAZZ HOUSE KIDS: 14 S Park St. Montclair.973-744-2258 www.jazzhousekids.org.

KEY CLUB: 58 Park Pl. Newark. 973-799-0306.www.keyclubnj.com. Sun: 11am-3pm $20 adm.

MCLOONE’S BOATHOUSE: 9 Cherry Ln atNorthfield Av. West Orange. 862-252-7108.www.mcloonesboathouse.com. Sun: 11am-3pm Jazz Brunch feat Doug Clarke Duo.

NEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CEN-TER: 1 Center St. Newark. 888-466-5722.www.njpac.org. Jul 31: 5pm Eddie PalmieriSalsa Orch.

NEWARK MUSEUM: 49 Washington St.Newark. www.newarkmuseum.org. 973-596-6550. Thurs: 12:15-1:45pm Jazz in the Gardenseries. Jul 10: Shirazette Experiment Jazztet;17: Dave Stryker Qrt; 24: Claudio RoditiBrazilian Jazz Qrt; 31: Tessa Souter Band.

OSKAR SCHINDLER PERFORMING ARTSCENTER: 4 Boland Dr. West Orange. 973-669-7385. www.ospac.org. Sets: 7pm. Jul 4:Wallace Roney Orh; 6: Chuchito Valdes,Manuel Valera & Aruan Ortiz; 12: VadimNeselovskyi; 13: Metropolitan Klezmer; 19:Lionel Loueke; 26: John Beasley.

PALAZZO RESTAURANT: 11 S Fullerton Av.

Montclair. www.palazzonj.com. 973-746-6778.Fri-Sat: 7-10:30pm.

PAPILLON 25: 25 Valley St. South Orange. 973-761-5299. www.papillon25.com. Jul 19: 10pm-1am free adm Maurício de Souza & BossaBrasil® feat James Gibbs.

PRIORY JAZZ CLUB: 233W Market St. Newark.973-242-8012. Fri: 7-11pm.

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY: Institute of JazzStudies. 185 University Av. Newark. www.rutgers.edu. 973-353-5595.

RUTHIE’S BBQ: 64 ½ Chestnut St. Montclair.973-509-1134. www.ruthiesbbq.com. Jul 18: 7-9pm Richard Reiter Swing Band.

SOPAC: 1 SOPAC Way. South Orange. 973-313-2787. www.sopacnow.org.

SUZYQUE’S BBQ & BAR: 34 S Valley Rd.West Orange. www.suzyques.com. 973-736-7899. Free adm. Tues: 7:30-10:30pm John LeeTrio w/spec guests.

TRUMPETS: 6 Depot Square. Montclair. 973-744-2600. www.trumpetsjazz.com. Sets: unlessotherwise noted 7:30&9pm, Fri-Sat 8&10pm,closed Mon-Tues. Adm varies. Jul 2: Jam; 4:Mel Davis; 5: Bob Devos Qrt; 6: Singers Jamw/Carrie Jackson; 11: Vinny Valentino OrganTrio; 12: Kate Baker & Vic Juris Qnt; 16: AbeOvadia; 18: Royal Scam; 19: Dave StrykerOrgan Trio; 20: Vinx; 23: John Ehlis Gp; 25:John Gatti Trio; 26: Dave Arndt Band; 27: CraigYaremko Qrt; 30: Diane Moser & ComposersBig Band.

WBGO: 54 Park Pl. Newark. www.wbgo.org. 973-624-8880.

HUDSONHUDSON RIVERFRONT PERFORMING

ARTS CENTER: 1500 Harbor Bld.Weehawken. 201-716-4540. www.hrpac.org.

LIBERTY HOUSE RESTAURANT: 82 AudreyZapp Dr. Jersey City. 201-395-0300. www.libertyhouserestaurant.com. Sun: 11am-3pm JazzBrunch. Jul 6: 5-7pm free adm outdoor concertfeat Rosalind Grant.

LIGHT HORSE TAVERN: 199 Washington St.Jersey City. www.lighthorsetavern.com. 201-946-2028. Sun: 6-10pm.

MADAME CLAUDE: 364 1/2 4th St. Jersey City.www.madameclaudecafe.com. 201-876-8800.Thurs: 8pm Manouche Bag.

MOORE’S LOUNGE AKA BILL & RUTH’S:189 Monticello Av. Jersey City. 201-332-4309.Fri-Sat: 8:30pm free adm/no min Jam by WinardHarper & Rosalind Grant; 1st Sun: 6-10pmWinard Harper w/spec guests.

PILSENER HAUS & BIERGARTEN: 1422Grand St. Hoboken. 201-683-5465. www.pilsenerhaus.com. Jul 3: 8:30pm Swingadelic.

HUNTERDONRED MILL MUSEUM: 56 Main St. Clinton. 908-

735-4101. www.theredmill.org. Jul 9-13:www.blackpotatoe.org Black Potatoe fest feat07/13: 4:30pm Brian Charette Trio, 7pm JayCollins & Kings County Band.

MERCERCANDLELIGHT LOUNGE: 24 Passaic St.

Trenton. www.candlelightevents.way.to. 609-695-9612. Sat: 3:30-7:30pm free adm/$10 min.www.jazztrenton.com. Jul 5: Annual JazzBarbecue; 12: Lady CiCi; 19: John Simon; 26:Joe Ford.

MCCARTER THEATRE: 91 University Pl.Princeton. 609-258-2787. www.mccarter.org.

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY: Princeton. 609-258-4241. www.princeton.edu/music.

MIDDLESEXLA TAVOLA CUCINA RISTORANTE: 700 Old

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Bridge Tpk. South River. 732-238-2111.www.latavolacucinanj.com. Thurs: 7:30pmJam.

MAKEDA: 338 George St. New Brunswick. 732-545-5115. www.makedas.com. Thurs: 8-11pmfree adm/$5 min. Jul 3: Akiko Tsuruga Qrt; 10:Alex Hernandez Qrt; 17: Rachel Eckroth Qrt;24: Felix Peikli Qrt; 31: Eddie Allen Qrt.

NOVITA: 25 New St. Metuchen. 732-549-5306.www.novitanj.com. Sets: Thurs: 6pm; Fri-Sat7pm. Thurs: Champian Fulton; Fri: LouWatson; Sat: George Fitzsimmons.

PJ’S COFFEE: 315 Raritan Av. Highland Park.www.ptsofnj.com. 732-828-2323. Sun: 1-5pmJazz Groove Jam.

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY: 126 College Ave.New Brunswick. www.rutgers.edu. 732-445-4636.

STATE THEATRE: 15 Livingston Av. NewBrunswick. www.statetheatrenj.org. 732-246-7469. Jul 31: 8pm Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchw/Wynton Marsalis.

STEAKHOUSE 85: 85 Church St. NewBrunswick. www.steakhouse85.com. 732-247-8585. Fri-Sat 7-11pm.

TUMULTY’S: 361 George St. New Brunswick.www.tumultys.com. 732-545-6205. Tues: 8pm+ 9:30pm Jam feat Emerging Artists Band. Jul1: Dave Pollack Band; 8: Anthony Fazio Band;15: Tucker Flythe Band; 22: Vincent TroyaniBand.

MONMOUTHATRIUM: At Navesink Harbor. 40 Riverside Av.

Red Bank. www.atriumatnavesink.org. 732-842-3400. Jul 15: 7pm free adm Richard ReiterSwing Band.

COUNT BASIE THEATRE: 99 Monmouth St.Red Bank. www.countbasietheatre.org. 732-842-9000.

GIAMANO’S: 301 Main St. Bradley Beach. 732-775-4275. www.giamanos.com. Free adm/nomin.

HOTEL TIDES: 408 7th Av. Asbury Park. 732-897-7744. www.hoteltides.com.

MORRISBICKFORD THEATRE: 6 Normandy Heights

Rd. Morristown. 973-971-3706. Concerts 8-9:30pm. www.njjs.org. Jul 2: Rio Clemente; 16:Nicki Parrott Trio feat Harry Allen.

HIBISCUS RESTAURANT: 270 South St.Morristown. www.hibiscuscuisine.com. 973-359-0200. Sets: Tues 6-9pm, Fri 7-10pm, Sat6:30-9:30pm, Sun Brunch 12-3pm. Sat: TracyGeorge. Jul 1: Rio Clemente; 4: tba; 8: JaniceWiggins; 11: Gordon James; 13: Joan Streit;15: Rio Clemente; 18: Ginetta Vendetta; 20:Singers Show Case feat Betty Liste Trio; 22:Dean Tomanelli; 25: Julie Mac; 27: Pam PurvisTrio; 29: Rio Clemente.

MAXFIELD’S ON MAIN: 713 Main St. Booton.www.maxfieldsonmain.com. 973-588-3404.

MAYO CENTER FOR THE PERFORMINGARTS: 100 South St. Morristown.www.mayoarts.org. 973-539-8008.

NEW JERSEY JAZZ SOCIETY: 800-303-NJJS. www.njjs.org.

SHANGHAI JAZZ: 24 Main St. Madison. 973-822-2899. www.shanghaijazz.com. Free adm.Sets: Tues 6:30-9pm, Wed-Thurs 7-9:30pm,Fri 6:30&8:30pm, Sat 6:30&8:45pm. ClosedMon&Sun. Jul 1: John Korba; 2: BuckyPizzarelli; 5: Helio Alves Trio; 25: HerbWoodson Blues Soul Qnt; 26: John Lee Gp;31: Nicki Parrott & Rossano Sportiello Duo.

OCEANOCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE: College Dr.

Toms River. 732-255-0500. www.ocean.edu.$15/13 adm. www.njjs.org. Concerts: 8-

9:30pm. Jul 24: David Ostwald & LouisArmstrong Eternity Band.

PASSAICCORTINA RISTORANTE: 118 Bershire Av.

Paterson. 973-942-1750. Wed: 6:30-10pmexcpet 07/16 Joe Licari & Mark Shane Duo. Jul16: Betty Liste Duo.

WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY: 300Pompton Rd. Wayne. www.wpunj.edu. 973-720-2371. Summer Jazz Room: 7:30pm/$10adm feat Jul 21: Paul Meyers & VanderleiPereira; 22: Philly Tenors; 23: ChampianFulton & WPU Summer Jazz Orch; 24:Horacee Arnold; 25: Heath Brothers Qrt.

SOMERSETWATCHUNG ARTS CENTER: 18 Stirling Rd.

Watchung. www.watchungarts.org. 908-753-0190. Jul 12: 8pm $16/20 adm Danisa Fagan& Dr. Rojo.

SUSSEXSTANHOPE HOUSE: 45 Main St. Stanhope.

973-347-7777. www.stanhopehousenj.com. NEWTON THEATRE: 234 Spring St. Newton.

973-383-3700. www.thenewtontheatre.com.Jul 27: 3pm Glenn Miller Orch.

UNION16 PROSPECT WINE BAR & BISTRO: 16

Prospect St. Westfield. 908-232-7320.www.16prospect.com. Free adm/no min.Thurs: 8-11pm Carrie Jackson & friends.

CROSSROADS: 78 North Av. Garwood. 908-232-5666. www.xxroads.com. Tues: 9pm freeadm Jam w/Crossroads All Stars.

DOWNTOWN WESTFIELD: Westfield.www.westfieldtoday.com/jazzfestival. 908-789-9444. Tues: 7-9pm free adm. Tues: 7-9pmSweet Sounds Downtown Jazz fest. Jul 1:David Aaron Qnt, Eric Mintel Qrt, CynthiaHoliday; 8: Radam Schwartz, Daniel Rufolo,Patty Cronheim Ens, Joe Taino Gp; 15: LaurenShub, Pat Cuttitta, Claudio Roditi Qnt, TheHammers; 22: Richard Reiter Swing Band,Allen Carrescia & the Romantics, DaveLeonhardt Trio, Roxy Perry; 29: GlennAlexander & GA3, Eric Frazier, Holli Ross,Chuck Lambert Band.

JEFFREY’S RESTAURANT: 114 Central Ave.Westfield. www.jeffreysofwestfield.com. 908-232-4517. Jul 30: 7-9pm Richard Reiter SwingBand.

ROBIN’S NEST: 3103 Tremley Point Rd.Linden. www.robinsnestrhythmandblues. com.908-275-3043. Sun: 6-10pm free adm/2 drinkmin Cool Jazz Jam w/Don Williams.

UNION COUNTY PERFORMING ARTSCENTER: 1670 Irving St. Rahway. 732-499-8226. www.upca.org.

VAN GOGH’S EAR CAFÉ: 1017 StuyvesantAv. Union. www.vangoghsearcafe.com. 908-810-1844. Sun: 8pm $4 adm. Jul 13: Motion 3;27: Dave Hessel Qrt.

DEER HEAD INN: 5 Main St. Delaware WaterGap, PA. www.deerheadinn.com. 570-424-2000. Sets: Thurs 8-11pm, Fri-Sat 7-11pm,Sun 5-8pm. Adm varies. Residency (R):Thurs Jam w/Bill Goodwin Qrt & friends. Jul3: R; 4: Patrick McGee Qnt; 5: Nancy ReedTrio; 6: Gypsy Jazz Qnt; 10: R; 11: KateBaker & Vic Juris; 12: Phil Woods & friends;13: Wayne Smith Trio; 17: R; 18: LainieCooke Qrt; 19: George Young Qrt; 20: 3

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SINCE THE EARLY 1970s, THEBrooklyn-born guitarist Jack Wilkinshas quietly but firmly established himselfas a musician's musician. His résumé is animpressive collection of work mostly per-formed in the shadows of some of jazzmusic's most celebrated artists. In a groupsetting, Wilkins is a brilliant soloist whocan dazzle with blazingly fast, impeccablyclean single-line runs or employ warm,inventive chord work that leads you alongthe melody in delightfully unpredictableways.

When Wilkins first heard guitaristJohnny Smith, an admitted influence in histurning to jazz, he found something thatreally touched him. "It just felt right and Ijust loved the sound. I think it was thesound that attracted me to him." As far asguitar innovators, Wilkins is high on thework of an old bluesman. "I think the firsttrue innovator was Lonnie Johnson. Hewas playing stuff in the 1920s that hadpurely developed lines. Some of the duetwork that he did with Eddie Lang was justuncanny."

Wilkins was introduced to acclaimeddrummer Buddy Rich, who hired Wilkinsfor his small ensemble in the early 1970s.The group played regularly at Buddy'sPlace in NYC and extensively toured witha rotating line-up of formidable musicians."We played maybe 35 weeks a year over athree-year period and I never got bored.Buddy knew how to change it up." Alongthe way the accomplished guitarist foundhimself in settings with such luminaries asDizzy Gillespie, Charles Mingus, StanGetz, Bill Evans and Earl "Fatha" Hines.

At a young age, Wilkins learned that asuccessful musician needs to be both an

accomplished player and an astute listen-er. He recalls being a young hotshot whowas burning it up onstage when suddenlyhe finds himself the only one playing. Amystified Wilkins asked a bandmate "Whydid you guys stop playing? The musicianreplied "Oh, we were all listening to you."The embarrassing lesson stuck with theyoung guitarist: keep your ears open andbe attentive to the music.

His ability to listen and respond taste-fully is a key to his work as an in-demandaccompanist. To Wilkins, the main differ-ence between playing with a group andplaying with a singer is tempo and dynam-ics. "With a band you can play at anytempo, but a singer likes to sing a song in acertain tempo." As an accompanist he hasworked with stars like Tony Bennett andRay Charles and chanteuses includingSarah Vaughn, Cassandra Wilson and JayClayton.

For seven years, Wilkins was a fixtureat the Upper West Side eatery, Bella Luna.On Tuesday nights, guitarists in the knowwould flock there to hear Wilkins playduets. It was a magical experience in theart of imaginative conversation to see GeneBertoncini, Bucky Pizzarelli, HowardAlden and other great players mix it upwith the fleet-fingered Wilkins.

The guitarist is a lifelong educator whoteaches privately and at the ManhattanSchool of Music; he also was an adjunctprofessor at New York University, TheNew School and Long Island University.He received a National Endowment of theArts grant and has served on the selectioncommittee at the prestigious TheloniousMonk Institute's guitar competition.

Wilkins’ teaching methodology is sim-ple. "I just teach the fundamentals. I teachthe language. A lot of students wantinstant gratification but this isn't theMatrix," he explains. "They have to havegood time; they have to have good tone;they have to read, and ear development isvery essential. You can develop that. Youdon't have to have perfect pitch to havegreat ears."

With impressive credentials spanningmore than 40 years, why is the name JackWilkins not better known to the generallistening public? Now 70, Wilkins put itthis way. "The drummer Barry Altschultold me a long, long time ago, 'If you hangaround long enough people are going tofinally recognize you.' I'm actually gettingquite a lot of attention recently. I just dowhat I do."

Wilkins' most recent album as a leaderis Until It's Time from 2008 and he has anew trio recording, as yet untitled, that hecut in Paris and hopes to release soon. "Ilike it a great deal. It's very difficult for meto say this because usually I don't like any-thing I record. It's not that it isn't good, or

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TRUMPETER MARCUS BELGRAVE,a bebopper whose musical mentorsincluded trumpeter Clifford Brown andsoul music innovator Ray Charles, hasmade an indelible imprint on Detroit's jazzscene for more than 50 years. He developedan atmosphere for promising young musi-cians to learn their craft, make their wayinto the local jazz scene and, in more thana handful of cases, find significant nationalexposure. "Geri Allen calls me 'TheNurturer.' That's what I'm doing,"Belgrave, now 78, says in his raspy voice."I'm just nurturing young talent."

Pianist Allen is among the most promi-nent beneficiaries of his grooming and hasgone on to mentor some college-level stu-dents previously influenced by Belgrave.Some other best-known are bassists BobHurst and Rodney Whitaker, saxophonistsJames Carter and Kenny Garrett, violinistRegina Carter and drummers KarriemRiggins and Ali Jackson.

Belgrave brings four more protégés toDizzy's Club Coca-Cola. His "Detroit crew,"as he calls it, includes former studentsMarion Hayden on bass, GayelynnMcKinney on drums, Ian Finkelstein (oneof those Allen students) on piano andMarcus Elliott on tenor sax, as well as hiswife, Joan Belgrave, on vocals.

"One of the key developments of my con-tinuation as an artist is that I was touchedby the masters. It is very important that Iam in a position to play with these youngpeople coming along," Belgrave says. "Atthis stage of my life, I don't like travelingas much as I did before. I'm getting achance to play as much as I want to, asmuch as I need to. These young kids keepme inspired."

Belgrave grew up in Chester PA, mid-way between Philadelphia andWilmington. At age 12, he got a job in acommunity band that also includedClifford Brown, a Wilmington native whowas five years older. Brown taught himhow to improvise, after writing outBelgrave's first solo for "How High theMoon." "I just got thrown in the water; Itook his place with the band on lead trum-pet a few years later. It just opened thedoor to the light. 'Hey, come on throughhere. This is the way you go.' I was soblessed to have been in that position and inthat company."

Belgrave came to prominence in the late1950s when Charles hired him. He is the

only surviving member of that RayCharles' small band horn section. He saysthe three and one-half years he spent withCharles taught him much about band lead-ership and about music. "Ray had tremen-dous ears, ideas and soul. He was 24/7 intothe music. I don't think he ever slept,"Belgrave says.

The young trumpeter also performedand recorded in the early 1960s with mod-ernists Charles Mingus, Eric Dolphy andMax Roach before he tired of the road. Hepicked Detroit as a home base chieflybecause of the Motown label. "There was aburgeoning music scene and they were pro-ducing more recordings than anybody inthe country at the time. I made moremoney in the studio in one day than I'dmake on the road with Ray Charles in aweek. That's why I decided to stay here."

Belgrave's playing on his distinctivecopper-belled trumpet (stolen from his carin March but found three days later in alocal pawnshop) is a treat because of hisBrownie-like approach to the horn, as wellas the ideas that flow out during his solos."The more I listen to young people nowa-days, they play the same solo style on everysong, whether it's a ballad or it's somethingfaster," Belgrave says. "Each song has itsown story to tell. Once you slow them downand tell them what the story is all about,it's not difficult to change that mindset.They'll say, 'Okay, I've got to express thisin a different way.'"

Everything about Belgrave's musiccomes back to teaching and mentoring,though he says he doesn't always feel likethe teacher. "Every student who wants totake lessons from me, I'm actually takinglessons from them," he says. "There is noway in the world we can know everythingthere is about this music. It continues tounfold from all directions."

Marcus Belgrave will appear atDizzy's Club Coca-Cola July 22-23 withMarcus Elliot, saxophone; IanFinkelstein, piano; Marion Hayden,bass; Gayelynn McKinney, drums andJoan Belgrave on vocal.

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JAZZWOMEN!By Elzy Kolb

Sponsored by International Women In Jazzwww.internationalwomeninjazz.org

Another reason to celebratePiano and violin were bassist Lauren

Falls' first instruments. But as sheapproached her teens, she wanted to playdrums. "My brother was a drummer and Idon't think my parents could handle twodrummers in the house. They lightly sug-gested I try the bass and now it's my love."In college in her native Canada, Fallsbelonged to the now-defunct InternationalAssociation for Jazz Education's Sisters inJazz Program. "That was such a cool experi-ence; it was a big stepping stone for me. Itwas a big deal when we got to come to NewYork and perform at the IAJE convention."The Big Apple got under her skin and Fallsmoved here six years ago. The city inspiredthe compositions on her new recording, TheQuiet Fight. "There's a quiet fight to makingit happen, being strong, not giving up,though New York can be a tough city. It'sabout sticking it out and staying positive."She's enjoying the city's benefits along withthe challenges. "There's so much going on, Ihear as much music live as possible. I getinspired by fresh new music and then try tocome up with something myself. It's a posi-tive thing to be surrounded by so manyincredible musicians; it's inspirational."Besides fronting her own quintet, Fallsplays in projects from jazz to singer/song-writer and folk gigs. "I'm into trying differ-ent stuff to see if it's my thing." At CorneliaStreet Café July 1, Falls is marking herbirthday, Canada Day and the release ofThe Quiet Fight. Besides featuring tunesfrom the CD, they will play Falls' arrange-ments of Joni Mitchell compositions to cele-brate Canada Day.

Song everlastingAmong the lessons pianist/composer

Renee Rosnes learned firsthand from jazzgiants is: "The path of development neverends and that's how it should be." Sheplayed with trombonist J.J. Johnson forseveral years in the 1990s. "I learned somuch from being on the bandstand withhim. He was creating such memorable

solos, they sounded like they were written,but they weren't. His history, chops andmelodic gift all came together." Rosnescites similarities between Johnson and sax-ophonist James Moody: "They were both upin years, but they still practiced withenthusiasm and passion. They often talkedabout voicings, figuring out how to makesomething work. I'm grateful to haveplayed with masters who were still learn-ing and growing." In structuring her sets,Rosnes aims to "engage people and takethem on some kind of journey. The pro-gramming is important. That's why I don'tlike to speak too much between tunes: itbreaks the spirit of what's happeningbetween the musicians. There's magic inletting the music flow from one piece to thenext without a voice interrupting." In July,listeners will have a chance to experiencethe Rosnes style of magic in a variety ofways. On Canada Day, July 1, theCanadian-born musician kicks off a weekat the Village Vanguard, focusing on newand older originals with her quartet. Themusic of Miles Davis is in the spotlightJuly 24 at the Kaufmann Concert Hall atthe Tisch Center. Rosnes salutes anothermaster from her past, Joe Henderson, atthe Caramoor Jazz Festival in Katonah onJuly 27. "I love playing Caramoor, it's anice venue with good spirits all around,"she says. "I'll be speaking about Joe (in apre-concert discussion) and celebratingJoe's music—his music is really in myheart." Rosnes wraps up the month byreturning to the Kaufmann Center July 31,for I Won't Dance: Music from the FredAstaire Songbook. She says, "There's tonsof material to draw from and a very eclec-tic band," including Bill Charlap, SachalVasandani, Carl Allen and George Mraz.

Thursday night in the cosmosMulti-instrumentalist/composer/singer

Karen Mantler grew up in a house full ofmusicians. "There were lots of instrumentsaround and I picked up and put downmany of them. I played flute—for a minute.

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I had bass lessons with Steve Swallow anddiscovered that I didn't like to press thestrings." Her parents, pianist/composer/arranger Carla Bley and composer/trum-peter Michael Mantler, "had hopes I'dbecome a doctor or lawyer" and perhapsthat seemed like a possibility to them for awhile. Though she had piano lessons fromage four and could read music before shecould read words, as a child Mantler foundit "hard to get into adventurous jazz. Ithought: 'This is horrible!' At ten I onlywanted to listen to The Who and RobertWyatt." But she found herself "insertedinto whatever project they were workingon," from singing on Bley's Escalator overthe Hill to playing glockenspiel in herband: "That's a good instrument for a kid toplay," Mantler says. She also spent a lot oftime with other musicians' kids, includingEric Mingus, Jonathan Sanborn andArturo O'Farrill. "Eventually, they gave upon the dream of having a doctor or lawyer."Mantler was kicked out of her high schoolband, followed by receiving "the lowestgrades at Berklee by refusing to learn anyof the clichés." She has collaborated withmany members of her early circle. "Arturowas in Carla's band when I was ten, whenI was playing glockenspiel," Mantler says,"We were the babies in the band; 25 yearslater he played piano in my band." Her newCD, Business is Bad (ECM), contains songsabout matters big and small, global andpersonal, whimsical and heavy. She'll cele-brate its release at SubCulture July 31."The band and the music will be exactlywhat's on the record," Mantler says. "I dida fair amount of overdubbing and thingsthat were impossible to play live, back inthe day. This time, I wanted somethingauthentic and ready to go."

Places and facesSinger Carrie Jackson hosts First

Sunday jams at Trumpets (July 6 this timearound) … Madame Pat Tandy singsNuttin' but the Blues Tuesdays at Ashford& Simpson's Sugar Bar … Singing saxo-phonist Camille Thurman holds down thelate shift at Smoke every Wednesday …Singer Carol Fredette celebrates therelease of No Sad Songs for Me at IridiumJuly 1 … Congrats to flutist/composerJamie Baum, for receiving a GuggenheimFellowship; catch Baum with her septet atSubCulture July 2, sharing the bill with

guitarist Leni Stern … Champian Fultonsings and plays piano at Smoke July 2 …Sabrina Silver sings at Jazz at KitanoJuly 2 … The Cameron Brown Festival atthe Cornelia Street Café includes SheilaJordan singing with the great bassist July3 and 5, and saxophonist Lisa Parrott inBrown's Dannie's Calypso Band July 4 …Nicole Henry sings at the Blue Note July4-6 … Vocalist Dee Daniels hits KitanoJuly 5 … Singer Jane Monheit throws ajazz party at Birdland July 6, 13 and 27 …Saxophonists Erica von Kleist and SharelCassity will be at Jazz Standard July 8with Darcy James Argue's Secret Society… Guitarist Mary Halvorson appears withSifter at Cornelia Street July 8 … CynthiaHoliday sings at Smoke July 9 and 23 …The Highliners, with reed maven DebraKreisberg and singer Melissa Fogarty, areat Tomi Jazz July 9 … Leise Ballou playsFrench horn with Mario Pavone atCornelia Street July 11 … BarbaraCarroll sings and plays piano on the earlyshift at Birdland July 12, 19 and 26 …Vocalist Deborah Latz appears at The BarNext Door July 14 … Lynette Washingtonsings at Kitano July 16 … Pianist RobertaPiket is at the Rubin Museum July 18 …Saxophonist Lena Block's Feathery quar-tet hits Quinn's in Beacon NY July 21 …Joan Belgrave sings with MarcusBelgrave's quintet at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola July 22 … Help singer Lainie Cookcelebrate her birthday at Kitano July 23… Linda Oh plays bass at Jazz StandardJuly 23 with Pascal's Triangle, celebrat-ing the release of Blackout Lullaby …Pianist Daniela Schaechter will be atKitano July 24 … Pianist/composer DianeMoser's quintet plays Music for the LastFlower at Bryant Park July 25; herComposers Big Band appears at TrumpetsJuly 30 … Alexis Cole sings at Kitano July26 … Vocalist Cecile McLorin Salvantopens the Caramoor Jazz Festival inKatonah July 26; pianist/composer EmilyBear appears at the festival July 27 …Catch saxophonist Tia Fuller at Dizzy'sJuly 29 … Brianna Thomas sings atSmoke July 30 … Salvant celebratesSarah Vaughan at the 92Y July 30.

Congrats to…pianist/composer Joanne Brackeen,

who's set to receive a BNY Mellon Jazz2014 Living Legacy Award.

More flowersGuitarist/composer/singer Mary Hal-

vorson is 3x a Woman (Telegraph Harp),with People … Checkout Shiki (Libra)from pianist Satoko Fujii's Orchestra NewYork … Drummer Colleen Clark gets ahand from saxophonist Sharel Cassityand trumpeter Bria Skonberg on

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Musician-Presenter's CornerAs trumpeter Mark Morganelli nears his

40th year of producing jazz events, it'sarguably become easier to look at a list ofartists he hasn't presented. Indeed, suchluminaries as Art Blakey, Betty Carter,Lionel Hampton, Wynton Marsalis, ClarkTerry, Sonny Rollins, Diana Krall, DaveBrubeck and many, many more haveappeared regularly under the auspices ofMorganelli's Jazz Forum Arts organization.Formally incorporated in 1985, Jazz ForumArts has made an extraordinarily largefootprint through its efforts as a presenterin the tri-state area, offering a heady mix oflegends and rising stars in free or low-costperformances.

The organization's successful alchemydates back to Morganelli's earliest effortsin the music industry. An active trumpeterin the New York scene, by 1979 Morganelliwas operating a rehearsal big band in hisloft. "I wound up thinking, 'You know, I'mrehearsing with all these artists. Wouldn'tit be great to feature them in my loft?'" herecalls. "My whole concept from the begin-ning was to feature emerging and estab-lished artists."

This epiphany heralded the Jazz Forumand Morganelli quickly expanded the visionby inviting Clifford Jordan, Jimmy Cobb,Cedar Walton, Roy Haynes, BobbySanabria and many more to perform in thespace. "It just mushroomed," he remem-bers. "I won't say it was all smooth sailing,but it gave me a good feeling." Early on,Barry Harris began holding his workshopsthere, weekly jam sessions emerged, nightsdevoted to rising talents were allotted andthe programming took on a clear form andstructure.

Eventually losing the lease on his loft,Morganelli quickly switched gears to pre-senting at the Village Gate and incorporat-ed Jazz Forum Arts as a non-profit pre-senting organization in 1985. Relocating toDobbs Ferry, Morganelli oversaw anextraordinary expansion of his presentingefforts that has since led to the organiza-tion's presence in Massachusetts,Connecticut, New York and New Jersey.All the more impressive, Morganelli hasenvisioned and enacted a plan to keep hisevents free or low-cost to the public, a featachieved through close relationships withlongstanding sponsors.

Indeed, this July serves as a testamentto Morganelli's artistic chops as well as tothe acumen that has guided his efforts. Thefree Dobbs Ferry Summer Series (celebrat-

brating its 15th anniversary), the fifthannual Sunset Jazz events in Tarrytown,the Twilight Concert Series at John JayCollege and more all demonstrate an over-arching commitment to presenting a widearray of talents, both established and ris-ing voices. That desire to represent themany generations of jazz artists harkensback to Morganelli's earliest productionsand has remained a guiding principle forhim ever since.

"I've been blessed and fortunate,"Morganelli says. "I've had the pleasure ofpresenting so many great artists to thepublic over these many years." With luck,Morganelli and Jazz Forum Arts willremain a staple of the area's jazz scene for many more years to come. Find outmore about Jazz Forum Arts by visitingjazzforumarts.org.

Midsummer Night SwingMidsummer Night Swing continues its

run in July, featuring a variety of top-shelfjazz acts. James Langton's New York All-Star Big Band presents Clarinet a la King:A Tribute to Benny Goodman on July 5;Vince Giordano's Nighthawks return to theseries on July 8; and the HarlemRenaissance Orchestra offers its tenthannual tribute to Illinois Jacquet, featuringspecial guest James Carter. Find out moreat midsummernightswing.org.

Louis Armstrong Hot Jazz/Cool Garden

Reprising the success of last year's pro-gramming, the Louis Armstrong HouseMuseum again offers its Hot Jazz/CoolGarden summer concert series in July andAugust. Opening the series on July 4 withSatchmo's Birthday Bash is trombonist andvocalist Emily Asher's ensemble, GardenParty. Bria Skonberg continues the serieson July 19, while Gordon Au and the GrandStreet Stompers conclude the summer runwith a performance on Aug. 16. Concertattendees also receive a complimentary

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Pianist/composer Jason Yeager strives totell a story with everything he writes andplays and he believes in the power of musicto positively impact the world around us. Aformer double major in Music andInternational Relations at New EnglandConservatory, Yeager is a multi-facetedartist with a deep outlook, bringing manydifferent influences to his music. A record-ing artist on Greg Osby's Inner Circle label,Jason released his first album as a leader in2011, entitled Ruminations. The CD fea-tures Danny Weller on bass and MattRousseau on drums. While at NEC, he wasa student of piano titans Danilo Perez, FredHersch and Ran Blake. Now based in NewYork, Yeager will be bringing a quartet toJazz at Kitano to showcase some of his orig-inal music. The group will consist of his reg-ular trio of Rousseau and Weller and willfeature vocalist Aubrey Johnson, withwhom Yeager has played in the past.

Yeager says much of his influences aredrawn from 20th Century classical music,folk music and blues. In fact, he oncearranged part of Oliver Messiaen's"Quartet for the End of Time" for his trio.Yeager has performed before at Jazz at

Kitano in the Tuesday Solo Piano series,which gives young, up and coming pianiststhe chance to play solo four times a monthon their world-class Steinway. Yeager iscurrently working on writing the materialwhich will likely comprise his secondalbum, a set of pieces based of articles ofwar journalism. He is also an adjunct fac-ulty member at Berklee College of Musicand the Varta Music Academy in NYC. Inthe past, he has performed with Greg Osby,Ran Blake, JamesCammack andAaron Goldberg.

J a s o nYeager willperform withv o c a l i s tA u b r e yJ o h n s o n ,bassist DannyWeller anddrummer MattRousseau atJazz at Kitanoon July 9.

house museum tour pass, as well as sweettea with red beans and rice. Make a reser-vation at louisarmstronghouse.org.

Jazz in the GardenNearing its mark as a half-century-old

tradition, the Jazz in the Garden SummerSeries at the Newark Museum will featurea tremendous mix of artists in this year'sinstallment. Drummer Shirazette Tinninopens the programming on July 10 with herensemble the Shirazette ExperimentJazztet, while the Dave Stryker Quartetfeaturing Stefon Harris appears on July 17.Claudio Roditi's Brazilian Jazz Quartet(July 24) and Tessa Souter (July 31) roundout the month's program, while BusterWilliams' Something More Quartet closesout the series on Aug. 7. Find out more atnewarkmuseum.org/jazzgarden.html.

Jazz in JulyUnder the artistic direction of Bill

Charlap, the 92Y Jazz in July series willoffer a wonderful range of performancesJuly 22-31, including tributes to HoagyCarmichael, Leonard Bernstein, MilesDavis, Fred Astaire and Sarah Vaughan.

Beloved artists including Cecile McLorinSalvant, Jon-Erik Kellso, Jimmy Greene,Brian Lynch, Kenny Washington, JeremyPelt, Dick Hyman, Renee Rosnes and manymore will participate. Reserve tickets at92y.org.

July Jazz FestivalsThe 2014 Syracuse Jazz Festival runs

July 11-12, promoting jazz acts like IgorButman's Moscow Jazz Orchestra along-side such pop-leaning fare as Raul Midon,and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy. Find out moreat syracusejazzfest.com. July 18-20 marksthe 2014 Greater Hartford Festival ofJazz, with highlights including perform-ances by Azar Lawrence, Javon Jacksonand Manuel Valera. For information, visithartfordjazz.com. JazzPA hosts itsSummer Jazz Celebration July 24-27 inTalleyrand Park. Phil Woods headlines asfeatured guest, as does pianist RussKassoff, with more artists to be announcedsoon. Visit jazzpa.org for more details.July 27 marks the Caramoor JazzFestival, offering performances by ReneeRosnes, Jimmy Greene, Steve Turre,Rufus Reid, John Beasley and more. Visitcaramoor.org to purchase tickets.

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JAZZ ANECDOTE BY BILL CROWBill Crow's books "Jazz Anecdotes" and "From Birdland to Broadway" can be

found at your favorite bookstore, and at www.billcrowbass.com along with many interesting photos and links.

At one of those Zoot Sims parties in the New School auditorium, I was seated a couple ofrows from the back of the hall, listening to the music while waiting to play. Dorothy Doneganhad agreed to perform, but asked to go on early, since she had to get to an evening giguptown. Wearing her signature sequined Chanel cap, Dorothy played a couple of tunes,thanked the audience, and hurried up the aisle toward the exit doors. As she passed the rowwhere I was sitting, a young girl rushed up to her and gushed, "Oh, Miss Donegan, you werewonderful!" Dorothy grabbed both her hands, examined her with obvious approval, and thenarchly inquired. "Was I?"

On Facebook a photo of a sign from a Canadian park reads: NO JAZZ PLAYING PLEASE.Many people use this park for fun, exercise and personal enjoyment. Don't wreck it by play-ing stupid jazz music. Jazz has been shown to make good people snobby and has even ruinedthe natural creativity of some good musicians. Just say "no" to yucky jazz. City of TorontoDepartment of Parks and Recreation.

MELANIE’S NEW YORK: 1285 Fulton St.www.melaniesny.com. 718-399-2960. Wed:Jazz Night.

MILK RIVER: 960 Atlantic Av. 718-636-8600.www.milkriverbrooklyn.com. Jul 1: 8pm Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch Magnificent Trio.

MOMINETTE: 221 Knickerbocker Av.Bushwick. www.mominette.com. 929-234-2941. Tues: 10:30pm Jam w/Trad & Gypsy.

PANE E VINO: 174 Smith St at Warren.www.panevinony.com. 718-501-1010. Sun: 7-10pm Carl Thompson Gp w/Virginia Mayhew.

PEREZ JAZZ: 71 Ocean Pkwy #2J. 917-757-1901, perezjazzmusic@hotmail.com. Jul 20:2pm $20 don incl lunch/BYOB feat JaneIrving.

PROSPECT PARK BANDSHELL: at 9th St.Park Slope. www.celebratebrooklyn.org. 718-855-7882. Jul 5: 7pm Robert GlasperExperiment feat Talib Kweli; 12: 7:30pmStephane Wrembel.

RADEGAST HALL & BEER GARDEN: 113N3rd St. www.radegasthall.com. 718-963-3973.Sun: 1:30-4:30pm Koran Agan Trio.

ROULETTE: 509 Atlantic Av at 3rd Av.www.roulette.org. 917-267-0363.

RUSTIK NEIGHBORHOOD TAVERN: 417DeKalb Ave. www.rustiktavern.com. 347-406-9700. 1st Tues: 8pm $5 adm Jam w/EricFrazier.

SHAPESHIFTER LAB: 18 Whitwell Pl.www.shapeshifterlab.com. 646-820-9452.

Jul 10: Yoosun Nam Qnt. SISTAS’ PLACE: 456 Nostrand Av at Jefferson

Av. www.sistasplace.org. 718-398-1766. SOUTH OXFORD PARK: South Oxford St. (bet

Commons & Atlantic Avs).www.jazzmobile.org. Free adm. Jul 15: 7-8:30pm Danny Mixon.

TEA LOUNGE: 837 Union St (bet 6th & 7th Avs).Park Slope. www.tealoungeny.com. 718-789-2762. Wed: 9-11pm free adm Tea And Jam. Jul10: 9pm Joe Pino; 18: 9pm Josh Martin; 24:9pm Tal Blumstein; 28: 8:30&10pm DavidWhite; 31: 9pm Coyote Anderson.

WAY STATION: 683 Washington Av. ProspectHeights. www.waystationbk.blogspot.com.347-627-4949.

WILLIAMSBURG MUSIC CENTER: 367Bedford Av. www.wmcjazz.org. 718-384-1654.10pm-2am. Fri: free adm/2 drink min Jamw/Gerry Eastman Qnt & friends; Sat: $10 admGreyson Hackleman.

WOLF & LAMB STEAKHOUSE: 1635 ConeyIsland Av. www.wolfandlambsteakhouse. com.718-627-4676. Tues: 7:45pm. Jul 8&14: YossiTzfasman & guest.

ALBERTO’S RESTAURANT: 98-31 Metro-politan Av. Forest Hills. 718-268-7860.

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A Moment You Missed by Fran Kaufman Hot HouseContributing Photographer

The great saxophonist Steve Wilson hasalways been one of my favorite people. Whoelse would be serving warm apple piebetween sets backstage at The VillageVanguard? Steve and his ensemble played asold-out, two-sets-a-night week in May, but itdidn't deter him from being the gracious hostIf Steve offers you apple pie, say "yes." It'sdelicious!

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www.albertorestaurant.com. Mon,Wed&Sun:6-9pm free adm/no min Bill Gati Solo.

BROOKS 1890 RESTAURANT: 24-28Jackson Av. Long Island City. Fri: 7-10pmOpen Mic w/Charles Sibirsky & SteveAscolese.

CLARET WINE BAR: 4602 Skillman Av at 46thSt. Sunnyside. www.claretwinebar.com. 718-937-7411. Sat: 9-12am.

FLUSHING TOWN HALL: 137-35 NorthernBlvd. Flushing. www.flushingtownhall.com.718-463-7700. 1st Wed: 7pm Jam.

JACKSON ROOM: 192-07 Linden Blvd. StAlbans. www.jacksonroom.com. 718-525-2387. Last Sat: 8&10pm $15 adm inclsnacks/beverage.

LOUIS ARMSTRONG HOUSE MUSEUM:34-56 107th St. Corona. 718-478-8274.www.louisarmstronghouse.org. $10 adm.Tues-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat-Sun 12-5pm: GuidedTours. Hot Jazz / Cool Garden feat Jul 4: EmilyAsher & Garden Party; 19: Bria Skonberg Qrt.

PROPER CAFÉ: 21701 Linden Blvd. CambriaHeights. Queens. 718-341-2233. Wed: 8-11:30pm $10 adm.

ST ALBANS CONGREGATIONALCHURCH: 172-17 Linden Blvd. St. Albans.718-657-8282. www.stalbanscc.org. Jul 5:5pm Oscar Perez Nuevo Comienzo.

TERRAZA 7 TRAIN CAFÉ: 40-19 Gleane St.Elmhurst. www.terrazacafe.com. 718-803-9602. Sets: 8pm unless otherwise noted, $7adm. Sun: 9:30pm Jam w/John Benítez; 3rdThurs: Victor Prieto. Jul 1: Ari Hoenig; 3: AlexBrown Qrt; 5: 9:30pm FESTEJATION; 5:Curupira; 9: Pedro Giraudo Sxt; 23: BenWikelman Trio; 24: Eric Kurimski Qrt; 31: RickyRodríguez Qnt.

WATER’S EDGE: 401 44th Dr. Queens. 718-482-0033. www.watersedgenyc.com. Fri-Sat:6:30-10:30pm free adm/no min Bill Gati Solo.

AMERICAN HOTEL: 49 Main St. Sag Harbor.631-725 3535. www.theamericanhotel.com.Tues-Sat: 7-11pm Lee Glantz.

APERITIF: 242 Sunrise Hwy. Rockville Centre.www.aperitifbistro.com. 516-594-3404. Jul13&20: 6-9pm Jerry Weldon, Mark Marino & AlCardillo.

DANFORDS INN: 25E Broadway. PortJefferson. www.danfords.com. 631-928-5200.Sat: 6:30-10:30PM Dennis Raffelock Duo.

DIX HILLS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER:At Five Towns College. 305N Service Rd. DixHills. 631-656-2148. www.dhpac.org. Jul 18:7:30pm $30/25 adm Remembering MaynardFerguson w/Give It One Big Band feat RyanResky.

FRESH HAMPTONS: 203 Sag Harbor Tpke.Bridgehampton. www.freshhamptons.com.631-537-4700. Sun: 12:30-3:30pm DennisRaffelock Duo.

GLEN COVE MANSION: 200 Dosoris Ln. GlenCove. www.glencovemansion.com. 516-671-6400. Fri: 8pm-12am.

HIGH NOTE: 136 Bway. Amityville. 631-608-8000. www.highnoteny.com. 1st Tues: Bay BigBand.

OLD WESTBURY GARDENS: 71 Old West-bury Rd. Old Westbury. 516-333-0048.www.oldwestburygardens.org. Jul 9: 6pmHarlem Renaissance Orch feat Tulivu-DonnaCumberbatch.

ONDA LOUNGE: At Allegria Hotel. 80W Bway.Long Beach. 516-889-1300. www.allegriahotel.com. Thurs: 8pm-12am Jazz & Sushi.

PIERRE’S: 2468 Main St. Bridgehampton.www.artofsong.org/Jazz_at_Pierres. 631- 537-5110. Tues&Sun: 6:30-9:30pm. 1st Tues: JodyCarlson Trio.

TRATTORIA GRASSO: 134 Main St. ColdSpring Harbor. www.trattoriagrasso.com. 631-367-6060. Jul 11: 6pm Joe Carter, HeatherHardy & Wayne Sabella.

VOLPE RISTORANTE: 7725 Jericho Tpk.Woodbury. www.thefoxhollow.com/volpe. 516-802-7501. Mon: 8-11pm. Jul 28: Robert LepleyTrio.

WALK STREET TAVERN: 1218 Jericho Tpk.New Hyde Park. 516-354-9732. Last Tues:8:30pm-12am Jam.

AN BEAL BOCHT CAFÉ: 445W 238th St. 718-884-7127. www.lindasjazznights.com. 1stWed: 8&9:30pm Linda's Jazz Nights.

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY: 441 East FordhamRd. www.fordham.edu.

G-BAR: 579 Grand Concourse at 149th St. 718-402-6996. www.giovanninyc.com.

HOSTOS: 450 Grand Concourse at 149th St.www.hostos.cuny.edu. 718-518-4455. Jul 1:7:30pm Benefit concert for Dave Valentin featEddie Palmieri.

PELHAM BAY PARK: Middletown Rd &Stadium Av. Jul 11: 718-601-7399/www.bronxartsensemble.org 6pm free admBobby Sanabria Band.

ROCKWOOD DRIVE CIRCLE: Van CortlandtPark. Jul 4: www.bronxartsensemble.org/718-601-7399 2pm free adm Bronx Art Ens Jazz &Dixieland Band.

WAVE HILL: 675 W252nd St. 718-549-3200.www.wavehill.org. Jul 16: 7-8pm Sunset Musicfeat Mitch Frohman Latin-Jazz Qrt.

WILLIE’S STEAKHOUSE: 1832 WestchesterAv. 718-822-9697. Last Sun: 8pm.

ALVIN & FRIENDS: 14 Memorial Hwy. NewRochelle. www.alvinandfriendsrestaurant.com. 914-654-6549. Fri: 7:30-10:30pm $20/15adm; Sat: 8-11pm.

BASS LINE: 130E 1st St. Mount Vernon.www.basslineclub.com. 914-433-1052.

BEANRUNNER CAFÉ: 201 S Division & EstherSt. Peekskill. 914-737-1701. www.beanrunnercafe.com.

The CAPITOL THEATER: 149 WestchesterAv. Port Chester. 914-937-4126 www.thecapitoltheatre.com. Jul 23: 8pm Benefit Concert forWhite Plains Hospital feat Branford Marsalis &Joey Calderazzo Duo w/Javier Colon.

CHASE: 106 Corporate Park Dr. White Plains.www.jazzforumarts.org. 914-631-1000. Wed:12:15-1:15pm free adm. Jul 9&30: MarkMorganelli & Jazz Forum All-Stars BrazilProject.

CRABTREE'S KITTLE HOUSE: 11 Kittle Rd.Chappaqua. www.kittlehouse.com. 914-666-8044. Thurs: 7-10pm Alexis Cole Solo.

ESTHERWOOD MANSION: Clinton Av. DobbsFerry. www.jazzforumarts.org. 914-631-1000.Wed: 6:30-8pm free adm. Jul 2: DevorahSegall Qnt feat Janet Grice; 9: David JanewayTrio; 16: Jane Getter Qrt; 23: Peter FurlanProject; 30: Ed Cherry Organ Qrt.

HARVEST ON HUDSON: 1 River St. Hastings.www.harvest2000.com. 914-478-2800. Thurs:7pm.

LAGOND MUSIC SCHOOL: 9 Haven St.Elmsford. www.lagondmusic.org. Jul 20: 5-

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8pm $25 adm www.vtyjazz.com/917-882-9539Remembering GiGi Gryce Pt. II feat SteveWilson, Brian Lynch, Luis Perdomo, GeraldCannon & Winard Harper.

LYNDHURST ESTATE: At Hudson River. 635S Bway. Tarrytown. www.jazzforumarts.org.914-631-1000. Thurs 6-8:30pm: free admSunset Concerts. Jul 1: $50 adm Jazz &Cocktails feat Mark Morganelli & The JazzForum All-Stars; 10: Lagond All-Stars; 17:Tony Jefferson Qrt; 24: Virgil Scott Orch; 31:Hendrik Meurkens Samba Jazz Qnt.

RAINWATER GRILL: 19 Main St. Hastings-On-Hudson. www.rainwatergrill.com. 914-478-1147.

RED HAT ON THE RIVER: 1 Bridge St.Irvington-On-Hudson. www.redhatbistro.com.914-591-5888. Wed: 6-10pm Bill Crow &Hiroshi Yamazaki Duo w/guest GlendaDavenport or Takeshi Ogura.

UNDERHILLS CROSSING: 74.5 Pondfield Rd.Bronxville. 914-337-1200. www.underhillscrossing.com. Wed: 7-10pm Alexis Cole.

WATERCOLOR CAFÉ: 2094 Boston Post Rd.Larchmont. www.watercolorcafe.net. 914-834-2213.

76 HOUSE: 110 Main St. Tappan. 845-359-5476. www.76house.com. Wed: 8-11pm freeadm Quintets w/Mark Hagan & feat artists +Jam. Jul 2: Tim Armacost & Matt Haviland; 9:The ‘76 Big Band; 16: John Eckert & AndyFarber; 23: Duane Eubanks & John DavidSimon; 30: Andy Gravish & Ralph Lalama.

CARAMOOR CENTER FOR THE ARTS: 149Girdle Ridge Rd. Katonah. 914-232-5035.www.caramoor.org. Jul 26: 8pm CécileMcLorin Salvant; 27: 12pm Jazz Festival featEmily Bear Trio, Rising Stars jam, Steve TurreAll Stars, Monkestra Sketches, Renee RosnesAll Stars, Arturo O’Farrill Afro-Latin Jazz Orch.

CARNEGIE ROOM: At Nyack Library. 59 SBroadway. Nyack. www.rcjbs.org. 845-358-3370. Sets: 7:30-9:30pm. Jul 25: SamWaymon Band.

The DAUTAJ: 36 Oakland Ave. Warwick. 845-986-3666. www.thedautaj.com. Free adm. Fri:tba; Sat: 7:30-11:30pm Richard Wiggins. 1stSun: 7-8:30pm NY Swing Exchange Band.

EDWARD HOPPER HOUSE: 82 N Bway.Nyack. www.edwardhopperhouse.org. 845-358-0774. Thurs: 7:30-9:30pm starting 07/10Jazz in the Garden.

FALCON ARTS: 1348 Rte 9 West. Marlboro.www.liveatthefalcon.com. 845-236-7970. $20don suggested. Sets: 7pm unless otherwisenoted, Opening act (Op); Sun 10am-2pmBrunch (B). July 2: Burnell Pines; 4: TiszijiMunoz Qrt feat Marilyn Crispell; 5: Ben Fields& Adrien Reju; 6: B w/Alexis P. Suter &Ministers of Sound + Cameron Brown andDannie & Calypso; 9: Vaneese Thomas; 11:Sonando!; 12: The Big Takeover; 13: Bw/Judith Tulloch Band + Locos Por JuanaUrban Latin Orch; 16-17: David Bromberg &Larry Campbell; 18: Les Paul's Trio; 19: Opw/Defunct Radio Circus + Chris Bergson Band;20: B w/Big Joe Fitz & the Lo Fis + JohnnyRawls; 21: Dayna Kurtz; 25: Tom Freund &friends; 26: Mose Allison Project feat RichardJulian; 27: B w/Erik Lawrence Qrt; 27: JohnCleary; 28: Dayna Kurtz; 30: Op w/Liana Gabel+ Living with Elephants; 31: Op w/Jim Hayes +Gina Sicilia.

MAVERICK CONCERT HALL: 120 MaverickRd. Woodstock. www.maverickconcerts.org.845-679-8348.6:30pm. Jul 12: Lara DownesSolo; 19: Harlem String Qrt.

MOHONK MOUNTAIN HOUSE: 1000Mountain Rest Rd. New Paltz. 855-883-3798.www.mohonk.com. Jul 25: 9pm Mohonk MusicFestival tribute to Django Reinhardt feat DougMunro w/spec guest Frank Vignola.

QUINN’S: 330 Main St. Beacon. www.quinnsbeacon.com. Mon: 8pm free adm MondayNight Jazz Sessions. 1st Mon: free adm Jamby Chris Kelsey. Jul 21: Lena Bloch Qrt.

The RHINECLIFF: 4 Grinnell St. Rhinecliff.845-876-0590. www.therhinecliff.com. Jul 6:11:30am-2:30pm Perry Beekman Duo.

TURNING POINT CAFÉ: 468 Piermont Av.Piermont. www.turningpointcafe.com. 845-359-1089. Mon: 8-11:30pm $5 adm MondayJam by John Richmond.

WEST NYACK HAMLET GREEN:Clarkstown. 845-639-6200. Jul 10: 7:30pmRichard Reiter Swing Band.

ARCH STREET TAVERN: 85 Arch St.Hartford. www.archstreettavern.com. 860-246-7610. Mon: 8pm Hartford Jazz Orch.

FIREHOUSE 12: 47 Crown St. New Haven.203-785-0468. www.firehouse12.com. Jul 11:8:30pm $20 adm Neddy Smith.

FUJI OF JAPAN RESTAURANT & BAR: 111Old Kings Hwy North. Darien. 203-655-4995.www.fujiofjapan.com. Mon: 6:30-9pm MusicMondays series.

PICCOLO PIZZA: 24 Prospect St. Ridgefield.203-438-8200. Sets: 6-9pm. Free adm. Tues:Arildo Desouza Solo; Thurs: Gary MacFadden; Sun: John Judd Solo.

RIDGEFIELD PLAYHOUSE: 80 East Ridge.Ridgefield. www.ridgefieldplayhouse.org. 203-438-5795. Jul 12: 7:30pm Glenn Miller Orch.

The SIDEDOOR JAZZ CLUB: At Old LymeInn. 85 Lyme St. Old Lyme. 860-434-2600.www.thesidedoorjazz.com. Sets: 8:30pm/ $25adm unless otherwise noted. Jul 4: $28 MyronWalden Momentum; 5: $30 David Weiss Sxt;10: Rob Garcia Qrt; 11: $20 Tish Rabe &friends; 17: Yosvany Terry Bohemian Trio; 18:$20 Zach Bartholomew Trio; 19: $30 MettaQnt; 24: Adam Kohlter Qrt; 25: Steve KroonsQnt; 26: Eric Wyatt Qrt.

WILTON PIZZA: 101 Old Ridgefield Rd. Wilton.Wed: 6-9pm free adm Matt Criscuolo Trio.

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Spirit; 21: Deer Head Inn Jazz Orch; 24: R; 25:Billy Test Trio; 26: Matt Vashlishan/EvanGregor & the COTA CampJazz Faculty; 27:Walt Bibinger Solo; 31: R.

STATE COLLEGE: Bellefonte, PA. 814-355-2768. Jul 24-27: JazzPA feat 07/26: PhilWoods w/Russ Kassoff, Jay Anderson & EliotZigmund + Arthur Goldstein Qrt w/SteveBowman + Friends Band w/Catherine Dupuis.

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JAZZWOMEN!...continued from page 32Introducing Colleen Clark: The DebutAlbum; Skonberg has a new one, too, IntoYour Own (Random Acts) … TeresaReynolds sings about her State of Mind …Barb Junger sings Bob Dylan and LeonardCohen on Hard Rain (Kristalyn) …Vocalist Lisa Ferraro is Serenading theMoon … Annette Bauer plays recorder andTatiana Parra sings on Charlie Dennard'sFrom Brazil to New Orleans.

WILKINS...continued from page 29at least okay…it brings back too manymemories of what I was feeling at that timein my life. It brings all that angst to thesurface again. Music is like a portrait. Youplay something that you're feeling at onetime in your life and then it's recorded andit's there forever. It's real introspectivewhen you listen to your own music."

On July 1 Jazz Standard will pres-ent a 70th birthday celebration forWilkins with guitarists Vic Juris, JoeDiorio, Jimmy Bruno, Howard Alden,Gene Bertoncini, Larry Coryell andJohn Abercrombie.

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