#STEELE CITY JAZZ FESTIVAL FREE#
Your guide to free stuff: Free shows at the Rochester Jazz Festival, listed by dateīreakout talent: Heralded alto saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins looks to ascend Ponder has spoken of her love for Rochester - "I really have been prepared by Rochester," she recently told the Democrat and Chronicle - and we know she'll have a special performance for her local family, friends, and fans. The latest single, "So Long," is a powerful and catchy song of self-affirmation and strength. This has been a break-out year for Ponder, and the release of her album, expected in August, will surely put her in even more of a national spotlight. Guessing most of you already know who's at Parcel 5 for a free show at 7 p.m. - that being Rochester's own, Danielle Ponder. His goal in his compositions and playing has been to replicate those spiritual sentiments, he said, including a sense of spontaneity and optimism in the face of adversity." Wilkins is at Temple Theater at 7 and 9 p.m. (and) a sacred space of gathering that escapes the laws of the state.' He still plays at his hometown church on Sunday mornings when he's in town.
"Wilkins grew up in Philadelphia and said he draws musical inspiration from the Black church as 'a place of fugitivity. In an article about Wilkins, Justin Murphy wrote: "Wilkins, 24, is one of the most heralded young musicians in jazz. He studied at Juilliard with Wynton Marsalis and has performed with some of the most innovative jazz musicians working today, including Jason Moran, Ambrose Akinmusire and Joel Ross. Since this is the festival's final day, and a drum battle might not be everyone's cup of tea, I'm adding an additional option - saxophonist and composer Immanuel Wilkins. He and his group will be at Temple Theater at 7 and 9:15 p.m. He's recognized throughout the jazz world, and for good reason. Theres also more quality entertainment and family fun, such as the bull-chip flinging contest, cow patty bingo and the hairy chest and wet t-shirt contests. There are few, if any, better than Locke with the instrument. Montanas original Testicle Festival is held every year in Clinton, Montana.On one five day period in September, 2 1/2 tons of bull balls are fed to over 15,000 visitors. If you're unaware of the unharnessed beauty and zest that can come from a vibraphone when in the right hands - and mallets - here's your chance to learn. Vibraphonist and Rochester native Joe Locke returns. The Australian vocalist/pianist/composer is at Kilbourn at 6 and 9 p.m. Her vocals travel from hushed to bouncy and her piano playing can stand as a second vocalist, the style and character is so distinctive. Find Sarah McKenzie's Youtube video of the classic "Fly Me to the Moon" and thank me later.
The pandemic led to an abundance of videos with musicians remotely collaborating while safely separated.
#STEELE CITY JAZZ FESTIVAL FULL#
We're trying to appeal to eclectic tastes with these choices, and for a full lineup go to. Here are some options, though there are plenty others available. Each day of the CGI Rochester International Jazz Festival provides a bounty of choices for music lovers.
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