Jazz at Woodmere, the popular music series featuring the Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble, will kick off its Friday night fall season Oct 4 with a tribute to Sarah Vaughan, the first in a program of concerts that highlight jazz, blues and a little bit of pop and R&B.
So far, two concerts at the program’s home base, Woodmere Art Museum, are already sold out: the music of The Isley Brothers on Oct. 18 and Whitney Houston on Dec. 6. But you still have a chance to grab a ticket to eight other concerts that elevate an indigenous genre of American music.
Concert Lineup
Tribute to Sarah …
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Jazz at Woodmere, the popular music series featuring the Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble, will kick off its Friday night fall season Oct 4 with a tribute to Sarah Vaughan, the first in a program of concerts that highlight jazz, blues and a little bit of pop and R&B.
So far, two concerts at the program’s home base, Woodmere Art Museum, are already sold out: the music of The Isley Brothers on Oct. 18 and Whitney Houston on Dec. 6. But you still have a chance to grab a ticket to eight other concerts that elevate an indigenous genre of American music.
Concert Lineup
Tribute to Sarah Vaughan
Oct. 4
Renowned for her bold style and vibrant personality, Sarah Vaughan, affectionately known as “Sassy,” continues to inspire. Join Sherry Butler as she revives Vaughan's rich legacy with classics like “Misty” and “Send in the Clowns.”
A Night of Romance: The Music of The Isley Brothers
Oct. 18
Sold Out
The Isley Brothers, who have had hits in eight decades, are the masters of romance and social commentary. Gerand X will sing songs from their extensive catalog including “Between the Sheets” and “For the Love of You.”
Celebrating the King of Bebop: Dizzy Gillespie
Oct. 25
Dizzy Gillespie revolutionized jazz with his unique trumpet style. Join Dan Spearman as he channels the spirit of Gillespie, performing iconic pieces such as “A Night In Tunisia” and “Salt Peanuts.”
The Blues of B.B. King & Muddy Waters
Nov. 1
Rich Tucker takes the stage to honor two of blues' greatest icons with heartfelt renditions of songs such as “The Thrill is Gone” and “Hoochie Coochie Man.”
The Music of Dave Brubeck
Nov. 8
Experience the innovative rhythms of Dave Brubeck as pianist Jim Holton guides you through a musical journey with songs including “Take Five,” “Time Out” and “Blue Rondo.”
Rocking the Blues: Remembering Elvis Presley
Nov.15
Gerand X returns to celebrate the King of Rock & Roll, performing Elvis classics like “Hound Dog” and “Love Me Tender.”
The Jazz of George Gershwin
Nov. 22
Pianist Jeff Knoettner brings the genius of George Gershwin to life with beloved pieces such as “Summertime” and “I Got Rhythm.”
Tribute to Whitney Houston
Dec. 6
Sold Out
Kim Payton channels the power and range of Whitney Houston with a tribute that includes stirring renditions of “I’ll Always Love You” and “I Wanna Dance with Somebody.”
Etta James – Love’s Heartbreak
Dec. 13
Kim Payton returns to explore the poignant stories of love and loss through Etta James' powerful music.
Celebrate the Holidays with Joy and Music
Dec. 20
Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble and special guests wrap up the fall series with an evening of holiday cheer.
WRTI is a partner for Music at Woodmere and Friday Night Jazz is offered in partnership with LifeLine Music Coalition. For tickets, visit woodmereartmuseum.org
