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 NEW YORK (Bank of America) - Jazz
at Lincoln Center is pleased to announce that the Bank of America Jazz
Festival will take place from February 15 - 20 at Frederick P. Rose
Hall on Broadway at 60th Street. Bank of America is the proud
presenting sponsor of Jazz at Lincoln Center's inaugural season in the
organization's new home, Frederick P. Rose Hall. The Bank of America
Jazz Festival ideology reflects both the company's commitment to the
arts and culture and Jazz at Lincoln Center's mission to produce
first-class jazz education and performance programming.
The
festival's line-up of artists include Jazz at Lincoln Center's resident
orchestra, the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
(LCJO) with special guest artists, the Bill Charlap Trio and Carol
Sloane with The Norman Simmons Quintet, featuring Eric Alexander and
Paul Bollenback.
 On
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 17-19 at 8:00pm in Rose
Theater, the LCJO will perform the music of Paul Whiteman � a
bandleader who helped usher in the big band style of the Jazz Age -
with three very special performances. Special guests Bob Wilber
(clarinet/soprano sax), Daryl Sherman (vocals), Vince Giordano (tuba
and other instruments), James Chirillo (guitar) will join the Jazz at
Lincoln Center resident orchestra to perform the groundbreaking works
that Mr. Whiteman wrote for large ensemble, breaking the convention of
small jazz ensembles and giving rise to "symphonic jazz."
On
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 17-19 at 7:30pm in The Allen
Room, pianist Bill Charlap will lead his longtime rhythm section
featuring bassist Peter Washington and drummer Kenny Washington (no
relation) to play a set of swingin' evenings in The Allen Room
overlooking Central Park, Columbus Circle and the breathtaking
Manhattan skyline. Joining the trio will be saxophonist/flutist Frank
Wess and guitarist Peter Bernstein as well as vocalists Sandy Stewart
(Mr. Charlap's mother) and Ernie Andrews.
Also as part of the
Bank of America Jazz Festival, Carol Sloane with the Norman Simmons
Quintet will perform on Tuesday through Sunday, February 15-20 at
7:30pm and 9:30pm and during additional 11:30pm sets on Friday and
Saturday, at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola. Ms. Sloane will present her
sensual and swinging interpretations of the Great American Songbook and
Brazilian standards accompanied by her musical partners of several
decades, the legendary pianist/arranger Norman Simmons, bassist Bob
Cranshaw, and drummer Ben Riley. For this special engagement, Ms.
Sloane has invited special guest soloists Paul Bollenback on guitar and
the fiery young saxophonist Eric Alexander. Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola
offers spectacular views and serves a jazz inspired menu seven days a
week.
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