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Jazz at Princeton presents: Jazz Small Groups X & A
Presented by Jazz at Princeton
date & time
Sat, May 3, 2025
7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
ticketing
Free, unticketed
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Jazz at Princeton presents performances by Small Groups X & A.
Small Group X:
Ted Chubb, Director
Allison Jiang ’26, Voice
Chirayu Nimonkar ’26, Alto Saxophone
Pranav Vadapali ’25, Trombone
Isadora Knutsen ’25, Guitar
Shlok Shah ’26, Piano
Ezekiel Douglas Rosenthal ’27, Bass
Mihir Rao ’27, Drums
Small Group A:
Matthew Parrish, Director & Bass
Thomas Verrill ’26, Trombone
Matthew P. Cline ’27, Trumpet
Sebastian Castro ’25, Piano
Kit Man Simon Law ’27, Tenor & Soprano Saxophone
Ryder Walsh ’26, Drums
Program
Blues on the Corner McCoy Tyner
All or Nothing At All A. Altman, arr. R. Coss
Mabes Roxy Coss
Koko Charlie Parker
Enlightenment Roxy Coss
Females Are Strong As Hell Roxy Coss
Ode To A Generation Roxy Coss
Delores Charles Fambrough
Four Miles Davis, Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson
Monkian Thomas Verrill
St. Thomas Sonny Rollins
Moontrane Woody Shaw
Katrina Balerina Woody Shaw
Chan's Song Herbie Hancock
Student Originals TBA
About
JAZZ AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY serves to promote this uniquely American music as a contemporary and relevant art form. Its goals are to convey the vast musical and social history of jazz, establish a strong theoretical and stylistic foundation with regard to improvisation and composition, and emphasize the development of individual expression and creativity. Offerings of this program include academic course work, performing ensembles, master classes, private study, and independent projects. Jazz at Princeton University thanks you for joining them on this evening’s journey of beauty, exploration, discovery, and hope.
Program
TBA
Performers
TBA
About
JAZZ AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY serves to promote this uniquely American music as a contemporary and relevant art form. Its goals are to convey the vast musical and social history of jazz, establish a strong theoretical and stylistic foundation with regard to improvisation and composition, and emphasize the development of individual expression and creativity. Offerings of this program include academic course work, performing ensembles, master classes, private study, and independent projects. Jazz at Princeton University thanks you for joining them on this evening’s journey of beauty, exploration, discovery, and hope.
Program
TBA
Performers
TBA