Join us at Mr. Tipple's Recording Studio for an evening with bassist/composer Jeff Denson, where jazz expression meets formal education. Since the late 1990s, Jeff has balanced a distinguished career as a performing musician and an educator, leading several ensembles and touring extensively throughout the U.S. and Europe. His adept musicianship and deep commitment to jazz will shine through in this event, which promises to be a captivating showcase of talent. Don't miss the chance to experience an enthralling night of live jazz!
Event WebsiteJoin Kevin Gerzevitz and his trio as they pay tribute to the legendary jazz composer Herbie Nichols on January 22. With a deep love for jazz piano, Gerzevitz was influenced by greats like Duke Ellington and Thelonious Monk. The trio, enhanced by the dynamic talents of saxophonist Sheldon Brown, is set to perform notable tunes from Nichols' catalog. Fans of jazz can expect an evening filled with lively performances and intricate musicality that showcases the essence of Nichols' work.
Described as “the best of us all” by Cuban piano giant Chucho Valdés, Edward Simon brings his inventive trio to the Joe Henderson Lab for a special performance. A native of Venezuela, Simon has worked extensively with renowned artists and has co-founded the ensemble Afinidad. His impressive career has included explorations into traditional folk music, leading to the formation of Ensemble Venezuela. This performance promises to showcase his deep musical influences and creativity, making it a not-to-miss event for jazz enthusiasts.
Join us for a vibrant evening of live jazz at Mr. Tipple's Recording Studio featuring the talented Stella Heath Quintet. Enjoy a mix of soulful melodies and upbeat rhythms in an intimate atmosphere perfect for jazz enthusiasts. Don't miss this opportunity to experience live music in San Francisco's lively arts scene. Tickets are available from $15 to $30. The event starts at 6:00 PM and concludes at 7:10 PM.
Acclaimed flutist Jamie Baum brings her working quartet to SFJAZZ for the first time. A perennial DownBeat and JazzTimes Critics’ Poll winner, Baum collaborates with a remarkable set of musicians to present her exploratory compositions that blend modern classical and jazz. Her latest album, 'What Times Are These,' features compositions inspired by women poets. During this event, Baum focuses on the traditional jazz format with her quartet, performing both classic and original jazz tunes.