An Evening With Noah Kellman: What is Jazz Becoming?

An Evening With Noah Kellman: What is Jazz Becoming?

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Noah's talk will be a combination of presentations, playing, and demonstrations on how jazz's ever-evolving nature.

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Join pianist, composer, and educator Noah Kellman for an engaging multimedia presentation exploring the remarkable evolution and versatility of jazz. While many people associate jazz primarily with the swing era, this presentation examines how the genre has continually expanded, shaping and absorbing influences across centuries and musical traditions. Through a compelling narrative that combines historical context with guided listening, Kellman traces the enduring role of improvisation—from the spontaneous performances of composers such as Mozart to the groundbreaking work of contemporary artists including Sullivan Fortner, Brad Mehldau, and Robert Glasper. Featuring archival images, curated listening examples, and live piano demonstrations, the presentation offers audiences an accessible look at the harmonic language, improvisational techniques, and creative processes that define jazz as one of the world's most innovative and influential musical traditions.

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Highlights

  • 1 hour 30 minutes
  • In person

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No refunds

Location

Saint Peter's Church

619 Lexington Avenue

New York, NY 10022

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