
Since the very beginning, jazz musicians have looked to Broadway theater as a source of material for improvisation.
Although jazz musicians have been utilizing music from Broadway at least since the 1920s, it wasn't until Shelly Manne's landmark recording of songs from My Fair Lady that the idea of doing an entire album based on music from one show became a popular trend in the jazz world.
The incredible success of that album unleashed a torrent of jazz recording projects that have explored the great Broadway musicals in every conceivable format.
For Jazz Goes to Broadway at the beautiful Cygnet Theatre in Liberty Station, we have chosen a variety of some of the most outstanding jazz versions of music related to the Great White Way and have put together an incredible line-up of world-class jazz artists to provide fresh new interpretations. All shows start at 7pm.
Tickets for All ShowsThe Season
| Tuesday, December 1 | ||
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The Music Man |
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Performing Jimmy Giuffre's arrangements of selections from the Meredith Willson classic.Plus A Jazz Interpretation of Meredith Willson's "Here's Love," the 1963 adaptation of the film, "Miracle on 34th Street." |
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| Tuesday, December 8 | ||
Sinatra's Kind of Broadway |
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Performing the original arrangements of Nelson Riddle, Billy May and more. |
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Reserve Your Seats
Get the best seats at the Cygnet Theatre and guarantee that you won't miss out.
Individual tickets are now available for ALL SHOWS!
To reserve:
Call Chuck directly at (619) 388-3758. This is his line, not a call center. He'll walk you through the seating chart himself.
Ken Poston

