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TICKETS TICKETS ON SALE 2|28 • 11AM • MEMBERS SFJAZZ Afro-Latin Jazz guest instructors OKAN 3|6 • 11AM • PUBLIC EDUCATION FREE SUMMER WORKSHOPS BART These workshops for advanced middle and high school WEB Civic Center Station GOUGH FRANKLIN VAN POLK LARKIN HYDE jazz musicians focus on theory, improvisation, audition SFJAZZ.org (SFJAZZ is only a NESS ST ST ST skills, and more. Sign-ups open May 1. 10 minute walk from ST DIGITAL LAB INTENSIVES PHONE Civic Center BART.) ST AVE • 12-4PM 7|11 THEORY & SIGHT-READING MUNI ST 8 Learn music and audio production in our state-of-the-art Public 866.920.5299 GROVE TH ST Digital Lab! We off er dynamic programs for older teens 7|19 AFRO-LATIN JAZZ W/ SPECIAL GUESTS OKAN • 1:30-4:30PM Members 415.788.7353 Metro: Van Ness or ST Civic Center Stations HAYES 9 and adults in songwriting, arranging, production, record- 7|25 IMPROVISATION W/ JEANNE GEIGER • 10AM-2PM TH Bus: 5, 5R, 6, 7X, 21, ST ing, mixing, and more. Our low student-teacher ratio and IN PERSON FELL ST 10 8|1 AUDITION SKILLS • 10AM-2PM 47, 49, 7, 7R, 90 TH the latest in gear and software make our intensives the 201 Franklin Street (at Fell), San Francisco ST OAK ST 11 summer destination for digital music. Each series contains PARKING TH 4 SFJAZZ.ORG/EDUCATION ST twenty hours of instruction Performing Arts ST Garage Members $300 | Public $360 Civic Center Garage MARKET SUMMER INTERNSHIPS California Parking ENSEMBLES & MORE Place 2 Park For detailed directions, please visit 511.org 6|23-27 INTRO TO MUSIC PRODUCTION • 1-5PM SFJAZZ’s passionate interns are indispensable to achieving Douglas Parking Auditions for the Fall 2020 Monday Night Band take our goals as an organization. Join this group of talented in- 7|14-18 RECORDING, MIXING & MASTERING • 1-5PM place July 26 & 27. Auditions for the 2020-21 High School dividuals and contribute your time while gaining skills and a 8|11-15 INTRO TO MUSIC PRODUCTION • 1-5PM All-Stars program take place August 8-9 & August 15-16. working knowledge of a non-profi t performing arts center. All audition sign-ups open May 1. 4 SFJAZZ.ORG/EDUCATION 4 SFJAZZ.ORG/INTERNS 4 SFJAZZ.ORG/AUDITIONS “What makes SFJAZZ so special? It brings jazz FOLLOW @SFJAZZ into the schools so young people can discover the beauty and proud history of the music.” —SONNY ROLLINS • • TOMMY CASTRO TOMMY DAVE HOLLAND DAVE WALKER LOUIS JOE JOHN SCOFIELD JOHN Heriz Lewis by Artwork 2 ON SALE TICKETS CA 94102 San Francisco, Street Franklin 201 ORGANIZATION JAZZ FRANCISCO SAN | 28 • • ELVIN BISHOP ELVIN CHARLIE MUSSELWHITE CHARLIE BRIDE M CHRISTIAN MONHEIT jANE C MEMBERS • • • KEB' MO' KEB' BILL CHARLAP BILL GOGO PENGUIN GOGO SHABAKA AND THe ANCESTORS THe AND SHABAKA DEE DEE BRIDGEWATER DEE DEE • JOEY ALEXANDER JOEY HERB ALPERt AND LANI HALL LANI AND ALPERt HERB • NGTON I RR A C LYNE I TERR A RUBALCAB GONZALO • • SAVION GLOVER SAVION OREA C CHICK • DELTRON 3030 DELTRON COLLECTIVE SFJAZZ RUBÉN BLADES RUBÉN • 3 | 6 PUBLIC “Membership exposes you to the greatest artists in the world.” —BERNARD ASHCRAFT MEMBER SINCE 2012 BECOME A MEMBER TICKETS ON SALE JOIN A GROWING TO MEMBERS 2|28 ABOUT GoGo Penguin by Bill Evans COMMUNITY OF MUSIC FANS SFJAZZ Center Members are the cornerstone of everything we do, MEMBERS SAVE 25% SFJAZZ Opened in 2013, the SFJAZZ Center is located on the allowing us to feature today’s most innovative and corner of Franklin and Fell Streets in the heart of San infl uential musicians and inspire thousands of students 6|10 DELTRON 3030 7|9 SANDY CRESSMAN JHL Francisco’s arts district, and includes two performance across the Bay Area. 6|10 HOWARD WILEY JHL 7|16 KEB’ MO’ spaces, multiple music practice rooms, a digital lab, and SFJAZZ is the largest 6|13 GOGO PENGUIN • 9:30PM 7|16 VILLALOBOS Your membership is a tax-deductible donation that the B-Side restaurant and bar. BROTHERS JHL non-profi t jazz presenter supports all of SFJAZZ’s artistic and educational programs. 6|14 DELVON LAMARR Annual Season ORGAN TRIO / 7|23 TOMMY CASTRO in the world. Originally MATTHEW WHITAKER & THE PAINKILLERS / Over 350 concerts from September through May, featuring JOE LOUIS WALKER founded in 1983 as a curated weekly themes and exclusive programming by a 6|18 EDNA VAZQUEZ / ALL LEVELS INCLUDE | JHL small two-day festival, changing cast of Resident Artistic Directors. FLOR DE TOLOACHE 7 23 AKI KUMAR First Chance to Buy Tickets 6|19 JOHN SCOFIELD 7|30 DEE DEE BRIDGEWATER SFJAZZ now serves San Francisco Jazz Festival All events go on sale to Members before the public & DAVE HOLLAND • 9:30PM & CHRISTIAN SANDS TRIO Two weeks in June, featuring over 40 concerts in the 6|21 SFJAZZ COLLECTIVE 8|6 JOEY ALEXANDER over 250,000 fans and Hayes Valley neighborhood. Deep Discounts 25% off select concerts 7|9 SAVION GLOVER 8|13 HERB ALPERT & LANI HALL students every year W/ OUT’KNiGHTz Summer Sessions 10% off all orders of 10 or more tickets through its year-round July through August, a six-week concert series celebrating 10% off all SFJAZZ merchandise concert, commissioning, musical traditions across the Americas. MEMBERS-ONLY Insider Events and education programs. SFJAZZ Collective FREE Listening Parties 6|12 TERRI LYNE CARRINGTON’S SOCIAL SCIENCE W/ ANGELA DAVIS With 100 new arrangements and 95 original compositions Members-Only Concerts over 15 years, the all-star octet salutes music’s greatest composers, premieres new music, and tours internationally Reserved Parking “That hall...It’s a jewel. every year after their residency at SFJAZZ. Pre-purchase a spot at the Performing Arts Garage LEADERS CIRCLE Education No Ticket Service Fees Join a dynamic group of individuals who believe in the trans- It’s a monumental Serving more than 26,000 public school students each Save up to $9.50 on every ticket formative power of the arts. Our Leaders Circle Members year across the Bay Area through dynamic programs in receive the best concert seats, access to our Leaders Circle tribute to the power the concert hall, classroom, and community. Membership starts at $80. Ticket Concierge, and invitations to private receptions. Membership JOIN 4 SFJAZZ.ORG/JOIN JOIN 4 SFJAZZ.ORG/LEADERSCIRCLE of this music.” Helping to make all of this possible is a dynamic 415.788.7353 | [email protected] Cynthia Mei | 415.283.0330 | [email protected] —AHMAD JAMAL community of over 13,000 music lovers and enthusiasts. WE TH FR SA SU 43 CONCERTS 6|10 6|11 6|12 6|13 6|14 WE TH FR SA SU 13 DAYS 7:30PM 7:30PM 7:30PM 7&9:30PM 7 PM 4 VENUES Afrofuturist Hip-Hop Viento y Tiempo Waiting Game Trio Innovations Soul, Jazz, and R&B - Double Bill DELTRON 3030 GONZALO RUBALCABA TERRI LYNE CARRINGTON’S GOGO PENGUIN DELVON LAMARR ORGAN TRIO/ IN HAYES VALLEY MINER MINER • MEMBERS SAVE 25% W/ AYMÉE NUVIOLA SOCIAL SCIENCE W/ ANGELA DAVIS MINER • MEMBERS SAVE 25%, 9:30 MATTHEW WHITAKER DANCE FLOOR • $30 | $40 | $55 DANCE FLOOR • 7PM $35 | $50 | $65 MINER • $35 | $55 | $75 | $90 MINER • MEMBERS ONLY 9:30PM $25 | $35 | $55 MINER • MEMBERS SAVE 25% $30 | $50 | $70 | | JUNE 9 - 21, 2020 Maverick DJ Kid Koala follows up his “One of the greatest musicians in jazz” DANCE FLOOR • $25 $35 $45 live-action animation piece Nufonia Must (NY Times), Havana-born piano genius Social Science is Carrington’s most “A group that lives comfortably beyond 1 WEEK Fall with this all-star hip-hop collaboration Rubalcaba returns with music from his audacious and politically charged project, artistic restraints” (Pitchfork), the Carrying on the soul-jazz tradition, organist featuring rapper Del the Funky Homosa- new album, Viento y Tiempo, recorded in tackling subjects of racism, homophobia, acclaimed British trio infuses electronic Lamarr brings dance-inspiring party jams KICKOFF CELEBRATION: pien and producer Dan the Automator. collaboration with vocalist Aymée Nuviola. and gender equality. music and modern classical influences. with rising keyboardist Whitaker opening. ORCHESTRA GOLD / GHOST & THE CITY TUESDAY, JUNE 9 • 5-10PM 6|10 6|11 6|12 6|13 6|14 PROXY • OCTAVIA & HAYES WE TH FR SA SU 7&8:30PM 7&8:30PM 7&8:30PM 7:30&9PM 6&7:30PM The festival will kick off with Soul & Groove Pacific Standard Time Fuchsia Machu Picchu Saxophone Great Jazz Violin Virtuoso a free celebration at the JHL HOWARD WILEY MICHAEL O’NEILL QUINTET JOACHIM COODER MICHAEL ZILBER ZACH BROCK outdoor PROXY space in JHL • MEMBERS SAVE 25% W/ TONY LINDSAY JHL • $35 JHL • $35 JHL • $25 Hayes Valley, featuring live DANCE FLOOR • $25 JHL • $25 Best known for work with his father Ry Saxophonist Zilber is “one of the best “One of the notable post-millennial voices music, classic films, a beer The Bay Area saxophone great’s band Saxophonist O’Neill “has carved out a Cooder, the percussionist brings his solo players and composers around anywhere!” in jazz violin” (All About Jazz), Brock is blends jazz, gospel, and funk with next- distinctive niche on the San Francisco project of American roots and world music. (NEA Jazz Master David Liebman) best known as a member of Snarky Puppy. garden, and food trucks. level grooves and deep soul. Bay Area jazz scene.” (JazzTimes) MO TU 6|15 6|16 6|17 6|18 6|19 6|20 6|21 MO TU WE TH FR SA SU 7:30PM 7:30PM 7:30PM 7:30PM 7&9:30PM 7&9:30PM 7 PM Bluegrass Icon London-Johannesburg Connection Street Beats Bésame Mucho - Double Bill Jazz Giant Duo Cuban Timba Pioneer 50th Anniversary of Sly & Miles DAVID GRISMAN’S SHABAKA AND A CHRISTIAN McBRIDE EDNA VAZQUEZ / JOHN SCOFIELD ISSAC DELGADO SFJAZZ COLLECTIVE MINER • DANCE FLOOR MINER DAWG TRIO THE ANCESTORS SITUATION FLOR DE TOLOACHE & DAVE HOLLAND MINER • MEMBERS SAVE 25% 7PM $35
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