EDDIE PALMIERI LATIN JAZZ SEPTET THE COOKERS TRIO DA PAZ with KENNY BARRON LUCIANA SOUZA: BRAZILIAN DUOS with ROMERO LUBAMBO BENNY GREEN TRIO PABLO ZIEGLER JAZZ TRIO FOR NEW TANGO GEORGE CABLES TRIO with CRAIG HANDY ED REED QUARTET with ANTON SCHWARTZ WAYNE WALLACE LATIN JAZZ QUINTET with JACKIE RYAN ADAM THEIS MOBTET with TIFFANY AUSTIN ST. GABRIEL’S CELESTIAL BRASS BAND . and MANY MORE primary logo for all uses above 1.25” width BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jessica Felix ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Gloria Hersch CHAIR Rollie Atkinson A C M OU O N secondary logo for all usesN T VICE CHAIR O Y S CALIFOR NIA 1.25” width and smaller REPUBLIC Edward Flesch AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY SECRETARY RECREATION Dennis Abbe TREASURER Randy Coleman Mark Elcombe Loretta Rosas MB Andrea Smalling HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS Elizabeth Candelario Frank Carrubba Doug Lipton brother® thelonibelgianous style abbey ale mmmmmmmmmmm mmm mmm Circe Sher mm mm mm co m m h a mm m m m t s m m t m m r m m m m m m o m m m m m . m m m n m m O m m ™m m m m Cm m m m m m m m Gm m m m m m m m m N m m m Bm m Background color - do not use m I m m m m m m m m m R Em W Pamela Walton, CPA carpe diem vita brevis GENERAL COUNSEL James DeMartini PROGRAM NOTES Josef Woodard DESIGN Ranch7 Creative County of Sonoma Healdsburg Area Fund FESTIVAL Healdsburg Rotary Club PHOTOGRAPHERS Curtis Thomson Healdsburg Sunrise Rotary Club George Wells Kismet Foundation COVER ARTWORK Kiwanis Club of Healdsburg Jim Tanaka Tompkins/Imhoff Family Fund PRINTING Barlow Printing FRIDAY 5/29 TUESDAY 6/2 SATURDAY 6/6 Ed Reed Quartet: Ritmos Unidos Stephanie Ozer Quartet Tribute to John Coltrane & HEALDSBURG PLAZA SEASONS OF THE Johnny Hartman 6-8PM | Free VINEYARD PAUL MAHDER GALLERY 113 Plaza Street 222 Healdsburg Avenue Batacha 4-6PM | No Cover paulmahdergallery.com PARTAKE BY K-J 7PM & 9PM | $25 241 Healdsburg Avenue The Cookers: 8-10PM | Wine and Food An All-Star Group SUNDAY AM 5/31 pairing reservations required. RAVEN THEATER Blues Brunch with Terrie 115 North Street Odabi and Evolution Blues WEDNESDAY 6/3 7:30PM | $65 | $45 SONOMA CUTRER Adam Theis MOBtet Reserved Seating VINEYARDS featuring Tiffany Austin 4401 Slusser Road, Windsor SPOONBAR Lorca Hart Trio with 11am-1pm | $25 219 Healdsburg Avenue Josh Nelson Healdsburg Jazz Wine Club 7:30-10:30PM | No Cover HOTEL HEALDSBURG LOBBY members can redeem their June Dinner reservations 25 Matheson Street Party free ticket for this event. recommended 9PM-Midnight | No Cover SATURDAY 5/30 THURSDAY 6/4 SUNDAY 6/7 SUNDAY 5/31 Wayne Wallace Latin Jazz Jazz and the Music Quintet with Jackie Ryan New Orleans Day on the Green of the Americas HEALDSBURG SHED JACKSON THEATER St. Gabriel’s 25 North Street Celestial Brass Band, 4400 Day School Place, 7PM & 9PM | $25 Santa Rosa The Dixie Giants, and Pre-Concert Dinners 5:30 | 7:30 Russian River Ramblers 7:30PM | $65 | $45 | $35 Reservations required DRY CREEK VINEYARD Reserved seating FRIDAY 6/5 3770 Lambert Bridge Road NOON-3PM | $25 includes SATURDAY: DAY 1 Ben Stolorow Quartet Brazil DCV wine glass PARTAKE BY K-J Healdsburg Jazz Wine Club 241 Healdsburg Avenue Set 1: Luciana Souza: members can redeem their Duo with Romero Lubambo 5:30-7:30PM | Wine and Food June Party free ticket for pairing reservations required Set 2: Trio da Paz with this event. special guest Kenny Barron Benny Green Trio Lawn seating, low chairs RAVEN THEATER allowed SUNDAY: DAY 2 115 North Street Argentina & the Caribbean George Cables Trio with 7:30PM | $65 | $45 Set 1: Pablo Ziegler Jazz Trio guest Craig Handy for New Tango Sylvia Cuenca Trio RAVEN THEATER Set 2: Eddie Palmieri HOTEL HEALDSBURG 115 North Street Latin Jazz Septet LOBBY 7:00PM | $50 | $30 25 Matheson Street Reserved Seating MONDAY 6/1 9PM-Midnight | No Cover Jazz and Wine Dinner Randy Vincent Trio DRY CREEK KITCHEN 317 Healdsburg Avenue 6:30-9:30PM | Reservations recommended ed reed quartet FRI MAY 29 TRIBUTE TO JOHN COLTRANE & JOHNNY HARTMAN Paul Mahder Gallery | 222 Healdsburg Avenue Two Shows: 7pm & 9pm | $25 Event Sponsor: Healdsburg Sotheby’s International Realty Eric Drew | Cynthia Jarvis | Martin Humphrey | Alain-Martin Pierret Graham Sarasy | Carole Sauers | Terrie Mironicki Charlene Schnall Allan Beer | Kaaren Atkin | Tatianna McWilliams PHOTO: IRENE YOUNG IRENE PHOTO: Late-blooming and also fast-rising jazz critical and commercial success, will vocalist Ed Reed–who released his be pianist Adam Schulman and prized debut album in 2007 at age 78 bassist John Wiitala, with tenor and nabbed the top “rising star” status saxophonist Anton Schwartz for male vocalists in the 2014 DownBeat bringing his Coltrane-esque style to Critics Poll—heads to Healdsburg this special musical tribute. Schwartz’s on the opening Friday night. For this instrumental command and blend of special occasion, Reed will turn the taste and fire as a player have made him homage spotlight on the classic pairing the player to watch, having performed of “voices” from the early ‘60s when an hour-long solo saxophone concert tenor sax great John Coltrane magically at the 2013 San Francisco Jazz Festival, met baritone Johnny Hartman on the earning a four-star review on DownBeat landmark album John Coltrane and for his fifth and latest album, Flash Mob. Johnny Hartman, on which the version SFJAZZ recently described Schwartz of Billy Strayhorn’s “Lush Life” ranks as as “a masterful jazz artist… a guiding among the greatest and most symbiotic light of both the Bay Area and national voice-and-sax paintings in jazz history. jazz scenes.” Schwartz is the perfect Echoes of the pairing have filtered partner to Reed as they explore the through musical history in the 50- rich and often haunting beauty of plus years since the album’s release. Coltrane’s ballad choices and recreate Reed’s more recent tribute has been the magic of the music of Coltrane rightfully well-received. Joining Reed, and Hartman for opening night of whose latest album I’m a Shy Guy won the Healdsburg Jazz Festival. terrie odabi & evolution blues BLUES BRUNCH SUN MAY 31 Sonoma Cutrer Vineyards | 4401 Slusser Road, Windsor 11am | $25 | Winery Sponsor: Sonoma Cutrer Vineyards Wine by the glass and food will be available. Healdsburg Jazz & Wine Club members may redeem free ticket for this event. Heralded as one of the Bay Area’s most powerful blues and soul singers of recent vintage, Terrie Odabi will lend this year’s festival some blues cred and BBQ saucy heat. Born in Albany, Georgia, and now based in Oakland, Odabi PHOTO: IRENE YOUNG IRENE PHOTO: released her album Evolution Blues last year. Her band, which includes guitarist Terry Hiatt, keyboardist Ken Cook, bassist Kirk Crumpler and drummer William Norwood, supplies the steamy and soulful backdrop for the singer-songwriter phenom that is Odabi. Acclaimed trombonist Steve Turre—an occasional collaborator with Odabi—has decreed Odabi a “jewel from the Bay Area.” She tends to make a sizzling good impression on those who catch her at work. Lee Hildebrand, contributor to the San Francisco Chronicle, asserted that she is “easily the most dynamic blues and soul woman to have emerged in the Bay Area since Etta James came out of San Francisco’s Fillmore District in the ‘50s. Terrie has a powerful set of pipes, writes terrific tunes, leads a kicking band, and has onstage movements that perfectly match the rhythms of her material. Surely, stardom awaits her.” With the help of her pumping band, Odabi will no doubt stir up some of the best kind of blues at this winery concert. jazz and the music of the americas SAT MAY 30 DAY 1: BRAZIL SET 1: Luciana Souza: Brazilian Duos with Romero Lubambo SET 2: Trio da Paz with Kenny Barron Jackson Theater | 4400 Day School Place | Santa Rosa 7:30pm | $65 | $45 | $35 | Reserved Seating SPONSORS: Arbor Bench Vineyards | North Coast Brewing Co. | Youngs Market Co. Two Brazilian-centered collaborative SET 2: Trio da Paz with Kenny Barron groups epitomize the happy and ongoing Trio da Paz, an aggregate of top artistic marriage of jazz and musical flight Brazilian musicians—guitarist things Brazilian. Romero Lubambo, bassist Nilson SET 1: Luciana Souza Duo with Romero Lubambo Matta and drummer Duduka da Fonseca—are proponents of the Luciana Souza has been one of true Brazilian-jazz aesthetic. Guitarist Brazil’s most stellar, lyrical and flexible Lubambo has worked with such legends vocal exports and emissaries for many as Dianne Reeves and Kathleen Battle. years. Her resume ranges over a dizzying Matta’s resume includes work with number of collaborators, from Paul Simon Joe Henderson and Yo-Yo Ma, while to Herbie Hancock, and James Taylor da Fonseca has worked with Brazilian to contemporary classical composer legends Jobim and Astrud Gilberto. Osvaldo Golijov. Her own discography The trio’s reputation has paved the includes the celebrated The New Bossa way for the group’s collaborations with Nova—produced by her husband, Larry notable figures from jazz, including Klein—that extends the imprint of her piano master Kenny Barron, joining legendary, Bossa Nova-aligned family the trio this evening. As represented lineage. In Healdsburg, the Grammy- on Barron’s luminous fine album Canta winning singer will appear in a signature Brazil, featuring Trio da Paz, the lyrical setting with fellow Brazilian music master, and ever-curious pianist’s innately broad guitarist Romero Lubambo, as a palette extends to the Brazilian patois.