Big Band Holidays: Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra featuring Vocalists Ekep Nkwelle and Robbie Lee
Presented in collaboration with Jazz at Lincoln Center
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DateDecember 15
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Event Starts7:30 PM
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Ticket PricesTickets start at $35, including facility fee per ticket. Prices subject to change with demand.
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LocationConcert Hall
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AvailabilityOn Sale Now
Event Details
Presented in collaboration with Jazz at Lincoln Center
We'll also have live music in the Goldsmith Atrium starting at 6:10 pm with guitarist James Erickson. Come early for light snacks, drinks and great tunes!
Read a blog post about the evening's performance.
The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO) spreads holiday cheer on its annual Big Band Holidays tour. Jazz at Lincoln Center rising star vocalists Ekep Nkwelle and Robbie Lee join the JLCO to bring Yuletide greetings to dozens of cities across the country. Under the music direction of JLCO trombonist, Chris Crenshaw, the evening will feature soulful renditions of holiday classics, playful improvisation, and entertaining storytelling. Enjoyed by audiences of all ages, these uplifting performances create lasting memories that will keep you returning to Big Band Holidays for years to come.
Jazz programming is made possible by Sandy and Eric Krasnoff.
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Additional Ticket Information
Tickets start at $35 for most shows, including facility fee per ticket. Prices subject to change with demand.
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