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A ME MI PIACE - Restaurant - Roma

Posted on April 30th, 2009 by admin.
Categories: Roma da mangiare - Eating Roma, ROMA.

A ME MI PIACE
via di Villafranca, 4 - Roma
Tel/Fax: 06.447.00.335
www.amemipiace.info

Description: A new restaurant near the Termini Train Station: modern design, and creative cuisine by the very young and very promising chef Stefano Ruzzoli (we will hear about him!). The menu is not a comprehensive one, but it is put together with great imagination and each plate is created and presented with endless passion. Prices are more than decent: try to believe it! (Donatella Codonesu)

Descrizione: E’ un nuovo ristorante in zona Termini: ambiente moderno, semplice e curato; cucina creativa gestita da un giovanissimo chef molto promettente che risponde al nome di Stefano Ruzzoli (ne sentiremo parlare). Il menù non è particolarmente esteso, ma l’inventiva con cui è costruito e la passione con cui ogni piatto viene preparato e presentato non ha limiti. E i prezzi sono onestissimi. Provare per credere! (Donatella Codonesu)

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Mayfest at Brooklyn Museum’s Target First Saturday on May 2!

Posted on April 29th, 2009 by admin.
Categories: NY da divertimento -Fun NY, NY da Museo - Museum NY, NEW YORK.

Mayfest at Brooklyn Museum’s Target First Saturday on May 2!
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn NY 11238-6052
www.brooklynmuseum.org 

Descrizione: Primo sabato del mese… la festa e’ qui, al Brooklyn Museum. L’entrata e’ gratuita e dalle 5 del pomeriggio avrete modo di partecipare a molti eventi, fra cui dimostrazioni musicali, Film e spettacoli, visite guidate, presentazioni e persino una fest finale in cui si danza nel salone centrale del Museo. Per l’occasione, il Museo offre persino da mangiare e bere. Insomma, una vera e propria festa offerta da un bellissimo Museo e a cui potete portare tutti gli amici che volete! Anzi, piu’ siamo, meglio e’!

Description: The Brooklyn Museum’s Target First Saturdays event attracts thousands of visitors to free programs of art and entertainment each month. In a month of earth-centered festivals, the Brooklyn Museum celebrates the landscapes in its permanent collections and in the special exhibition Gustave Caillebotte: Impressionist Paintings from Paris to the Sea, with programs inspired by the environment and the radical spirit of the Impressionists. Highlights of this Brooklyn-style Mayfest include interactive Eco-Art demonstrations; a screening of Pee-wee’s Big Adventure; and an African pop dance party with DJ Franco.

MAY 2 SCHEDULE OF PROGRAMS

5-7 p.m. Eco-Art Demonstrations:
Visitors are invited to turn their garbage into art and flowers by participating in outdoor demonstrations of recycled art making with RePlayGround and urban composting with Greenbridge. Ride your bike to the event and get a free repair lesson from Time’s Up!

5:30-7:30 p.m. Music:
Blending indie-rock with traditional Latin instrumentation, Pistolera’s sound traverses musical borders with politically conscious, danceable Spanish songs.

5:30-6:30 p.m. Film & Performance:
The Puppeteers’ Cooperative presents a puppet show that combines folk pageantry, parades, and earth-friendly themes. This performance will be preceded by the film El Ultimo (2003, 2 min.), a claymation short by Triqui children about the very last ear of corn. Free tickets are available at the Visitor Center at 5 p.m.

6:30-8:30 p.m. Hands-On Art:
Participants are invited to draw from a live model and to be inspired by the work of Hernan Bas. Free timed tickets are available at the Visitor Center at 5:30 p.m.

7 p.m. Film & Discussion:
Filmmaker Laura Hanna and activist farmer and director Severine von Tscharner Fleming share a sneak preview of scenes from The Greenhorns, their documentary about the young American farmer movement, and discuss the art of farming from a woman’s perspective. Free tickets are available at the Visitor Center at 5 p.m.

7 p.m. Young Voices Gallery Talk:
Student Guides give a conversational gallery talk on Gustave Caillebotte.

7 p.m. Film:
Pee-wee’s Big Adventure (Tim Burton, 1985, 90 min., PG), the classic love story of a man and his bike. Free tickets are available at the Visitor Center at 5 p.m.

8 p.m. Artist Talk: Valerie Hegarty
Valerie Hegarty, a Brooklyn-based artist featured in the exhibition 21: Selections of Contemporary Art from the Brooklyn Museum, discusses her work. Sign Language-interpreted. Free tickets are available at the Visitor Center at 7 p.m.

9 p.m. Target First Saturdays Book Club:
Join local food advocate, teacher, and author Leda Meredith in a discussion about Michael Pollan’s In Defense of Food.

9-11 p.m. Dance Party:
DJ Franco shares his rare vinyl collection and spins vintage West African disco and highlife.

Throughout the evening, a cash bar will offer beer and wine, and the Museum Café will serve a wide variety of sandwiches, salads, and beverages. The Museum Shop will remain open until 11 p.m.

Some Target First Saturday programs have limited space and must be ticketed; lines for free tickets often form 30 minutes in advance. Members may pick up tickets from the Membership Desk beginning at 2 p.m. while supplies last. Programs are subject to change without notice. Museum galleries are open until 11 p.m. Parking is a flat rate of $4 from 5 to 11 p.m.

For more information, visit Museum galleries are open until 11 p.m.

Quartiere/Area: Park Slope
Titolo della Mostra/Exhibition Title: Target First Saturday
Da-a/From-to: Ogni primo sabato del mese
Orari/Hours: 5-11 pm
Subways: 2, 3 to Eastern Parkway – Brooklyn Museum

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Roxy Paine on the Roof: Maelstrom - Metropolitan Museum of Art - New York

Posted on April 28th, 2009 by admin.
Categories: NY da Museo - Museum NY, NEW YORK.

Roxy Paine on the Roof: Maelstrom
28 Aprile– 25 Ottobre 2009
The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden
Metropolitan Museum of Art

Descrizione: Al Metropolitan Museum, sulla terrazza al quinto piano, dal 28 aprile al 25 ottobre (tempo permettendo) troverete un’istallazione che è un po’ foresta, un po’ crisi epilettica. Se non siete mai saliti sulla terrazza del museo, bisogna assolutamente farlo ora: tra i tubi contorti e scintillanti al sole, si scorgono viste impareggiabili dello skyline newyorkese. (Marta Mondelli)

La terrazza del Metropolitan e’ aperta dalle 10 fino all’orario di chiusura del Museo. E’ possibile bere e mangiare sandwiches.

Description: At the Metropolitan Museum, on the terrace at the fifth floor, from April 28th to October 25th (weather permitting) you will find an art installation that is forest and an epileptic seizure. If you never climbed on the museum’s terrace, you should definitely do it now: among the swirling and shiny pipeline, you’ll catch a breathtaking glimpse of the New York skyline. (Marta Mondelli)

From Metropolitan Museum web-site: American artist Roxy Paine (b. 1966) has created a 130-foot-long by 45-foot-wide stainless-steel sculpture, especially for the Museum’s Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden. Giving viewers the sense of being immersed in the midst of a cataclysmic force of nature, Maelstrom (2009) is Paine’s largest and most ambitious work to date. The latest in a diverse body of work, this sculpture is one of the artist’s Dendroids based on systems such as vascular networks, tree roots, industrial piping, and fungal mycelia. Set against Central Park and its architectural backdrop, the installation explores the interplay between the natural world and the built environment amid nature’s inherently chaotic processes.

Beverage and sandwich service will be available from 10:00 a.m. until closing, including Friday and Saturday evenings.

Indirizzo/Address:
Metropolitan Museum of Art
1000 5th Avenue – New York

Web-Site: www.metmuseum.org

Subways: 6 fermata 77th street, 6,4,5 fermata 86th

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God of Carnage - Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre - Broadway - New York

Posted on April 24th, 2009 by admin.
Categories: NY da Teatro - Theatre NY, NEW YORK.

Fino al 19 Luglio
God of Carnage
Bernard Jacobs Theatre
242 W 45th St, New York
Tickets: Telecharge.com or 212.239.6200
Web-Site: www.godofcarnage.com

Descrizione: E’ uno degli spettacoli del momento, portato in scena in Italia col titolo di Il dio della carneficina e interpretato da Alessio Boni, Micaela Cescon, Anna Bonaiuto, Silvio Orlando. Ne parliamo perche’ e’ sulla bocca di tutti, i suoi interpreti sono famosi e bravissimi e se volete vedere qualcosa davvero attuale a NY, questo e’ uno degli eventi dell’anno.

Description: Two ostensibly civilized married couples meet up to sort out a playground fight. The son of one couple (Jeff Daniels and Hope Davis) has broken two of the teeth of the son of another (James Gandolfini and Marcia Gay Harden). At first diplomatic niceties are observed, but as the meeting progresses and the rum flows, huge tensions emerge and the gloves come off, leaving more than just their liberal principles in tatters. From the play’s web-site.

With/Con: James Gandolfini, Marcia Gay Harden, Jeff Daniels, Hope Davis
Scritto da/Written by Yasmina Reza
Regia/Directed by Matthew Warchus

Subways: Tutte le metro che fermano alla 42ma strada

Quartiere/Area: Theater District-Time Square
Tipo/Type: Comedy

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Giotto in mostra a Roma: Giotto e il Trecento al Complesso del Vittoriano

Posted on April 23rd, 2009 by admin.
Categories: Roma da Museo - Museum Roma, ROMA.

Fino al/Until June 28 2009
Giotto e il Trecento “Il più sovrano maestro stato in dipintura…”
Complesso del Vittoriano
Web-Site: www.comunicareorganizzando.it

Descrizione: La mostra presenta una ricostruzione analitica della situazione artistica italiana tra l’ultimo decennio del XIII secolo e la prima metà del XIV secolo, seguendo il tracciato degli spostamenti di Giotto nella Penisola e analizzando le sue innovative soluzioni figurative. La novità e l’originalità della mostra consistono nel fatto che per la prima volta si documenta con ampiezza inedita e con opere di altissima qualità lo snodo cruciale dell’arte trecentesca, includendo gran parte del territorio italiano e presentando una panoramica mai tentata in precedenza di tutte le declinazioni stilistiche e formali della lezione giottesca. Il nucleo originale della mostra è anche la ricostruzione dei percorsi giotteschi e della svolta impressa dalle sue opere alle tradizioni e alle scuole pittoriche dei luoghi dove egli lasciò le proprie opere; opere, in qualche caso completamente scomparse, ma idealmente ricostruibili attraverso le fonti scritte, e, soprattutto, grazie agli echi che se ne riscontrano nella pittura dei maestri locali. Dal sito della mostra.

Description: An exhibition on the works of Giotto begins at the Vittoriano (Piazza Venezia) from 6 March. The vast collection is the first important event dedicated to the artist and symbol of the end of the Middle Ages for 70 years. The 150 priceless works gathered from all over Italy are testament to the great influence the Florentine had over his contemporaries and successors. Works are not only limited to paintings as significant space has been made available for his creations in gold, manuscripts and sculpture. From the City of Rome’s web-site.

Orari/Hours: Mon - Thurs 9:30 – 7:30, Fri and Sat 9:30 – 11:30, Sun 9:30 – 8:30

Complesso del Vittoriano
Via Di San Pietro In Carcere (Fori Imperiali)
Tel. +39-066780363

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Philippe Chow Express - Chinese Cuisine - New York

Posted on April 22nd, 2009 by admin.
Categories: NY da mangiare - Eating NY, NEW YORK.

Philippe Chow
469 Sixth Aveue
Tel. 212-929 8949 33 E 60th Street
Tel.212-644 8885

Web-Site: www. Philippechow.com

Descrizione: Siamo andati ultimamente con un amico che ci ha proposto il ristorante dicendo che era una versione piu’ alla moda rispetto ad un tipico ristorante cinese. Chi scrive non ama molto la cucina cinese, dunque dire che il posto e’ piu’ che frequentabile, e’ veramente dire molto. Servizio impeccabile, cibo buono, atmosfera carina, prezzi forse meno economici del solito, ma non eccessivi. Noi l’abbiamo provato a pranzo, dunque non c’era molta gente e si stava davvero bene, a parte la solita televisione che deve sempre intromettersi fra la chiacchere a tavola. Lo trovate a New York, Miami, gli Hamptons e persino in Messico!

Description: “Mr. Philippe Chow was born in China in 1958 and went to Hong Kong when he was 16 years old. Philippe spent 5 years learning all the Chinese basic cooking skills and worked in various kitchens in Hong Kong. Philippe came to the United States in 1979 and started working in the kitchen of Mr. Chow located in Manhattan, New York in 1980. Despite the lengthy working hours at Mr. Chow for 25 years, Philippe was fortunate to have the opportunity to learn and work with some of the best chefs including: Mr. Steven Yim, one of the well recognized ‘Dim Sum’ chefs who had worked for Mr. Chow for 20 years and retired in 1995. Mr. Lam Shak Chug who was also the head chef and kitchen manager for Mr. Chow for 38 years and retired in 2002. Philippe became one of the prominent chefs in 2002 and contributed great success to Mr. Chow as one of the best eateries in Manhattan. Philippe demonstrated his ‘hand pulled’ nooddle skills on one of the network cooking shows in 1999 and was well received by the audience. Philippe left Mr. Chow restaurant in September, 2005 after 25 years.” From Philippe Chow web-site

Orari/Hours: Lunch
Monday to Saturday, Noon to 4:00 pm
Featuring Chef Chow’s 3 course lunch $20.09 (regular menu available)

Dinner
Monday to Saturday, 6:00 pm to Midnight
Sunday 3:00 pm to Midnight

Chef Cheng’s 9:30pm noodle show:
Classic noodles of Beijing and Singapore handmade before your eyes!

Quartiere/Area: Village and Midtwon

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La Montecarlo - Pizzeria - Roma

Posted on April 21st, 2009 by admin.
Categories: Roma da mangiare - Eating Roma, ROMA.

La Montecarlo
Vicolo Savelli 13
Tel. 066861877 Via Alessandria 106
Tel. 0644249600

Web-Site: www.lamontecarlo.it

Description: If you want to act like a Roman, you have to eat at least once at La Montecarlo Pizzeria. It’s not so much about the food or the location; it’s about what this Pizzeria means for the Romans. It’s part of the history of the city, everyone sooner or later has spent many nights in this place. Carlo, the boss, is the king of the place: he will greet you like a very old friend or even like you are part of the family. And the photo illustrates enough how crowded it gets. Be sure you’ll make friends… you may even meet someone you know already! Finally, La Montecarlo is the equivalent of a full immersion in ”being-Roman” course.

Descrizione: Per chi e’ de Roma, la Montecarlo e’ na certezza… per chi non e’ di Roma, lasciamo parlare loro… Carlo, il boss, e lo zio Mariuccio, er Banana… “Non pensare di trovarti in Costa Azzurra. Forse questo locale non ricorda neppure quelle tipiche locande romane. Certamente l’ingresso non evoca l’austerità o il classicismo dei prestigiosi palazzi della nobiltà principesca romana. Forse…lasciamo stare, perchè potremmo andare avanti per capitoli e capitoli. Benvenuto nel regno della pizza: “La Montecarlo”. Ti basteranno pochi minuti per capire in quale straordinario posto ti trovi. Sei entrato in un autentico spaccato di Roma, dove provare è lecito, gustare un obbligo.” Dal sito de La Montecarlo.

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The Kane School - Kinected Pilates & Conditioning - NewYork

Posted on April 20th, 2009 by admin.
Categories: New York da fitness - Fitness New York, NEW YORK.

The Kane School and Kinected
151 W. 19th Street, 2nd Floor
Tel. 212-463-8338
Web-Site: www.kinectedcenter.com or www.kaneschool.com

Subways: F, V, A, C, E, N, R, W 14th Street

Descrizione: La Kane School e’ a nostro parere la migliore scuola e il miglior centro di Pilates in citta’. Non e’ semplice Pilates, non e’ quello tradizionale che ormai e’ diventato solo moda senza sostanza. Qui lavorate veramente, capendo gli esercizi, condividendoli con l’insegnante e gli altri studenti. Imparerete a conoscere il vostro corpo, a concentrarvi sui punti deboli e ogni volta che finirete una lezione, vi sentirete piu’ leggeri, piu’ forti e piu’ alti! Consigliamo anche i corsi per diventare insegnanti di Pilates e quelli di aggiornamento. E consigliamo soprattutto le classi con Kelly Kane, la fondatrice della Kane School, una insegnante davvero rara, brava, divertente e estremamente competente.

Description: Kinected, operated by Matt and Carrie McCulloch, and the Kane School, operated by Kelly Kane, are joining forces at 151 W. 19th Street, 2nd Floor, in New York! With complimentary backgrounds in the fitness, medical, and wellness arenas, Kinected and the Kane School are creating a center that will stand alone in its comprehensive approach to client health and instructor education.

For all studio-related inquiries, such as booking sessions and
continuing education workshops, please contact:
Kinected
212-463-8338
info@kinectedcenter.com
www.kinectedcenter.com

For all teacher training inquiries, please continue to contact:
The Kane School
212-463-8308
info@kaneschool.com
www.kaneschool.com

Quartiere/Area: Chelsea
Tipo/Type: Pilates

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“La Didone” The Wooster Group - St. Ann’s Warehouse - New York

Posted on April 17th, 2009 by admin.
Categories: NY da Teatro - Theatre NY, NEW YORK.

Fino/Until April 26
La Didone
St. Ann’s Warehouse
38 Water St, DUMBO
www.stannswarehouse.org

Descrizione: Descrivere il lavoro dell’Wooster Group in poche righe non e’ affatto facile. Il gruppo di Elisabeth LeCompte produce da anni spettacoli importanti, che utilizzano vari media e in cui l’attore e’ uno degli elementi in scena. Una delle caratteristiche del gruppo e’ di presentare la loro versione di testi o opere conosciute. In questo caso si tratta de La Didone, un’opera barocca del 1641 scritta da Francesco Cavalli. La storia e’ quella di Enea che arriva sulle coste dell’Africa dopo una violenta tempesta. Attraverso questa storia, trasportata nel 21mo secolo, il gruppo ne approfitta per parlare del potere della passione erotica e della caparbieta’ della natura umana di fronte alla idea di annientamento.

Description: The Wooster Group returns to St. Ann’s Warehouse with Cavalli / Busenello’s baroque opera La Didone (1641), in which Aeneas, prince of Troy, lands on the shores of Africa after a violent sea storm. There he falls in love with Dido, queen of Carthage, and becomes entangled in a web of love, deception, power and madness. In Mario Bava’s 1965 cult movie Terrore nello spazio, the spaceship Argos crashes on the planet Aura, and its crew becomes locked in a desperate battle with zombies over the all-important “meteor rejector.” The Wooster Group stirs these two Italian cultural artifacts together, dropping Aeneas’ ships onto a forbidding planetary landscape, setting the lute alongside live electric guitar, blending acoustic and electronic space, and finding an unexpected synergy between early baroque opera and pre-moon landing sci-fi: A 21st-century retelling of an ancient tale about the destructive (and redemptive) power of erotic passion and the sheer tenacity of human nature in the face of annihilation.

Running Time: Approximately 90 Minutes

THE WOOSTER GROUP
LA DIDONE
A Baroque Opera by Francesco Cavalli
Libretto by Francesco Busenello
Directed by Elizabeth LeCompte
Music Direction by Bruce Odland

NEW YORK PREMIERE
THRU APR 26*
TICKETS START AT $37.50
718.254.8779
Tue - Sat, 1PM - 7PM
(or 3 hours prior to performance)
866.811.4111 (extended hours!)
M - F 9AM - 9PM, Sat - Sun 10AM - 6PM

Production: The Wooster Group, KunstenFESTIVALdesArts
Coproduction: Edinburgh International Festival, Productiehuis Rotterdam (Rotterdamse Schouwburg), Grand Théâtre du Luxembourg, CC Belém (Lisboa)

With: Hai-Ting Chinn, Ari Fliakos, Jennifer Griesbach, Hank Heijink, Andrew Nolen, Kamala Sankaram, Scott Shepherd, Harvey Valdes, Kate Valk, Judson Williams, John Young

Set: Ruud van den Akker; Lighting: Jennifer Tipton, Gabe Maxson; Master Electrician: Robert Reese; Sound: Matt Schloss, Omar Zubair; Video: Zbigniew Bzymek, Joby Emmons, Andrew Schneider; Costumes: Antonia Belt; Production Manager: Bozkurt Karasu; Assistant Director: Jennifer Griesbach; Stage Manager: Teresa Hartmann; Technical Director: Aron Deyo

Quartiere/Area: DUMBO

Subways:
F to York Street
Make a right when exiting the train station. Make a left onto York Street, walk 3 blocks to Washington Street. Turn right on Washington Street and walk 2 blocks to Water Street. Turn left on Water Street and continue past Main Street; the Warehouse entrance is between Main and Dock Streets.

A/C to High Street
If you are coming from Manhattan, exit at the rear of the train. Walk downhill on Cadman Plaza West (which becomes Old Fulton Street) to Water Street. Walk 1 block down Water Street; the Warehouse entrance is between Main and Dock Streets.

2/3 to Clark Street
Exit the station elevator and make a left onto Henry Street. Turn left on Old Fulton Street and continue downhill to to Water Street. Walk 1 block down Water Street; the Warehouse entrance is between Main and Dock Streets.

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Cynthia Scott at Women in Jazz Festival 2009 - April 26 - New York

Posted on April 16th, 2009 by admin.
Categories: New York da sentire - Music New York, NEW YORK.

Women in jazz Festival 2009
April 24-26
Saint Peter’s Church
Web-Site: www.saintpeters.org/jazz

Descrizione: Abbiamo visto Cynthia Scott molti anni fa durante una jam session in Harlem. La sua voce e’ incredibile e il modo in cui interpreta le canzoni e’ proprio delle grandi cantanti del passato. Purtroppo non la vediamo spesso in giro ed e’ per questo che il concerto che terra’ il prossimo 26 aprile e’ davvero un’occasione unica e rara per conoscere una perla del canto jazz troppo poco conosciuta. Pensiamo che non ve ne pentirete… e anche se non foste completamente soddisfatti, il biglietto minimo (il prezzo suggerito e’ di 20 dollari) e l’esperienza di un concerto in questa chiesa, certamente vi ripagheranno. Ma siamo convinti che non avrete molte lamentele!

Description: International Women in Jazz (IWJ) and The Jazz Committee at Saint Peter’s Church/Midtown Arts Common present the Third Annual Women in Jazz Festival honoring Jazz Vocalist, Annie Ross and remembering Jazz Vocalist, Etta Jones (1928 - 2001). The festival includes live music presented by IWJ bands, jazz chorus and a jam session, a Business Panel for musicians, a Legends Panel at which Annie Ross will be interviewed and Etta Jones remembered. There will be a reception with live music. The Saturday evening concert will feature the Annie Ross Quintet. On Sunday evening after Jazz Vespers, the Cynthia Scott ensemble will perform in concert. IWJ bands will perform at both evening concerts.
Cynthia Scott got her start as a member of the highly acclaimed Ray Charles “Raelettes.” She holds a Master’s Degree from Manhattan School of Music and is on the vocal staff of the New School and City College as a private teacher. Cynthia has recorded 4 CD’s; the latest is “Dream for One Bright World.” She represented her country as Jazz Ambassador 2004 and was the first singer selected to travel abroad as a cultural exchange on the life of a Jazz Singer. She is a 1998 International Thelonious Monk Vocal Competition Finalist. Wynton Marsalis introduced her as “one of today’s finest jazz singers.” “Cynthia sings with remarkable smooth intonation that stands out for its quiet intensity..” (The Chicago Tribune)
From the Festival’s web-site.
Subways: 6 51st street – E, V 53rdstreet/Lexington

Women in Jazz Festival 2009
Honoring
Legendary Jazz Vocalists Annie Ross and Etta Jones
Featuring
Annie Ross and Cynthia Scott
April 24 – 26, 2009
At Saint Peter’s Church
619 Lexington at 54th Street, NYC, 212 935 2200.
Tickets for April 25 and 26 concerts at www.saintpeters.org/jazz

Calendar:
Friday, April 24: 7 PM “Youth in Action” Camille Thurman, Dona Carter’s IWJ Chorus, Arlee Leonard Band, jam session / Linda Presgrave Trio (Free will donation)
Saturday, April 25: (Afternoon events: Free)
4 PM Panel – “Manager and Agent To Have or to Have Not” with Gail Boyd, Joel Chriss, Karen Kennedy with moderator Lois Gilbert.
5 PM Legends Panel – Interview of Annie Ross and Remembering Etta Jones
6PM Reception – with Deanna Witkowski
7 PM Concert – Featuring Annie Ross Quintet and IWJ bands led by Taeko Fukao, L’Tanya Mari. ($20 suggested ticket donation)
Sunday, April 26:
5 PM Jazz Vespers with Chanda Rule (Free)
7 PM Concert – Featuring Cynthia Scott Ensemble and IWJ bands led by Mari Toussaint and Mercedes Hall. ($20 suggested ticket donation)

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