 Take a look at what's coming up in 2011: - A concert at Sculles Jazz Club
- A Mardi Gras Jazz Concert
- A Mary Lou Williams Tribute, and
- Aardvark's annual spring concert featuring bold new music
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Music in the Spirit of the Season, Aardvark's 38th Annual Christmas Concert, offers updated jazz versions of carols and original works by Mark Harvey to benefit the Outreach Programs of the Emmanuel Church. This concert is part of the 150th Anniversary Celebration of Emmanuel Church, home to Aardvark’s holiday extravaganzas for many years.
Saturday, December 18, 2010 at 8:00 pm Emmanuel Church, 15 Newbury St., Boston, MA Admission: $15 Information: 617-452-3205 or 617-776-8778 More information coming soon! Click here to be notified when additional event information is posted. |
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Aardvark stages its own pre-election high jinx with a survey of politics and culture in these United States. Expect an exuberant mix of Mark Harvey originals such as Big Oil Tango, March of the Booboisie, the ever-popular Flat Earth Boogie and the award-winning Scamology. Saturday, October 30, 2010, at 7:30 pm Killian Hall, MIT, 160 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA Suggested donation: $15 Information: 617-452-3205
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Aardvark Jazz Orchestra kicks off its 38th season with cornetist Taylor Ho Bynum with SPOKE-A-PHONIC Sunday, September 19, 2010 at 8:00 pm Killian Hall, MIT, 160 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA Suggested donation: $15 Information: 617-452-3205
The Aardvark Jazz Orchestra joins forces with cornetist Taylor Ho Bynum, a rising star of the international avant-garde, to open the band’s 38th season with SPOKE-A-PHONIC. This concert will be the Boston spoke of Bynum’s Acoustic Bicycle Tour of New England, a two-week, carbon-neutral tour of all six New England states as Bynum appears with diverse artists including saxophonist/composer Anthony Braxton and operatic soprano Lisa Saffer. The show will include Bynum's Choices, a concerto for trumpet and jazz orchestra featuring Mark Harvey on trumpet, as well as the premieres of two works by Harvey: Constant Contact and Vuvuzela Nightmare. |
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