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GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK, CENTRAL, SOUTH AMERICA & CARIBBEAN

8/6 Aurelio 8/6 Gilson Peranzzetta & Mauro Senise JHL 8/7 Letieres Leite & Orkestra Rumpilezz8/7–9 Edward Simon Trio JHL 8/8 Jorge Drexler 8/9 John Santos & Friends 8/9 Susana Baca

SOUNDS OF AFRICA

8/13 Bassekou Kouyaté & Ngoni Ba 8/14 Meklit 8/15 Tinariwen 8/16 Vieux Farka Toure

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8/13 Brass Magic JHL 8/14 Joomanji JHL 8/15 Con Brio JHL 8/16 Dona Francisca JHL

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8/14 Los Van Van 8/15 Buddy Guy 8/16 Jake Shimabukuro

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8/20 Gene Kelly: The Legacy 8/21 An American In Paris 8/21 ’Round Midnight 8/22 Birdman 8/23 Sherlock Jr. & One Week 8/23 The Maltese Falcon

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8/20–22 Ethan Iverson JHL 8/23 Antonio Sánchez & Migration JHL

SUMMER SESSIONS 2015: GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK, AMERICAN

7/16 Ann Hampton Callaway: The Sarah Vaughan Project

7/16–19 Catherine Russell The Music of Louis Armstrong JHL

7/17 Kim Nalley: The Music of Billie Holiday

7/18 Paula West: The Music of Bob Dylan

7/19 Freddy Cole Quartet: The Music of Nat King Cole

GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK, MEXICO

7/23 Natalia LaFourcade

7/24 La Santa Cecilia

7/25 Tania Libertad: Tribute to Chavela Vargas

7/26 Flaco Jiménez & Max Baca

GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK, BIG BANDS

7/30 Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band

7/31 Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra

8/1 John Beasley’s MONK’estra

8/2 Tommy Igoe Groove Conspiracy

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ROBERT GLASPER TRIO

B U DDY G U Y

TANIA LIBERTAD

JHL = Joe Henderson Lab DAVIES = Davies Symphony Hall PROXY = Proxy Space on Octavia Street All shows in Miner Auditorium unless otherwise noted.

33RD ANNUAL SAN FRANCISCO JAZZ FESTIVAL:

6/9 San Francisco Jazz Festival Kickoff Celebration PROXY

6/10–13 Snarky Puppy

6/10–11 Julian Lage & Chris Eldridge JHL

6/12 Tiffany Austin: The Music of Hoagy Carmichael JHL

6/13 Quinn DeVeaux JHL

6/14 Goapele

6/14 Jonathan Poretz: The Music of Frank Sinatra JHL

6/15 Shelby Lynne: I Am Shelby Lynne

6/15 Smith Dobson V & Prez Kids JHL

6/16 Campbell Brothers: A Love Supreme

6/16 Davina & The Vagabonds JHL

6/17 John Scofield Quartet feat John Medeski

6/17–18 Giulia Valle JHL

6/18 Ester Rada

6/19–20 Robert Glasper Trio

6/19 Freshlyground JHL

6/20–21 Wil Blades Trio feat. Dr. Lonnie Smith JHL

6/21 Pedrito Martinez

6/21 Chucho Valdés, Gonzalo Rubalcaba & Michel Camilo DAVIES

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 6 33rd Annual San Francisco Jazz Festival CONCERTS6 Julian Lage & Chris Eldridge7 Snarky Puppy 7 Tiffany Austin:

The Music of Hoagy Carmichael 7 Quinn DeVeaux8 Goapele8 Smith Dobson V & Prez Kids8 Jonathan Poretz:

The Music of Frank Sinatra8 Shelby Lynne: I Am Shelby Lynne9 Campbell Brothers: A Love Supreme9 Davina & The Vagabonds9 John Scofield Quartet

feat. John Medeski9 Giulia Valle 10 Ester Rada10 Robert Glasper Trio10 Freshlyground 10 Wil Blades Trio feat. Dr. Lonnie Smith11 Pedrito Martinez11 Chucho Valdés, Gonzalo Rubalcaba

& Michel Camilo @ Davies 12 Ann Hampton Callaway 12 Kim Nalley 13 Paula West 13 Freddy Cole Quartet 13 Catherine Russell 14 Natalia LaFourcade 14 La Santa Cecilia 15 Tania Libertad:

Tribute to Chavela Vargas 15 Flaco Jiménez & Max Baca 16 Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band 16 Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra 17 John Beasley’s Monk’estra 17 Tommy Igoe Groove Conspiracy 18 Aurelio 18 Letieres Leite & Orkestra Rumpilezz18 Gilson Peranzzetta & Mauro Senise 18 Edward Simon Trio 19 Jorge Drexler 19 John Santos & Friends 19 Susana Baca 22 Bassekou Kouyaté & Ngoni Ba 22 Meklit 22 Brass Magic 22 Joomanji 23 Tinariwen 23 Vieux Farka Toure 23 Con Brio 23 Dona Francisca 24 Los Van Van 24 Buddy Guy 24 Jake Shimabukuro 26 Gene Kelly: The Legacy 26 An American In Paris 26 ’Round Midnight 26 Ethan Iverson 27 Antonio Sánchez & Migration 27 Birdman 27 Sherlock Jr. & One Week 27 The Maltese Falcon SFJAZZ EDUCATION20 Digital Lab Bootcamps20 Jazz Appreciation 20 World Drum Weekend: August 8 & 9

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SAN FRANCISCO JAZZ FESTIVAL KICKOFF CELEBRATIONBeginning in 1983 as a fledgling two-day event called the Jazz in the City Festival, the San Francisco Jazz Festival has continually expanded over its three-decade existence to become a globally renowned institution presenting the greatest names in jazz, blues and world music. Running from

June 9th through June 21st, the 33rd Annual San Francisco Jazz Festival will present 43 shows over its 13 day run, beginning with a free outdoor kickoff celebration at the Proxy space on Octavia Street between Hayes and Fell.

VIRTUOSO GUITAR DUOA pair of guitar virtuosos from the worlds of bluegrass and jazz comes together to celebrate the legacy of American

acoustic music. Lage is an established bandleader and member of vibraphone giant Gary Burton’s New Quartet, while Eldridge is best known for his work with Punch Brothers.

Julian Lage guitarChris Eldridge guitar, vocals

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TIFFANY AUSTIN QUINN DeVEAUX

SNARKY PUPPY

WED |06 | 10 7:30 PM

F R I |06 | 12 7:30 PM

THU |06 | 1 1 7:30 PM

S A T |06 | 13 7:30 PM

M I N E R A U D I T O R I U M

& THE BLUE BEAT REVIEW

One of the hottest fusion bands on the planet, Snarky Puppy, which won the 2013 GRAMMY for Best R&B Performance, plays fresh groove music with an irresistible mix of funk, fire and finesse. This is “music for your brain and booty.”

“ Snarky Puppy has gone from an underground secret to one of the most internationally respected names in instrumental music.” —JAMBASE

THE MUSIC OF HOAGY CARMICHAEL

One of the Bay Area’s finest young vocalists returns with her tribute to songwriting giant Hoagy Carmichael. Austin’s approach blends elements of R&B, hip-hop, and the blues, creating an invigorating hybrid that stirs the soul and moves the body.

RHYTHM AND SOUL

Vocalist, songwriter and guitarist Quinn DeVeaux distills the blues, gospel, country, and soul into a funky celebration.

Quinn DeVeaux guitar, vocalsChris Siebert pianoKenan O’Brien bassMatty Mack drumsNicole Rodriguez vocalsAmber Gougis vocalsViola Voila vocals

Chris Bullock tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet

Bob Reynolds saxophones

Bob Lanzetti guitar

Mike Maher trumpet

Justin Stanton trumpet, keyboards

Bob Lanzetti guitar

Mark Lettieri guitar

Chris McQueen guitar

Bill Laurance keyboards

Shaun Martin keyboards

Michael League bass

Robert “Sput” Searight drums

Nate Werth percussion

GRAMMY-WINNING GROOVES



33RD ANNUAL SAN FRANCISCO JAZZ FESTIVALJUN 9–21 33RD ANNUAL SAN FRANCISCO JAZZ FESTIVALJUN 9–21

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THE MUSIC OF FRANK SINATRA

A soulful and charismatic singer in the mold of the great crooners Tony Bennett, Mel Torme and Bobby Darin, Bay Area artist Jonathan Poretz performs the swinging, ever-hip songbook made famous by his greatest inspiration, the inimitable Frank Sinatra.

STRONG AS GLASSAn Oakland-born soul singer with a silken voice and a spellbinding talent to blend jazz, R&B and hip-hop into a unified groove, Goapele returns

after her show stopping appearances with comic superstar Dave Chappelle and hip-hop heavyweight Talib Kweli.

“ This spiritual love child of Sade and D’Angelo mixes sweet soul vocals, jazz funk instrumentation and hip hop rhythms.” —ROLLING STONE

I AM SHELBY LYNNEA sublime singer and songwriter whose all-encompassing musical view transcends the “country music” label, performing her 2000 blockbuster hit

I Am Shelby Lynne in its entirety.

“ Few singer/songwriters bare their soul in such a scarifyingly vulnerable way as Lynne.” —BOSTON HERALD

THE MUSIC OF LESTER YOUNG

Led by Bay Area multi-instrumentalist Smith Dobson V, Prez Kids is a group dedicated to the music of tenor saxophone giant Lester Young and the timeless music of the swing era.

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33RD ANNUAL SAN FRANCISCO JAZZ FESTIVALJUN 9–21 33RD ANNUAL SAN FRANCISCO JAZZ FESTIVALJUN 9–21

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BOOGIE & BLUES

Bluesy, blustery, bawdy and fun, Davina & The Vagabonds have carved their own niche in the blues world with their high-energy live performances and rollicking compositions that combine elements of boogie-woogie, ragtime, early rock and Basin Street.

Davina Sowers vocals, piano, ukuleleDan Eikmeier trumpet, vocalsBen Link trombone, vocalsGreg Beyers bass, celloConnor McRae drums, vocals

A LOVE SUPREME

MODERN GUITAR GIANTJohn Scofield is universally known as one of the greatest figures in jazz guitar history. For this night, Scofield invites Medeski, Martin & Wood

keyboardist John Medeski to join his supercharged quartet for an explosive evening of modern jazz.

“ One of the contemporary jazz world’s finest guitarists.” —LOS ANGELES TIMES

A LOVE SUPREMELast December’s celebration of John Coltrane’s immortal masterpiece, A Love Supreme, continues into the summer, as the acclaimed

gospel stars interpret Coltrane’s devotional work through the shimmering steel guitar-based style called “Sacred Steel.”

Chuck Campbell pedal steel guitar Carlton Campbell drums Darick Campbell lap steel guitar Denise Brown vocals Phillip Campbell electric guitar Katie Jackson vocals Malcolm Kirby Jr. bass

“ Music that until recently was heard only in gospel churches.” —THE NEW YORK TIMES

FEATURING JOHN MEDESKI, BEN STREET & BILL STEWART

SPANISH BASS VIRTUOSO

Italian-born bassist Giulia Valle honed her jazz chops with American masters such as Jason Lindner, Jeff Williams and Gerald Cleaver. Valle returns with her working band featuring some of Spain’s most in-demand musicians.

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DAVINA & THE VAGABONDS GIULIA VALLE

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FRESHLYGROUND WIL BLADES TRIO FEAT. DR. LONNIE SMITH

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F R I | 06 | 1 9 7& 9:30 PM

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ESTER RADA

CHUCHO VALDÉS, GONZALO RUBALCABA & MICHEL CAMILO

ROBERT GLASPER TRIO

CROSS-CULTURAL SOULFollowing her two sold-out shows last summer, the rising star returns with her unique global sound that combines R&B, Ethio-Jazz, reggae

and classic soul.

Ester Rada vocals Gal Dahan saxophoneMaayan Milo trombone Inon Peretz trumpetBen Hoze guitar Lior Romano keyboardsMichael Guy bass Dan Mayo drums

“She is amazing!” —ALICIA KEYS

NEW ALBUM RELEASEFollowing the blockbuster success of his two GRAMMY-winning Black Radio releases, one of modern jazz’s most forward-thinking pianists returns to the acoustic trio setting for his new Blue Note album, Covered, featuring fresh versions of songs by Joni

Mitchell, John Legend, Radiohead, Kendrick Lamar and others.

Robert Glasper piano Vicente Archer bass Damion Reid drums

“ Glasper is in many ways reinventing the piano trio aesthetic.” —ALL MUSIC GUIDE

SOUTH AFRICAN STARSFreshlyground blends musical traditions from Cape Town, Zimbabwe and Mozambique with elements of pop, jazz, blues and indie rock.

Zolani Mahola lead vocals Julio Siguaque guitar Simon Attwell flute, saxophone, harmonica Josh Hawks bass, vocals Kyla-Rose Smith violin, vocals Peter Cohen drums Seredeal Scheepers keyboards, percussion

HAMMOND ORGAN SUMMITFor this incredible multi-generational summit of Hammond organ firepower, the Bay Area’s Wil Blades is joined by his mentor, the legendary organ innovator Dr. Lonnie Smith.

Wil Blades Hammond B-3 organDr. Lonnie Smith Hammond B-3 organ

Brandon Etzler drums Jeff Parker guitar10


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CUBAN PERCUSSION MASTERCalled “an incomparable performer” by The New York Times, Cuban percussion star Pedrito Martinez has added a jolt of creative energy to work with Paquito D’Rivera, Eliane Elias, Gonzalo Rubalcaba and Eddie Palmieri.

He brings a power-packed brand along with him, closing out the Festival with two high-energy dance floor shows.

Pedrito Martinez percussion, vocals Edgar Pantoja-Aleman keyboards, vocalsAlvaro Benavides electric bass, vocals Jhair Sala percussion, vocals

TRIBUTE TO ERNESTO LECUONAThis exclusive performance is a monumental gathering of the three greatest living Caribbean pianists, paying tribute to virtuoso pianist and composer Ernesto Lecuona, renowned as the most important figure in Cuban music and subject of the

new documentary film Playing Lecuona, starring the three piano titans.

Chucho Valdés piano Michel Camilo piano Gonzalo Rubalcaba piano

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ANN HAMPTON CALLAWAY KIM NALLEY

THE SARAH VAUGHAN PROJECTOne of the greatest living interpreters of the Great American Songbook,

the enchanting vocalist and composer Ann Hampton Callaway presents her tribute to one of her primary influences and an iconic jazz singer, the incomparable Sarah Vaughan.

Ann Hampton Callaway vocals Dick Oatts saxophones, fluteRandy Sandke trumpet, flugelhorn Ted Rosenthal pianoDean Johnson bass Tim Horner drums

“ A voice so rich, flexible and extravagantly gorgeous that it hardly matters what use she puts it to.” —THE NEW YORK TIMES

THE MUSIC OF BILLIE HOLIDAYSan Francisco vocalist Kim Nalley has distinguished herself internationally

with a beguiling combination of sass, soul and smarts. She’s a rare artist with the dramatic presence, stylistic breadth and technical skill to pay a fitting tribute to the legendary Billie Holiday.

“ Kim Nalley has pipes to burn and works the stage like she means it.” —SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE


GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK AMERICANJUL 16–19 GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK AMERICANJUL 16–19

GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK Devoted to the rich traditions of music spanning the entirety of the North and South American continents, the Great Americas Songbook expands the concept of the “GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK” to include artists from all of the Americas. Individual weeks highlight the American popular song, the music of Mexico, the American Big Band tradition, Central and South America, and the Caribbean.

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FREDDY COLE QUARTETPAULA WEST

THU | 07 | 16 7& 8:30 PM

S A T | 07 | 18 7& 8:30 PM

F R I | 07 | 17 7& 8:30 PM

SU N | 07 | 19 7& 8:30 PM


CATHERINE RUSSELL

THE MUSIC OF BOB DYLANThe artist JazzTimes calls “the finest jazz-cabaret singer around” presents a loving tribute to the work of songwriter and cultural icon Bob

Dylan, whose songs have been freshly re-imagined as perfect vehicles for West’s velvet voice and irresistible sense of swing.

“ No singer can be all things to all people...But Ms. West comes as close as any jazz singer nowadays to carrying off that impossible feat.” —THE NEW YORK TIMES

THE MUSIC OF NAT KING COLEA living link to the golden age of the Great American Songbook, the

sublimely soulful vocalist and pianist Freddy Cole pays tribute to the legacy of his late, brother, Nat King Cole, accompanied by his swinging quartet.

Freddy Cole piano, vocals Randy Napoleon guitarElias Bailey bass Quentin Baxter drums

“ Gorgeous autumnal baritone, expressive phrasing and pitch-perfect feel for jazz standards, pop tunes and love ballads.” —PEOPLE MAGAZINE

THE MUSIC OF LOUIS ARMSTRONGCalled “one of the outstanding singers of our time” by the Wall Street Journal, captivating vocalist Catherine Russell pays tribute to the legendary Louis Armstrong.

“ A strong, rich voice with understated but penetrating insight.” —THE NEW YORK TIMES


GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK AMERICANJUL 16–19 GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK AMERICANJUL 16–19

GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK MEXICOJUL 23–26 GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK MEXICOJUL 23–26

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F R I | 07 | 24 7:30 PM


NATALIA LAFOURCADE LA SANTA CECILIA

CHICANO SOULGRAMMY-winner La Santa Cecilia is on a meteoric rise as one of the most visible and acclaimed Latin bands to emerge from the L.A. music

scene in recent years, bringing universal songs of love, loss and heartbreak to audiences worldwide.

Marisol “La Marisoul” Hernández vocalsJosé “Pepe” Carlos accordionAlex Bendaña bassMiguel “Oso” Ramírez percussion

“ The musical face of the country’s fast-growing under-35 Latino population.”

—LOS ANGELES TIMES

LATIN-AMERICAN POP SENSATIONMultiple Latin GRAMMY-winning singer and pop sensation unveils her new album, Hasta La Raiz. Latin

America has fallen in love with her and you will too.

“ The 29 year-old cantautora will be a leading exponent of Pop Latino for years to come.” —VILLAGE VOICE


GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK MEXICOJUL 23–26 GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK MEXICOJUL 23–26

SUN| 07 | 26 7:30 PM


S A T | 07 | 25 7& 9:30 PM


FLACO JIMENEZ & MAX BACATANIA LIBERTAD

A TRIBUTE TO CHAVELA VARGASSuperstar Tania Libertad presents a loving tribute to iconic Mexican

vocalist Chavela Vargas, best known for her interpretations of classic Mexican rancheras that broke down gender stereotypes throughout the Spanish-speaking world.

“A glorious voice, a glorious spirit.” —LOS ANGELES TIMES

TEX-MEX SUPERSTARSThe foremost living ambassador of Tex-Mex music, accordionist Flaco Jiménez has transcended the limits of the conjunto style, collaborating

with artists including the Rolling Stones and Carlos Santana. He is joined by 12-string guitarist Max Baca, celebrating their new album, Legends & Legacies.

“ No one has taken the accordion-fueled Tex-Mex sound to a larger audience than he has.” —ALL MUSIC GUIDE


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GORDON GOODWIN’S BIG PHAT BAND CLAYTON-HAMILTON JAZZ ORCHESTRA

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2015 GRAMMY-WINNING BIG BANDLed by Los Angeles composer, arranger, pianist and tenor

saxophonist Gordon Goodwin, the multi-GRAMMY-winning Big Phat Band is one of the most exhilarating large groups in jazz, recording seven star-studded albums and contributing to soundtracks of movies including Pixar’s The Incredibles.

Gordon Goodwin piano, tenor saxophoneEric Marienthal saxophones Willie Murillo trumpet Sal Lozano saxophones Andy Martin tromboneBrian Scanlon saxophones Charlie Morillas tromboneJeff Driskill saxophones Francisco Torres trombone Jay Mason saxophones Craig Gosnell tromboneKevin Garren saxophones Jason Thor tromboneWayne Bergeron trumpet Andrew Synowiec guitarDan Fornero trumpet Rick Shaw bassBob Summers trumpet Bernie Dresel drumsDan Savant trumpet Joey DeLeon percussion

L.A. TREASURESCo-led by three master musicians, each with an impeccable big band pedigree, the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra has carried on the tradition

of Count Basie and Thad Jones as one of the finest working big bands in the world, soon celebrating their 30th anniversary.

Jeff Clayton alto saxophoneJohn Clayton bassJeff Hamilton drums Please see SFJAZZ.org website for additional personnel.

“ One of current jazz’s most vital large ensembles.” —JAZZTIMES

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TOMMY IGOE GROOVE CONSPIRACYJOHN BEASLEY’S MONK’ESTRA

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THELONIOUS MONK LEGACYA far-ranging pianist and arranger who has worked with Miles Davis,

Freddie Hubbard, and Steely Dan, John Beasley leads a smashing 16-piece big band that captures the spirit of Thelonious Monk’s singular music in fresh arrangements flavored with hip-hop, Afro-Cuban rhythms and atmospheric colors.

John Beasley piano, synthesizers Gabriel Johnson trumpet Bob Sheppard saxophone Francisco Torres tromboneJeff Driskill saxophone Wendell Kelly tromboneJusto Almari saxophone Ryan Dragon trombone Tom Luer saxophone Steve Hughes trombone Tommy Petereson saxophone Rickey Minor bass Bijon Watson trumpet Reggie Hamilton bass Jamie Horvorka trumpet Gary Novak drums Brian Swartz trumpet

THE MUSIC OF STEELY DANLed by one of the most in-demand drummers in the world, this hard-hitting ensemble features the Bay Area’s finest instrumentalists,

including members of Pacific Mambo Orchestra, Tower of Power, and the Doobie Brothers. They perform the music of pop giants Steely Dan featuring the band’s guitarist Drew Zingg.

Tommy Igoe drums, leader Niel Levonius trumpetMarc Russo alto saxophone Louis Fasman trumpetTom Politzer tenor saxophone Jeanne Geiger tromboneAlex Murzyn tenor saxophone Drew Zingg guitarAaron Lington baritone saxophone Dewayne Pate bassSteffen Kuehn trumpet

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DONATE YOUR CARHave a car, boat, motor home or motorcycle taking up space in your driveway? Donate it to SFJAZZ—it’s easy and 100% tax deductible.

For more information, please visit SFJAZZ.org/cars or call 844-CAR-JAZZ seven days a week.

FOUR EASY WAYS TO SUPPORT SFJAZZ PROGRAMS TODAY


GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK CENTRAL, SOUTH AMERICAN & CARIBBEANAUG 6–9 GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK CENTRAL, SOUTH AMERICAN & CARIBBEANAUG 6–9

THU |08| 06 7& 8:30 PM


GILSON PERANZZETTA & MAURO SENISE EDWARD SIMON TRIO

THU | 08 | 06 7:30 PM


F R I | 08 | 07 7:30 PM


AURELIO LETIERES LEITE & ORKESTRA RUMPILEZZ

RISING GARIFUNA STARHonduran singer and guitarist Aurelio is the primary artist bringing the African and Caribbean musical traditions of the exiled Garifuna

people to the international stage.

“ With his talent, vision, charisma and searing voice, Aurelio is a big part of the reason (Garifuna music) has achieved outsize recognition internationally.” —NPR

BRAZILIAN JAZZ DUOThe great Brazilian saxophonist Mauro Senise joins longtime collaborator, acclaimed pianist Gilson Peranzzetta, for an evening

bridging the worlds of Brazilian music, jazz and classical.

Mauro Senise saxophone, flute Gilson Peranzzetta piano

BRAZILIAN BRASS & PERCUSSIONThe 20-piece brass and percussion juggernaut from Bahia, Brazil, mixes

rhythms from the Afro-Brazilian Candomblé tradition with the influence of American big band jazz.

Letieres Leite director, saxophones & flute Vanilson Araújo tromboneAndré Becker alto saxophone, flutes Gilmar Chaves trombone Ronney Scott saxophones, flute Hugo San tromboneRodrigo Mendonça saxophones, flute Adailson Rodrigues bass trombone Leo Rocha saxophones, flute Fernando Rocha tuba Junior Maceió baritone saxophone, flute Gabi Guedes percussionJoatan Nascimento trumpet, flugelhorn Kainã do Gege percussionGuiga Scott trumpet, flugelhorn Jaime Nascimento percussionJoão Teoria trumpet, flugelhorn Ricardo Braga percussionGilberto Junior trumpet, flugelhorn Ícaro Sá percussion

This engagement of Letieres Leite & Orkestra Rumpilezz is made possible through Southern Exposure: Performing Arts of Latin America, a program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation.


GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK CENTRAL, SOUTH AMERICAN & CARIBBEANAUG 6–9 GREAT AMERICAS SONGBOOK CENTRAL, SOUTH AMERICAN & CARIBBEANAUG 6–9

F R I |08 | 07 7& 8:30 PM

SAT |08 | 08 7& 8:30 PM

SUN |08| 09 7& 8:30 PM


EDWARD SIMON TRIO

SUN| 08 | 09 2:00 PM


SUN| 08 | 09 7:30 PM


SAT | 08 | 08 7:30 PM


JOHN SANTOS & FRIENDS

SUSANA BACA

JORGE DREXLER

AFRO-PERUVIAN VOCALISTLatin GRAMMY-winning singer Susana Baca is the greatest living proponent of the Afro-Peruvian musical tradition that defines the African influence on Latin America.

THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIESOscar and Latin GRAMMY-winning Uruguayan singer/songwriter Jorge Drexler, best known for his theme music to the film Motorcycle Diaries,

returns following his sold-out Season 2 show.

“His music is a distinctive blend of roots music from his native Uruguay, with Euro-electronica traces and a strong modern pop sensibility.” —LOS ANGELES TIMES

ART OF THE TRIOA world-class pianist and member of the SFJAZZ Collective, Edward Simon presents his supremely inventive trio with bassist Joe Martin and drummer Adam Cruz.

Edward Simon pianoJoe Martin bassAdam Cruz drums

“He is the best of us all.” —CHUCHO VALDÉS

A TRIBUTE TO FRANK ESPADAThis multi-media homage to renowned photojournalist

Frank Espada will feature poet and author (and Espada’s son) Martin Espada, the John Santos Sextet, spoken word and dance.

Dr. John Calloway flute John Santos percussion Melecio Magdaluyo saxophones Rico Pabon spoken word Jose Roberto Hernandez guitar, vocals Shefali Shah dancer Manuel Constancio guitar, vocals Sandra Garcia Rivera vocalsMarco Diaz piano Sarita Shah coroSaul Sierra bass Martin Espada spoken wordDavid Flores drums Jason Espada spoken word


SFJAZZ EDUCATION PROGRAMS INSPIRING, INFORMATIVE, INTERACTIVE

DIGITAL LAB BOOTCAMPSLearn music and audio production in our state-of-the-art Digital Lab. We offer dynamic programs for older teens and adults in songwriting, arranging, production, recording, mixing, music theory, and more. Our low student-teacher ratio and the latest in gear and software make our Bootcamps the summer destination for digital music.

FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC THEORY AND COMPOSITION JUL 13–17Learn music theory, composition, and arranging techniques with Logic Pro X. Ideal for students with some musical knowledge and facility.

INTRO TO THE RECORDING STUDIO AND AUDIO PRODUCTION JUL 20–24Explore the basics of recording, editing, arranging and mixing in Ableton Live. No previous experience required.

RECORDING, MIXING AND MASTERING WITH PROTOOLS AND ABLETON LIVE AUG 3–7An inclusive, fun and challenging week of recording, mixing and mastering. Experience with digital music software recommended; ideal for intermediate to advanced level musicians.

JAZZ APPRECIATIONSFJAZZ programs combine live performance, lecture, multimedia and audience Q&A. This summer we dig deep into musical traditions from around the globe and celebrate legends and trendsetters alike.

THE MUSIC OF PACO DE LUCIA WITH CAMINOS FLAMENCOS JUL 15, 7–8:30pm

Join renowned flamenco guitarist Jason McGuire and members of the Emmy Award-winning Caminos Flamencos ensemble as they honor the extraordinary music and career of one of Spain’s most innovative and iconic artists, legendary guitarist Paco de Lucia.

BIG BAND JAZZ IN THE MODERN ERA WITH GORDON GOODWIN JUL 29, 7–8:30pm

Emmy and Grammy-winning pianist, saxophonist, composer and bandleader Gordon Goodwin shares his insights and inspiration on running one of the world’s most successful jazz big bands working today.

RHYTHMS AND MELODIES OF BRAZIL WITH CLAUDIA VILLELA AUG 5, 7–8:30pm

Vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Claudia Villela’s captivating artistry and profound love of her roots highlight this in-depth look at the musical diversity of Brazil—from the wealth of regional rhythms to the haunting melodies of celebrated composers.

KORET DISCOVER JAZZ @ MoADJAZZ LATINO: MULTI-DIMENSIONAL ARTISTIC EXPRESSION IN THE AMERICAS AUG 5–SEP 9 Latin jazz in its many forms and expressions will be highlighted in this overview by percussionist and bandleader John Santos, in partnership with our friends at MoAD and the Yerba Buena Gardens Festival.

SFJAZZ 3RD ANNUAL WORLD DRUM WEEKENDAUG 8 & 9SFJAZZ Education welcomes master percussionists from around the globe to celebrate the power of the drum. Expert faculty include native instructors from Venezuela, Brazil, Cuba, Perú, and more. Suitable for all levels, these hands-on workshops will get everyone playing together and sharing the wealth of diverse world rhythms.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 811:00am Family Workshop: Afro-Peruvian Rhythms

with Peta Robles & Gabriela Shiroma (ages 5+)

12:30pm Sacred Music of Northeastern Brazil with Jorge Alabê (teens and adults)

2:30pm Cuban Carnaval with Jesús Diaz (teens and adults)

SUNDAY, AUGUST 912:00pm Rhythms of Venezuela

with Jackeline Rago (teens and adults)

2:00pm Brazilian Bloco Afro with Alfie Macias (teens and adults)

ENSEMBLES & MOREAuditions for the fall semester of the SFJAZZ Monday Night Band take place Sunday, August 2nd and Monday, August 3rd.

Auditions for the 2015-16 High School All-Stars program take place Thursday–Sunday, August 20–23.

FREE JAZZ CLINICS FOR TEENSJazz training for advanced middle and high school jazz musicians with expert all-star faculty. Theory, musicianship, improvisation, audition skills, and more. These workshops take place in Oakland and San Francisco throughout the summer on Saturday afternoons. Space is limited—reserve your spot today.

JUL 1 1 Oakland School for the Arts

JUL 2 5Oakland School for the Arts

AUG 01 SFJAZZ Center

AUG 15SFJAZZ Center 20 FOR MORE INFO, VISIT SFJAZZ.org/education

SFJAZZ EDUCATION PROGRAMS INSPIRING, INFORMATIVE, INTERACTIVE

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SOUNDS OF AFRICAAUG 13–AUG 16 SOUNDS OF AFRICAAUG 13–AUG 16

GET OUTTA YOUR SEAT! DANCE FLOOR SHOWS (LIMITED SEATING)AUG 13–16 GET OUTTA YOUR SEAT! DANCE FLOOR SHOWS (LIMITED SEATING) AUG 13–16

THU | 08 | 13 7:30 PM


T H U | 08 | 13 8:30& 10 PM


F R I | 08 | 14 7:30 PM


F R I | 08 | 14 8:30& 10 PM


BASSEKOU KOUYATÉ & NGONI BA

BRASS MAGIC

MEKLIT

JOOMANJI

MALIAN MASTER MUSICIANSVirtuoso, Malian musician Bassekou Kouyaté’s Ngoni Ba is a breathlessly exciting group combining the energy

of a rock band with the call-and-response of a gospel ensemble.

“ Ancient and utterly contemporary...like some African answer to Hendrix.” —THE GUARDIAN (UK)

FUTURE BRASSThe incendiary Bay Area band Brass Magic transcends the New Orleans concept of a brass ensemble, infusing their high-energy music with fresh,

modern influences.

Joe Hartnett alto saxophone Rob Ewing tromboneRaffi Garabedian tenor saxophone Danny Lubin-Laden trombone Ross Eustis trumpet Jonathan Seiberlich sousaphoneZachary Meyerowitz trumpet Adam Starkopf drums

HIP-HOP + JAZZLos Angeles-based Joomanji freely mixes live instruments and soulful vocals with samplers and live production to create an invigorating

blend of jazz, hip-hop and R&B.

Jonah Christian keyboard, piano, bass, productionRobert Finucane keyboard, pianoAmir Oosman drums, percussion

ETHIOPIAN/AMERICAN SONGWRITERThe beguiling Ethiopian-born American singer/songwriter’s floating melodies and dancing grooves draw on sources

as varied as East African music, Nina Simone and Joni Mitchell.

“ What’s irresistible, above all, is her cradling, sensuous, gentle sound. She is stunning.” —SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE

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SOUNDS OF AFRICAAUG 13–AUG 16 SOUNDS OF AFRICAAUG 13–AUG 16

GET OUTTA YOUR SEAT! DANCE FLOOR SHOWS (LIMITED SEATING)AUG 13–16 GET OUTTA YOUR SEAT! DANCE FLOOR SHOWS (LIMITED SEATING) AUG 13–16

SUN| 08 |1 6 7:30 PM


SUN| 08 |1 6 8:30& 10 PM


S A T | 08 | 1 5 7& 9:30 PM


SAT | 08 | 1 5 8:30& 10 PM


VIEUX FARKA TOURÉ

DONA FRANCISCA

TINARIWEN

CON BRIO

SOUL POWERFronted by magnetic singer Ziek McCarter, Con Brio is the most electrifying soul/funk/R&B band on the scene, combining timelessly funky

grooves with tight horns and blazing guitar.

Ziek McCarter vocals Jonathan Kirchner bass Benjamin Andrews guitar Andrew Laubacher drums Micah Dubreuil keyboard

BAY AREA FORRÓThe Bay Area’s finest ensemble dedicated to the infectious Brazilian style called forró, Dona Francisca promises a dance party

experience like no other.

Paulo Presotto vocals, triangle Chris Thomas vocals, zabumbaRebecca Kleinmann flutes Diana Strong accordion

AFRICAN GUITAR LEGACYSon of Malian music legend Ali Farka Touré, guitarist and singer Vieux Farka Touré has transcended his family legacy to become a true

world music superstar.

“ Vieux’s mesmeric, curling grooves and dazzling fluid phrasing are an earful of fresh air.” —THE TIMES (UK)

DESERT BLUESAn amalgam of Berber, Arab and African influences, plus Western blues and psychedelic rock, Malian Toureg band Tinariwen creates

trance music with attitude.

“ Let’s get one thing straight: Tinariwen is just about the best guitar-based rock band of the 21st century.” —NPR

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BUDDY GUY

SFJAZZ AT DAVIES SYMPHONY HALLAUG 14–16

F R I | 08 | 1 4 8:00 PM


SU N | 08 | 16 8:00 PM


LOS VAN VAN JAKE SHIMABUKURO

SA T | 08 | 1 5 8:00 PM


CUBAN MUSIC LEGENDSLegendary superband Los Van Van is the most popular and influential musical act to emerge from Cuba since the revolution, bringing the

irresistible timba rhythms of Havana.

BLUES GIANTGuitarist, GRAMMY winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Buddy Guy remains an iconic force whose music defines the

searing, uninhibited soul of the blues.

UKULELE VIRTUOSOWidely recognized as “the Jimi Hendrix of the ukulele,” Jake Shimabukuro is a world-renowned virtuoso performer

whose concerts leave audiences awed, dazzled and delighted.

Jake Shimabukuro ukulele


W I N E JA Z ZA PERFECT PAIRING

In celebration of our partnership with SFJAZZ,Pine Ridge Vineyards invites SFJAZZ Members

to enjoy a VIP visit to the winery.

We are pleased to extend complimentary estate tastings for two people

and 10% savings on current release wines.

Please call 800.575.9777 or email us at [email protected] with questions.

Please show your SFJAZZ membership card

or mention your affiliation with SFJAZZ when visiting the winery.

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SFJAZZ AT DAVIES SYMPHONY HALLAUG 14–16

FILM + MUSICAUG 20–23 FILM + MUSICAUG 20–23

THU |08 | 20 8:30& 10PM

F R I |08 |2 1 8:30& 10PM

SAT |08| 22 8:30& 10PM


ANTONIO SÁNCHEZ & MIGRATION

THU | 08 | 20 7:30 PM


F R I | 08 | 2 1 4:00 PM


F R I | 08 | 2 1 7:30 PM


GENE KELLY: THE LEGACY AN AMERICAN IN PARIS

ROUND MIDNIGHT

GET OUTTA YOUR SEAT! DANCE FLOOR SHOWS (LIMITED SEATING) AUG 20–22

ETHAN IVERSON

LOUNGE PIANOBest known as pianist for jazz outlaws The Bad Plus, Ethan Iverson turns the Joe Henderson Lab into a piano lounge, with cocktails and songs by request.

Ethan Iverson piano

“One hell of a pianist” —CHICAGO READER

TRIBUTE TO A LEGENDBiographer and widow of dance icon Gene Kelly, Patricia Ward Kelly celebrates the life of the man who created some of the most memorable

moments in dance, jazz and film history.

“ A generous program on the groundbreaking and enduring work of Gene Kelly, the greatest innovator of choreography for the camera in the movie musical.” —THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

GENE KELLY MEETS GERSHWIN Vincente Minnelli’s Oscar-winning 1951 musical stars the immortal Gene Kelly and George Gershwin’s

timeless music. Features Q&A with Kelly’s widow Patricia Ward Kelly after the screening.

THE JAZZ LIFE Based loosely on the life of expatriate jazz legend Bud Powell, Bertrand Tavernier’s Oscar-winning 1986 film stars real-life legends Dexter Gordon,

Herbie Hancock and Bobby Hutcherson. Features pre-film panel discussion with Maxine Gordon, Bobby Hutcherson and Ed Reed.


FILM + MUSICAUG 20–23 FILM + MUSICAUG 20–23

SUN |08| 23 7& 8:30 PM


ANTONIO SÁNCHEZ & MIGRATION

SUN | 08 | 23 3 &5:30 PM


SUN| 08 | 23 9:30 PM


SAT | 08 | 22 7& 9:30 PM


SHERLOCK JR. & ONE WEEKAN AMERICAN IN PARIS

ROUND MIDNIGHT THE MALTESE FALCON

BIRDMAN

GET OUTTA YOUR SEAT! DANCE FLOOR SHOWS (LIMITED SEATING) AUG 20–22

2015 BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERThe Oscar-winning, visually stunning 2014 film by maverick

director Alejandro González Iñárritu starring Michael Keaton features a live drum score performance by drummer and composer Antonio Sánchez.

“A triumph on every creative level.” —VARIETY

1920s SILENT FILM CLASSICSThe masters of live silent film scores perform live to screenings of Buster Keaton comedies Sherlock Jr. and One Week, and

a series of 1920s animated shorts.

SAN FRANCISCO FILM NOIRBay Area bassist Liza Mezzacappa’s avantNOIR project perform an opening set to a screening of John Huston’s iconic 1941 adaptation of

Dashiell Hammett’s The Maltese Falcon starring Humphrey Bogart.

STATE OF THE ARTGRAMMY-winning drummer and his quartet perform music from their 55-minute continuous composition

The Meridian Suite.

Antonio Sánchez drums John Escreet piano Seamus Blake alto saxophone Matt Brewer bass

“ One of the standout jazz drummers on the contemporary scene, a polyrhythmic ace attuned to the subtlest dynamic fluctuations.” —JAZZTIMES

WITH LIVE DRUM SCORE PERFORMED BY ANTONIO SÁNCHEZ

WITH LIVE SCORE PERFORMED BY CLUB FOOT ORCHESTRA

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450 GUESTS | 330 CREW & STAFF | 9 MEDITERRANEAN PORTS OF CALLNIGHTLY PERFORMANCES FROM JAZZ SUPERSTARS

Port of Embarkation Civitavecchia (Rome) • Amalfi • Portoferraio (Elba) Santa Margherita Ligure (Portofino) • Cannes • Barcelona • Ciutadella de Menorca

Bonifacio (Corsica) • Port of Disembarkation Monte Carlo

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JEFF HAMILTON TRIO RAUL MIDÓN JOE LOVANO

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The Signature Jazz Cruise on Seabourn Sojourn is proud to present an ultra-sophisticated luxury travel experience that combines world-class jazz, the finest ship experience, an exquisite culinary and wine program, a dream itinerary and the exclusivity of sharing it all with only 450 cruise passengers.

This exceptional cruise has been enhanced with internationally acclaimed entertainment and customary touches that will make it a once-in-a-lifetime experience. This cruise includes ports of call that are among the most exciting in the world.

Personifying the exclusivity and the majestic beauty of the voyage will be a truly all-star group of musicians including internationally loved jazz pianist Monty Alexander, Brazilian pianist/vocalist Eliane Elias, the swinging Jeff Hamilton Trio with Tamir Hendelman and Christoph Luty, singer-guitarist Raul Midón, GRAMMY® winning saxophonist Joe Lovano, GRAMMY® winning fusion jazz superstar bassist Marcus Miller, soulful tenor saxman Houston Person, the incomparable Dianne Reeves, and the international ensemble of Maraca and his Latin Jazz All Stars.

The cruise sets sail on September 30th from Civitavecchia (Rome) escorting travelers on elite daily excursions in breathtaking Mediterranean ports of call including Amalfi, Portoferraio (Elba), Santa Margherita Ligure (Portofino), Cannes, Barcelona, Ciutadella de Menorca and Bonifacio before landing in Monte Carlo on October 10th. The luxury vacation is available to only 450 passengers, all of whom will travel in the Seabourn Sojourn’s opulent suites, attended to by their white glove service, cuisine and premier amenities.

This “Beyond Perfect” experience starts with our ability to assist you with any aspect of your trip. If you are interested, please complete our online Concierge Travel Planner and we will contact you and begin to finalize your travel arrangements.

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