Jazz: Past

The James Brandon Lewis Trio performing works from their new album, No Filter.

The world premiere of Gary Lucas' solo guitar score accompanying Orson Welles' rediscovered surreal silent comedy "Too Much Johnson."

Boston-based, Moroccan-dosed dub-jazz collective Club d'Elf celebrate the release of Live At Club Helsinki.

The world premiere of “Creation Of The Tone World” By William Parker and performed by the Little Huey Music Orchestra.

The bassist, improviser, composer, and activist presents ensemble work for vocals with 21 musicians, 3 waterphones, didjeridu, and dance.

The septet's music weaves together Ingrid Laubrock's compositions with improvisation and live processing, often in multiple simultaneous layers.

The debut performance from a new trio consisting of Yoshimio, Susie Ibarra, and Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe.

Steve Swell's extending the bounds of the trombone, making a reputation for himself of being an asset to any part of the improvising communities.

Vocalist Theo Bleckmann takes on the mysterious songbook of British pop recluse Kate Bush.

Ron Stabinsky celebrates the release of his debut album Free For One with an evening of solo piano improvisations.