Greg Tate Mural Ceremony in Harlem
James Baldwin Plaza/St. Nicholas Park/Harlem USA
● 12:00 PM — Gathering Commences
● 1:00 PM — Circle of Remembrance Brett Cook’s Greg Tate Prayer Circle & Horus in Harlem Closing Ritual
● 2 PM — 23rd Century Great Day in Harlem Photo Shoot
● 2:30 PM — BSAC Horus in Harlem Conduction #1 (45-min)
● 3:30 PM — BSAC Horus in Harlem Conduction #2 (45-min)
The Juba Lee 4tet @ Something Else! Festival
Avram Fefer alto and tenor saxophones, composition
Anders Nilsson electric guitar
Hilliard Greene double bass
Hamid Drake drums, percussion
“Inspired by the musical worlds of Ornette Coleman, Miles Davis, Ali Farka Toure, Ethiopian Jazz, Gnawa, and Charles Mingus, Avram Fefer has forged a highly original sound within a modern jazz context.” - All About Jazz
“Global spiritual music — embracing a concept of jazz that highlights the transcendental power of groove, the narrative power of melody, and the intellectual power of improvisation.”
Avram Fefer / Ken Butler / Vin Scalia
House Concert in Ken’s amazing Williamsburg loft space full of his art and invented instruments. An improvised set of never-before heard sounds by a trio of NY creatives in a live first-time musical encounter.
Avram Fefer - Saxes
Ken Butler - Hybrid Instruments
Vin Scalia - Percussion
The Afro-Semitic Transcendental Repertory Orchestra (A.S.T.R.O.)
Groove-based modern jazz with influences from Africa and the Middle-East. Multi- instrumental jazz composer Avram Fefer and multidisciplinary performing artist Carl Hancock Rux combine their talents in this exciting ensemble honoring the unparalleled contributions of Jewish and African Americans to American culture; specifically the remarkable history of collaboration in America’s greatest musical gift to the wider world — the music we call Jazz. Bringing together the compositional and improvisational skills of the saxophonist and the powerful voice of the renowned word artist, these two veteran NYC performers will lead The Afro-Semitic Transcendental Repertory Orchestra (A.S.T.R.O.) through a diverse set of sophisticated global jazz that celebrates Liberation and Transcendence in all its forms.
Tickets
Featuring:
Carl Hancock Rux (Voice)
Avram Fefer (Saxes / Composition)
Jonathan Goldberger (Guitar)
Hill Greene (Bass)
Reggie Nicholson (Drums)
plus special guests
AF w/ Burnt Sugar Arkestra
Avram Fefer (Saxes / Composition)
Jonathan Goldberger (Guitar)
Hill Greene (Bass)
Reggie Nicholson (Drums)
Juba Lee 4tet
Avram Fefer (Saxes / Composition)
Jonathan Goldberger (Guitar)
Hill Greene (Bass)
Reggie Nicholson (Drums)
Juba Lee Trio
Featuring:
Hilliard Greene - Bass
Juan Pablo Carletti - Drums and Percussion
Burnt Sugar Arkestra
BSAC (Wilmer Jennings Gallery~Flyboy Edition)
Shelley Nicole - Conductor/Poet
Mikel “Spirithood” Mwalimu-Banks - Vocalist/Poet
Avram Fefer - Tenor Sax
Bruce Mack - Synthesizer
Keyanna Hutchinson - Electric Guitar
LaFrae Sci - Electronics
Jared Michael Nickerson - Electric Bubble Bass
Frank London - Spirit Stronger than Blood
Frank London
Newman Taylor Baker
Hill Greene
Roberta Piket
Afro-Semitic Transcendental Repertory Orchestra (A.S.T.R.O.) @ Joe's Pub
"Groove-based modern jazz with influences from Africa and the Middle-East. Multi-instrumental jazz composer Avram Fefer and multidisciplinary performing artist Carl Hancock Rux combine their talents for the debut of this exciting new ensemble honoring the unparalleled contributions of Jewish and African Americans to American culture; specifically the remarkable history of collaboration in America’s greatest musical gift to the wider world — the music we call Jazz. Bringing together the compositional and improvisational skills of the saxophonist and the baritone voice of the renowned word artist, these two veteran NYC performers will lead The Afro-Semitic Transcendental Repertory Orchestra (A.S.T.R.O.) through a diverse set of sophisticated global jazz that celebrates Liberation and Transcendence in all its forms."
Lincoln Center Atrium - Juba Lee Ensemble
Please join us this Thursday at 7:30 pm for a free show, as Lincoln Center presents music from my last two albums performed by the
Juba Lee Ensemble
featuring:
Reggie Nicholson - drums
Jonathan Goldberger - guitar
Gregory Jones - bass
Juan Pablo Carletti - percussion
and special guests
Frank London - trumpet
Carl Hancock Rux - voice
JUBA LEE ENSEMBLE @ Lincoln Center Atrium
Juba Lee Ensemble
Avram Fefer - Woodwinds
Jonathan Goldberger - Guitar
Hill Greene - Bass
Reggie Nicholson - Drums and Percussion
FREE SHOW!!
RIVERS ON MARS @ Lincoln Center Atrium
Rivers on Mars
Avram Fefer - Woodwinds
Anders Nilsson - Guitar
Hill Greene - Bass
Reggie Nicholson - Drums and Percussion
