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Exodus To Jazz: The Helen Sung Quintet - THIS CONCERT IS BEING RESCHEDULED, NEW DATE TBA.
Helen Sung finally returns to Rochester leading her quintet in a CD release concert for "Anthem for a New Day", her sixth album. Her first CD on Concord Records
"represents a full blossoming of Sung's talentsas a pianist, band leader, arranger and writer. Not that Sung has turned her back on her classical experience. You can hear it in her take on Duke Ellington's "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing,)" which doesn't swing much, but does indeed showcase her classically tinged technique. And the album's opener, "Brother Thelonious".. features a crisp Sung piano solo that revs into high gear for some "piano banging" of the highest and most technically-proficient order".
- DAN MCCLENAGHAN
Sung's fourth Exodus To Jazz series engagement, promises be a wonderful opportunity to rediscover Sung as she shares her recent self-discoveries reflected in the critically and popularly acclaimed "Anthem for a New Day".
7:00 PM: Doors open; "Welcome Performance"
8:00 PM: Concert First Set*
9:00 PM: Intermission
9:20 PM: Concert Second Set*
* One admission charge entitles audience to the two sets.
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LocationHochstein School of Music, Performance Hall (View)
50 North Plymouth Ave.
Rochester, NY 14614
United States
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| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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