Hearing Marsalis reimagine Monk and Coltrane for a full 15-piece orchestra is a crash course in how jazz standards grow. The program comes with a pre-concert lecture, and at one performance the Sant Andreu Jazz Band from Barcelona plays in the atrium before the show and at intermission. If you want a dressed-up night of big-band jazz, this is the one.
What to expect
A seated concert hall inside Frederick P. Rose Hall above Columbus Circle, a pre-concert talk before showtime, and a program of big-band arrangements with an intermission. Your ticket stub also gets you a complimentary cover at Dizzy's Club for that night's late session, so plan to stay out.
Good to know
- Take the A, B, C, D or 1 to 59 St–Columbus Circle; enter Frederick P. Rose Hall at Broadway and 60th Street
- A pre-concert lecture precedes the performance
- One performance adds pre-show and intermission sets by the Sant Andreu Jazz Band in the Ertegun Atrium
- Keep your ticket stub for a complimentary cover at Dizzy's Club's late-night session
- Buying three or more concerts qualifies for Jazz at Lincoln Center's build-your-own subscription discount
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Common questions
Which composers are on the program?
Jazz at Lincoln Center lists Thelonious Monk, Dave Brubeck, John Coltrane and Chick Corea among the masters featured.
Is there anything to do after the concert?
Your ticket stub earns a complimentary cover at Dizzy's Club's late-night session the same evening.
