The Sant Andreu Jazz Band is a viral phenomenon in the jazz world: a Barcelona youth orchestra of kids and young adults, led by Joan Chamorro, that has launched careers and racked up millions of views swinging like seasoned pros. At Dizzy's they celebrate Duke Ellington with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra baritone saxophonist Paul Nedzela. If you have ever watched their videos and wondered whether it's real, go see for yourself.
What to expect
An intimate club night overlooking Central Park through Dizzy's windows, with table seating and a food and drink menu. Each set has its own focus, from Ellington's iconic compositions and bebop standards to a late set with violinist and singer Èlia Bastida.
Good to know
- Dizzy's is on the fifth floor of the Deutsche Bank Center at Columbus Circle
- Each set is ticketed separately
- A per-person food and drink minimum applies at tables
- Student reservations are available at a reduced cover
- The A, B, C, D and 1 trains stop at 59th Street–Columbus Circle
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Common questions
How old are the musicians?
The band's players range from about 7 to 21 years old.
Are the three sets the same show?
No. The 5 pm set is Ellingtoniana, 7:30 pm is The Jazz House Sessions, and 9 pm is Èlia Bastida Meets Paul Nedzela.
Is there a minimum spend?
Yes, Dizzy's lists a per-person food and beverage minimum in addition to the cover.
