• Twitter
  • Mail
  • Youtube
  • Facebook
Phone: 650-736-0324 - Fax: 650-856-4155
Stanford Jazz
  • Summer Programs
  • Year-Round Programs
  • Specialty Programs
    • JazzGirls Day
    • SJW Fall Jazz Festival
    • 2-Week Packages
    • Jazz Vocal Programs
    • Jazz Mentor Fellowship Program
    • Coho Jams on Monday Nights
  • Program Details
    • Faculty Profiles
    • Program Pricing
    • How to Prepare
    • Financial Aid and Scholarships
    • Summer Housing and Meals
  • Stanford Jazz Festival
  • News
  • About
    • Locations
    • Mission, Vision, and Values
    • Leadership and Staff
    • Faculty Profiles
    • Sign up for our e-newsletter
    • Reports
    • Volunteer
    • Outreach
    • Job Opportunities
    • Accessibility
    • Privacy Policy
  • Membership
    • Support our work
    • Set up recurring donations
    • Partners
    • How to purchase tickets for SJW Members
  • Search
  • Menu Menu

Get ready for a summer of great jazz!

“Full of urgency and spirit.”
—NPR

“Simply radiates joy.”
—JazzTimes

Joshua Redman: Still Dreaming

August 3, 8:00 PM
Bing Concert Hall

Member tickets on sale beginning March 8, general public on-sale March 22. Become a member today to purchase the best seats now.

Full lineup of the 2019 Stanford Jazz Festival will go on sale soon.

PURCHASE TICKETS NOW

About Joshua Redman and Still Dreaming

For his most recent project, Joshua Redman was inspired by the band Old and New Dreams, which featured legendary Ornette Coleman collaborators cornetist Don Cherry, bassist Charlie Haden, drummer Ed Blackwell, and Joshua’s father, Dewey Redman on reeds. The Still Dreaming ensemble pays tribute to their inspiration without recreating their sound, projecting an intimate beauty that honors the honest artistic vision that was Old and New Dreams.

As Redman told NPR’s Jazz Night in America: “Each of us has a kind of special relationship to the corresponding instrumentalist in Old and New Dreams.” Redman told the Boston Globe that Old and New Dreams “were able to play very free, and at times abstract, thorny music. But at the same time there was a folk quality — whether a connection to the blues, or with African music, or with very powerful, simple melodies. Their music had a vulnerability and a poignant lyricism. That balance was something very special.” He continued, “It’s not our mission to go back and rediscover some Golden Age. I’m hoping this is a band that has a lot of future ahead.”

Share this event
  • Share on Facebook
  • Share on Twitter
  • Share on LinkedIn
  • Share by Mail
Discover more!

Joshua Redman’s web site

Still Dreaming Grammy nomination

Sign up for our e-news!

Important Links

Register

Financial Aid

Donate

Connect with Us!

Stanford Jazz Workshop
P.O. Box 20454
Stanford, CA 94309

Phone: 650-736-0324
Fax: 650-856-4155
Email: [email protected]

Please email inquires about performing at the Stanford Jazz Festival to [email protected].

Download the 2024 Brochure

 

Scroll to top