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SUMMARY:Indian Jazz Journey featuring Mahesh Kale and George Brooks
DESCRIPTION:Indian Jazz Journey with Mahesh Kale and George Brooks is a beloved annual celebration of the fusion of Indian classical and Western jazz traditions. Renowned vocalist Mahesh Kale\, acclaimed for the depth and beauty of his expressive voice\, blends intricate ragas and rhythms with the improvisational essence of jazz. Joining him is saxophonist George Brooks\, whose soulful playing and profound understanding of Indian music create a captivating musical dialogue. \nThis extraordinary collaboration\, enriched by stellar guest artists from both traditions\, weaves a tapestry of sound that is at once familiar and refreshingly new. Kale’s soaring vocals\, paired with the dynamic interplay of Indian instruments and a jazz rhythm section\, transport listeners to a space where cultural boundaries dissolve. The result is an immersive experience of mesmerizing melodies\, vibrant improvisation\, and a heartfelt connection between the artists and the audience. \nMore than just a concert\, this performance is a journey of exploration and innovation—a testament to the boundless possibilities born from open-hearted collaboration across traditions. \nCo-produced with the Indian Classical Music and Arts Foundation \n \nMahesh Kale Website \nGeorge Brooks Website \nPersonnel:  \n\nMahesh Kale\, vocals\nGeorge Brooks\, saxophone\nUtsav Lal\, piano\nKai Eckhardt\, bass\nScott Amendola\, drums\nSelvaganesh Vinayakram\, percussion
URL:https://stanfordjazz.org/event/indian-jazz-journey-featuring-mahesh-kale-and-george-brooks/
LOCATION:Dinkelspiel Auditorium\, 471 Lagunita Dr\, Stanford\, CA\, 94305\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stanford Jazz Festival
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SUMMARY:Fred Hersch Trio
DESCRIPTION:A towering figure in jazz piano\, Fred Hersch has spent over three decades redefining the art form as an improviser\, composer\, educator\, bandleader\, and recording artist. Vanity Fair hails him as “the most arrestingly innovative pianist in jazz over the last decade\,” while The New Yorker simply calls him “a living legend.” A 17-time Grammy nominee\, Hersch has received some of jazz’s highest honors\, including the Doris Duke Artist Award\, multiple Jazz Pianist of the Year titles from the Jazz Journalists Association\, and Jazz Magazine (France) International Artist of the Year. His trio was also named #1 Jazz Group in the 2019 DownBeat Critics Poll. \nThrough more than twelve albums\, the Fred Hersch Trio has remained at the pinnacle of modern jazz\, venerated as the epitome of thrilling interplay and dynamic spontaneity. The Wall Street Journal calls the trio “one of the major ensembles of our time\,” while The New Yorker has applauded it for playing with “high lyricism and high danger.” They were named the #1 Jazz Group of the Year by DownBeat magazine. and appeared at major jazz festivals throughout Europe and the US and have regularly headlined at the legendary Village Vanguard since 1997. \nFor his long-awaited return to the Stanford Jazz Workshop\, Hersch will be joined by bassist Drew Gress and drummer Joe Dyson for an evening of unparalleled musical mastery. \nMade possible by George & Luisa Miller and Family \nArtist Website \nJazzTimes Article \nPersonnel:  \n\nFred Hersch\, piano\nDrew Gress\, bass\nJoe Dyson\, drums
URL:https://stanfordjazz.org/event/fred-hersch-trio/
LOCATION:Dinkelspiel Auditorium\, 471 Lagunita Dr\, Stanford\, CA\, 94305\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stanford Jazz Festival
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SUMMARY:Jeremy Pelt Quintet
DESCRIPTION:A fiery and fearless trumpet virtuoso\, Jeremy Pelt\, masterfully bridges jazz’s rich history with its evolving future\, channeling deep reverence for tradition into his warm\, expressive post-bop sound. JazzTimes hails him as a “technical marvel” who “executes intricate solos with ease\, plays gorgeous ballads in a tasteful manner\, and never lacks flair.” \nPelt first made his mark with the Mingus Big Band before forging an illustrious career alongside jazz greats like Roy Hargrove\, Ravi Coltrane\, Jimmy Heath\, Cedar Walton\, and Nancy Wilson. His acclaimed recordings and electrifying performances have earned widespread recognition\, including five consecutive years as DownBeat’s “Rising Star” on trumpet and a feature by jazz critic Nat Hentoff in The Wall Street Journal. \nWith his latest album\, Woven (HighNote\, 2025)\, Pelt continues to push the boundaries of jazz\, reaffirming his place as one of today’s most compelling and influential trumpeters. Performing selections from Woven and beyond\, he crafts an evening of breathtaking improvisation\, rich lyricism\, and commanding mastery. \nArtist Website \nThe New York Times Article \nPersonnel: \n\nJeremy Pelt\, trumpet\nJalen Baker\, vibraphone\nMykhailo Mendelenko\, guitar\nLeighton Harrell\, bass\nJared Spears\, drums
URL:https://stanfordjazz.org/event/jeremy-pelt-quintet/
LOCATION:Dinkelspiel Auditorium\, 471 Lagunita Dr\, Stanford\, CA\, 94305\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stanford Jazz Festival
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SUMMARY:Tiffany Austin presents Sassy: 100 Years of Sarah Vaughan
DESCRIPTION:Acclaimed vocalist Tiffany Austin\, hailed as “one of the country’s best jazz singers” (KQED Arts)\, pays tribute to the legendary Sarah Vaughan in Sassy: 100 Years of Sarah Vaughan. With her rich\, expressive voice and deep reverence for jazz tradition\, Austin reimagines Vaughan’s timeless artistry\, bringing warmth\, soul\, and modern energy to the music of one of jazz’s greatest vocalists. \nNicknamed “Sassy” and “The Divine One\,” Sarah Vaughan (1924–1990) was known for her astonishing vocal range\, impeccable phrasing\, and singular tone. A two-time Grammy winner and NEA Jazz Master\, she left an indelible mark on jazz and popular music\, with critic Scott Yanow calling her voice “one of the most wondrous of the 20th century.” \nA powerhouse performer who has shared the stage with Pharoah Sanders\, Roy Ayers\, and John Handy\, Austin now brings her signature blend of jazz\, R&B\, hip-hop\, and blues to this unforgettable tribute to a true jazz icon. \nArtist Website \nSan Francisco Chronicle Article \nPersonnel \n\nTiffany Austin\, vocals\nAdam Shulman\, piano\nKevin Goldberg\, bass\nJayla Hernandez\, drums
URL:https://stanfordjazz.org/event/tiffany-austin-presents-sassy-100-years-of-sarah-vaughan/
LOCATION:Campbell Recital Hall\, 541 Lasuen Mall\, Stanford\, CA\, 94305\, United States
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