Bassist

Immanuel Wilkins is no longer an insider tip. He first attracted international attention five years ago when his debut album, "Omega," was named "Jazz Album of the Year 2020" by the "New York Times" – at the time, the Philadelphia saxophonist and composer was just 22 years old. Two years later, he and his quartet performed at the Elbphilharmonie's "Fast Lane" series, and most recently, he thrilled Hamburg audiences in November 2023 at guitarist Bill Frisell's "Reflektor" festival. He has since released his third album, which he now presents, once again with his quartet, at the Elbphilharmonie.

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Immanuel Wilkins Quartet

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

Over the past decade New York has witnessed an unprecedented influx of brilliant young vibraphonists and Simon Moullier stands out as one of the jazz scene’s most incisive and eloquent rising mallet maestros. He ends our week of vibraphone with his finely attuned quartet.  

Simon Moullier

SFJAZZ Center

With one foot firmly planted in jazz and the other in hip-hop and R&B, trumpeter Keyon Harrold has thrived by effortlessly navigating the kindred musical currents. Hailed as “the future of the trumpet” by Wynton Marsalis and mentored by trumpeter Charles Tolliver, Harrold has established himself as an improviser, vocalist, songwriter, producer, and studio ace via his work on recordings by Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Mary J. Blige, Gregory Porter, and Maxwell. Robert Glasper recruited him to supply the trumpet work in Don Cheadle’s Miles Davis biopic Miles Ahead, and his latest album and Concord Jazz debut Foreverland, was released in February.  

Keyon Harrold / Immanuel Wilkins' Blues Blood

At 25 years old, Immanuel Wilkins is already one of the most highly regarded saxophonists and composers in jazz today—his album, The 7th Hand, was included among the 10 Best of 2022 by the The New York Times and NPR’s Nate Chinen’s Favorite Music of the Year. Filled with empathy and conviction, Wilkins’s music draws inspiration from critical thought and spiritual traditions. Experience the musical wunderkind championed by eminent artists including Jason Moran as he performs with his acclaimed quartet in brilliant improvisatory synergy.

Queen Street Playhouse

Raised in the cosmopolitan port city of Jaffa, now a significant presence on the New York and international jazz scenes, award-winning trumpeter Itamar Borochov takes inspiration from the stirring melody-driven Middle Eastern sounds which have surrounded him since his childhood by the Mediterranean, tracing his journey to the energy-infused streets of New York - a multi-cultural joyride of enchanting lyricism, exotic motifs and virtuosic expression. To celebrate the new music from his latest release, Arba, he is joined by Rob Clearfield (piano), Rick Rosato (bass), and Jay Sawyer (drums).

Itamar Borochov: Arba Album Release

Joe's Pub

Youth+ Live! is an immersive musical and visual performance. Four groups of musicians from both China and America will be performing original works with traditional Chinese instruments such as Guqin and Pipa along with traditional and modern western instruments such as Sumerian lyre, piano, guitars, drums and electronics in a contemporary blending of unbroken, evolving traditions and globally informed innovation.

Bassist

Rick Rosato

Events

Past events

Oct 18, 2025

Immanuel Wilkins Quartet · Elbphilharmonie

Sep 22, 2024

Simon Moullier · San Francisco Jazz

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