Pianist

The Blue Note Quintet, led by six-time Grammy-nominated pianist Gerald Clayton, honors Blue Note Records’ rich history and paves the way for the eclectic artists on the legendary label today. One of those legends, Ron Carter — the prolific, three-time Grammy Award winner and most recorded jazz bassist of all time — brings his Golden Striker Trio to Symphony Center for the first time.

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The Blue Note Quintet / Ron Carter’s Golden Striker Trio

Symphony Center

The brainchild of pianist and composer Renee Rosnes, Artemis is an international ensemble of modern jazz masters. Named for the ancient Greek goddess of the hunt, the multinational and multigenerational group was founded in 2017 under the banner of International Women’s Day. Soon afterward, it made a memorable splash at the 2018 Newport Jazz Festival and followed that triumph with its debut recording on Blue Note in 2020. Each member of the ensemble is a composer and bandleader in her own right, so the collective’s repertoire draws on each player’s distinctive personality, from new compositions written expressly for the band to classics by Lee Morgan, Thelonious Monk, and Wayne Shorter. “A killer line-up of players…they all converge on this extremely cosmopolitan, sleek, rhythm-forward, modern sound” (NPR).

Jazz: Artemis

University of California, Berkeley

Jazz supergroup Artemis makes its Celebrity Series debut with an unforgettable, unique performance. Hailing from the US, Canada, and Japan, six of the top-charting female jazz musicians come together as one, giving audiences high-wire interplay infused with pure joy.

Artemis

Berklee College of Music

A multi-generational and globe-spanning supergroup of six female jazz greats, Artemis conjures a powerful collective voice from this sextet of visionary bandleaders and composers.

Renee Rosnes

Pianist

Events

Past events

Feb 16, 2024

The Blue Note Quintet / Ron Carter’s Golden Striker Trio · Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Mar 24, 2023

Jazz: Artemis · Cal Performances

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