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The acclaimed Stanford Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble, directed by Murray Low, presents their first performance of the academic year! This evening event will feature an exciting mix of music spanning the full breadth of Afro-Latin jazz. Get your tickets early before they sell out!

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Stanford Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble Fall Concert

Stanford University

Trumpeter Randy Brecker, saxophonist Tod Dickow, and the Bay Area-based ensemble honor the work of the late saxophonist Michael Brecker in an acoustic setting.

A blast from the 1970s heyday of fusion, Live at the Baked Potato! Charged Particles with Tod Dickow Play the Music of Michael Brecker fully earned its exclamation point, catapulting the Bay Area band onto international stages. Built on the power trio led by drummer Jon Krosnick, a professor at Stanford and the director of the university’s Political Psychology Research Group, Charged Particles is equally formidable playing acoustic or electric, with veteran pianist/keyboardist Murray Low and supremely versatile bassist Aaron Germain.

Randy Brecker with Tod Dickow & Charged Particles

SFJAZZ Center

Known as one of the top jazz fusion bassists and composers in Northern California, Ken Okada has performed in clubs and festivals all over the state. At Summer Fest, he performs material including his latest project, Young and Brave, with 14-year-old Japanese rock drummer YOYOKA, who has racked up over 30 million views on YouTube.

Ken Okada Group Featuring Yoyoka

Hammer Theatre Center

We've got an unusual mix of music spanning the entire spectrum of the idiom – ancient African folkloric elements mixed with contemporary jazz, old school Cuban Charanga, and Funky Timba! Of course, we have our traditional salsa and latin jazz repertoire as well. Don't miss it! The music is guaranteed to make you want to jump out of your seat. Directed by Grammy-nominated pianist and director Murray Low

Stanford Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble – Fall Concert

Join us for a special concert featuring the students of Murray Low at Stanford University. Talented and enthusiastic young jazz pianists will be showcased in a jazz trio format. Both traditional and contemporary jazz repertoire will be included in the program.



Jazz Piano Recital: Students of Murray Low

Braun Music Center

Trombonist and five-time Grammy-nominee, Wayne Wallace is one of the more respected exponents of African American-Latin music in the world today. He is known for the use of traditional forms and styles in combination with contemporary music and has earned recognition with his recent placement in the Downbeat Critics Polls under the trombone and producer categories. Wallace has performed, recorded and studied with acknowledged masters of the Afro-Latin and jazz idioms such as Aretha Franklin, Bobby Hutcherson, Earth Wind and Fire, Pete Escovedo and Santana, to name a few.

Murray Low

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Nov 16, 2024

Stanford Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble Fall Concert · Stanford University Department of Music

17 - 18 Oct, 2024

Randy Brecker with Tod Dickow & Charged Particles · San Francisco Jazz

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