SFJAZZ | SFJAZZ Singles: Shabaka performs "Insecurities" @sfjazz | Uploaded August 2024 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
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About this clip:
Shabaka and his group with guest trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire perform the composition "Insecurities” from his album “Perceive Its Beauty, Acknowledge Its Grace” during his concert on June 13, 2024 — part of the 41st San Francisco Jazz Festival and broadcast on Fridays Live.
Watch many other performances on SFJAZZ At Home: SFJAZZ.org/AtHome
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About this concert:
In recent years, the most vital, inclusive, and innovative jazz scene on earth has shifted east across the Atlantic to London, and the figure that stands atop this revolution is Shabaka (formerly known as Shabaka Hutchings).
Until recently the leader of the heralded conglomerations Sons of Kemet, Shabaka and the Ancestors, and The Comet is Coming, Shabaka returns to SFJAZZ having retired from his previous projects and the instrument most closely associated with him, the tenor saxophone, to embark on new projects with fresh sources of inspiration.
This night will be devoted to music from his new album, “Perceive Its Beauty, Acknowledge Its Grace,” that employs flutes, clarinets, and other instruments, while building upon the ebullient spirit and passion that are his true trademarks.
A multi-faceted instrumentalist and composer whose influence has spread far beyond the U.K., the Birmingham-raised Hutchings spent the formative years of his youth in Barbados, an island rife with reminders of Britain’s colonial history, where the budding artist first picked up the saxophone and where the seeds of his creative aesthetic in the roots of the African diaspora were planted.
Bristling with raw energy and deep spiritual power, Hutchings’ new liberation from the conventions and associations of the saxophone allow him to fully explore new sonic realms and chart new expressive paths, each marked by resonances from the ancient past while feeling resolutely of the moment.
PERSONNEL:
Shabaka: flutes
Ambrose Akinmusire: trumpet
Charles Overton: harp
Austin Williamson: drums
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Subscribe to SFJAZZ's YouTube Channel: youtube.com/c/sfjazz
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Learn more at SFJAZZ.org
Subscribe to SFJAZZ's YouTube Channel: youtube.com/c/sfjazz
Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/SFJAZZ
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/SFJAZZ
***SFJAZZ is a non-profit organization that presents year round jazz concerts, festivals and educational programs at the SFJAZZ Center in San Francisco, CA.
Watch Shabaka’s full performance On-Demand:
sfjazz.org/athome/on-demand/shabaka
About this clip:
Shabaka and his group with guest trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire perform the composition "Insecurities” from his album “Perceive Its Beauty, Acknowledge Its Grace” during his concert on June 13, 2024 — part of the 41st San Francisco Jazz Festival and broadcast on Fridays Live.
Watch many other performances on SFJAZZ At Home: SFJAZZ.org/AtHome
--
About this concert:
In recent years, the most vital, inclusive, and innovative jazz scene on earth has shifted east across the Atlantic to London, and the figure that stands atop this revolution is Shabaka (formerly known as Shabaka Hutchings).
Until recently the leader of the heralded conglomerations Sons of Kemet, Shabaka and the Ancestors, and The Comet is Coming, Shabaka returns to SFJAZZ having retired from his previous projects and the instrument most closely associated with him, the tenor saxophone, to embark on new projects with fresh sources of inspiration.
This night will be devoted to music from his new album, “Perceive Its Beauty, Acknowledge Its Grace,” that employs flutes, clarinets, and other instruments, while building upon the ebullient spirit and passion that are his true trademarks.
A multi-faceted instrumentalist and composer whose influence has spread far beyond the U.K., the Birmingham-raised Hutchings spent the formative years of his youth in Barbados, an island rife with reminders of Britain’s colonial history, where the budding artist first picked up the saxophone and where the seeds of his creative aesthetic in the roots of the African diaspora were planted.
Bristling with raw energy and deep spiritual power, Hutchings’ new liberation from the conventions and associations of the saxophone allow him to fully explore new sonic realms and chart new expressive paths, each marked by resonances from the ancient past while feeling resolutely of the moment.
PERSONNEL:
Shabaka: flutes
Ambrose Akinmusire: trumpet
Charles Overton: harp
Austin Williamson: drums
Learn more at SFJAZZ.org
Subscribe to SFJAZZ's YouTube Channel: youtube.com/c/sfjazz
Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/SFJAZZ
Learn more at SFJAZZ.org
Subscribe to SFJAZZ's YouTube Channel: youtube.com/c/sfjazz
Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/SFJAZZ
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/SFJAZZ
***SFJAZZ is a non-profit organization that presents year round jazz concerts, festivals and educational programs at the SFJAZZ Center in San Francisco, CA.
