Wynton teaching the Second Line at Teboho Trust School - South Africa Wynton Marsalis 2024-10-22 | Wynton teaching the Second Line at Teboho Trust School - South Africa
Timelessness - Wynton Marsalis Septet at Jazz in Marciac 2022 Wynton Marsalis 2022-12-29 | August 6, 2022 Chapiteau - Marciac, FranceThe Wynton Marsalis Septet performing "Timelessness" from the album: Bolden (Original Soundtrack), at Jazz in Marciac 2022.Jason Marsalis (drums); Carlos Henriquez (bass); Sean Mason (piano); Chris Crenshaw (trombone); Victor Goines (tenor sax, soprano sax, clarinet); Don Vappie (banjo, guitar)
Hotter Than That - Wynton Marsalis Septet at Jazz in Marciac 2022 Wynton Marsalis 2022-12-29 | August 6, 2022 Chapiteau - Marciac, FranceThe Wynton Marsalis Septet performing Louis Armstrong's "Hotter Than That" at Jazz in Marciac 2022.Jason Marsalis (drums); Carlos Henriquez (bass); Sean Mason (piano); Chris Crenshaw (trombone); Victor Goines (tenor sax, soprano sax, clarinet); Don Vappie (banjo, guitar)
Ballot Box Bounce - Wynton Marsalis Septet at Jazz in Marciac 2022 Wynton Marsalis 2022-12-15 | August 2, 2022Chapiteau - Marciac, FranceThe Wynton Marsalis Septet performing at Jazz in Marciac 2022.Ballot Box Bounce (from The Democracy! Suite)Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Sean Mason (piano); Carlos Henriquez (bass); Obed Calvaire (drums); Chris Crenshaw (trombone); Abdias Armenteros (tenor sax, soprano sax); Chris Lewis (alto sax, flute)
That Dance We Do (That You Love Too) - Wynton Marsalis Septet at Jazz in Marciac 2022 Wynton Marsalis 2022-12-15 | August 2, 2022Chapiteau - Marciac, FranceThe Wynton Marsalis Septet performing at Jazz in Marciac 2022.The Dance We Do (from The Democracy! Suite)Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Sean Mason (piano); Carlos Henriquez (bass); Obed Calvaire (drums); Chris Crenshaw (trombone); Abdias Armenteros (tenor sax, soprano sax); Chris Lewis (alto sax, flute)
The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis on the sleeper car from Moscow to St Petersburg Wynton Marsalis 2021-11-01 | October 28, 2021Moscow Leningradskiy Station Last night, after the gig at “Kremlin State Palace“ in Moscow, the band traveled to St Petersburg by train.Soundtrack: “Sleeper Car”, music from the album “Big Train”.Filming and editing: Luigi Beverelli
PBS preview Prohibition and Jazz Age Wynton Marsalis 2021-10-14 | October 2, 2001Ken Burns, Lynn Novick and Wynton Marsalis discuss what it takes to put together the score for PROHIBITION, and how the music takes on a life of it's own.
Ms. B.C. - Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers Live at Seventh Avenue South (1982) Wynton Marsalis 2021-10-08 | January 1982Seventh Avenue South – New York CityFootage from the DVD:Art Blakey and Mike Mainieri from Seventh Avenue SouthPersonnel:Art Blakey – drums; Wynton Marsalis - trumpet; Branford Marsalis – tenor sax, soprano sax; Charles Fambrough – bass; Donald Brown – piano; Billy Pierce – tenor sax
Fuller Love - Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers Live at Seventh Avenue South (1982) Wynton Marsalis 2021-10-08 | January 1982Seventh Avenue South – New York CityFootage from the DVD:Art Blakey and Mike Mainieri from Seventh Avenue SouthPersonnel:Art Blakey – drums; Wynton Marsalis - trumpet; Branford Marsalis – tenor sax, soprano sax; Charles Fambrough – bass; Donald Brown – piano; Billy Pierce – tenor sax
Ballot Box Bounce - JLCO Septet with Wynton Marsalis Wynton Marsalis 2021-05-23 | September 27, 2020Appel Room - New York, NY“Jazz music is the perfect metaphor for democracy,” says Wynton Marsalis. At a time when America—and indeed, the whole world—finds itself at a crossroads, the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer has been inspired to write a poignant and buoyant work, “The Democracy! Suite,” which proves that the joy and beauty of jazz can bring us all closer together.
That Dance We Do Song Cut (The Democracy Suite!) - JLCO Septet with Wynton Marsalis Wynton Marsalis 2021-04-21 | September 27, 2020Appel Room - New York, NY“Jazz music is the perfect metaphor for democracy,” says Wynton Marsalis. At a time when America—and indeed, the whole world—finds itself at a crossroads, the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer has been inspired to write a poignant and buoyant work, “The Democracy! Suite,” which proves that the joy and beauty of jazz can bring us all closer together.
Wynton Marsalis Announces 2021 Essentially Ellington Finalists Wynton Marsalis 2021-04-10 | April 9, 2021New York, NYCongratulations to this year’s “Essentially Ellington” finalists and winning student composer! Watch as Wynton Marsalis announces finalists for the 26th Annual “Essentially Ellington” Festival.Stay tuned for more information on the virtual event, taking place June 4 and 5, 2021: jazz.org/EE2021 Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band Finalists:Agoura High School (Agoura Hills, California) Directed by Chad BloomAlexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts (West Palm Beach, Florida) Directed by Christopher de LeónByron Center High School (Byron Center, Michigan) Directed by Marc TownleyCarroll Senior High School (Southlake, Texas) Directed by David LownChampaign Central High School (Champaign, Illinois) Directed by John CurreyDillard Center for the Arts (Fort Lauderdale, Florida) Directed by Christopher DorseyFoxboro High School (Foxboro, Massachusetts) Directed by Aaron BushMemphis Central High School (Memphis, Tennessee) Directed by Ollie LiddellNewton South High School (Newton, Massachusetts) Directed by Lisa LindeNoblesville High School (Noblesville, Indiana) Directed by Bethany RobinsonOlathe Northwest High School (Olathe, Kansas) Directed by Robert DavisPlano West Senior High School (Plano, Texas) Directed by Preston PierceRoosevelt High School (Seattle, Washington) Directed by Scott BrownTucson Jazz Institute (Tucson, Arizona) Directed by Johnathan BlackWilliam H. Hall High School (West Hartford, Connecticut) Directed by James Antonucci
Wynton Marsalis and Bryan Stevenson on the Value of Art and Identity Wynton Marsalis 2021-04-10 | On May 19, 2020, Wynton Marsalis sat down for a wide-ranging virtual conversation with Bryan Stevenson of the Equal Justice Initiative to discuss the value of art in understanding the identity of our country. Stevenson specifically delves into the #BlackExcellence that inspires him to honor the resilience of Black artists such as Mahalia Jackson, Dizzy Gillespie, and Louis Armstrong, as each endured humiliation but remained brilliant and genius.Jazz at Lincoln Center thanks Bryan Stevenson and the Equal Justice Initiative and proudly acknowledges the support of Gregory Annenberg Weingarten, GRoW @ Annenberg.
Thats When All Will See Song (The Democracy! Suite) - JLCO Septet with Wynton Marsalis Wynton Marsalis 2021-02-26 | September 27, 2020Appel Room - New York, NY“Jazz music is the perfect metaphor for democracy,” says Wynton Marsalis. At a time when America—and indeed, the whole world—finds itself at a crossroads, the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer has been inspired to write a poignant and buoyant work, “The Democracy! Suite,” which proves that the joy and beauty of jazz can bring us all closer together.
Deeper Than Dreams (The Democracy! Suite) - Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis Wynton Marsalis 2021-01-18 | September 27, 2020Appel Room - New York, NY“Jazz music is the perfect metaphor for democracy,” says Wynton Marsalis. At a time when America—and indeed, the whole world—finds itself at a crossroads, the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer has been inspired to write a poignant and buoyant work, “The Democracy! Suite,” which proves that the joy and beauty of jazz can bring us all closer together.So many of us have lost loved ones to Covid-19 and didn’t have that last chance to say goodbye in-person. Your dearly departed is forced to come to you from the spirit world and sit with you. Their presence allows you to grieve slowly, to mourn completely. So many people say they just can’t sleep. It is a profound, holistic pain that can only be assuaged in a realm that is deeper than dreams.
Be Present (The Democracy! Suite) - Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Septet with Wynton Marsalis Wynton Marsalis 2021-01-15 | September 27, 2020The Appel Room – New York, NY“Jazz music is the perfect metaphor for democracy,” says Wynton Marsalis. At a time when America—and indeed, the whole world—finds itself at a crossroads, the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer has been inspired to write a poignant and buoyant work, “The Democracy! Suite,” which proves that the joy and beauty of jazz can bring us all closer together.Be PresentA piece inspired by citizens who have put their lives on the line working through this pandemic (whether by choice or otherwise). “Be Present” recognizes the efforts of everyone who has chosen to enter the fray to fight for human freedoms, wherever and however they choose.
Sloganize, Patronize, Realize, Revolutionize (Black Lives Matters) - JLCO with Wynton Marsalis Wynton Marsalis 2021-01-13 | September 27, 2020The Appel Room - New York, NYA slogan-chant-battle cry that has dominated the airwaves and the social space. Its intention is very clear but the facts of it all remain shrouded in mystery. Is it an organization, a philosophy, a call to arms, a call for justice, or all of the above? Used and obscured by all sides to mean whatever they want it to mean, it has illuminated, excited and exacerbated the multiple segregated fault lines that corrupt of our way of life. Will this be a passing slogan used to patronize and move on? Or will we realize a bloodless revolution by changing the laws and mechanics that allow unarmed citizens to be slain by peace officers who lie beyond the arm of the same justice they are sworn to uphold?“Jazz music is the perfect metaphor for democracy,” says Wynton Marsalis. At a time when America—and indeed, the whole world—finds itself at a crossroads, the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer has been inspired to write a poignant and buoyant work, “The Democracy! Suite,” which proves that the joy and beauty of jazz can bring us all closer together.
Rock Chalk Suite: The Story Behind the Music - Conversation with Wynton Marsalis Wynton Marsalis 2021-01-12 | January 7, 2021Lied Center of Kansas - Lawrence, KSWynton Marsalis, conversing with Lied Center Executive Director Derek Kwan about the innovative album, “Rock Chalk Suite, from his perspective, the parallels between jazz and basketball, the relationship formed between Jazz at Lincoln Center and KU as well as the current state of the arts world.
Listening session and Conversation with Vincent Gardner for Jazz Houston Wynton Marsalis 2020-12-31 | August 5, 2020New York, NYWynton Marsalis and Vincent Gardner conversing on selected songs:Stardust - Lionel Hampton and His Just Jazz All-Stars 1947 - Hampton's Solo begins at 9:50youtube.com/watch?v=2lQFbhpOCB4Blues Five Spot - Thelonious Monk Live at the "It" Club 1964 - Monk's Solo begins at 3:07youtube.com/watch?v=KpS7U3Ut-wETrack 360 - Duke Ellington and His Orchestra 1958youtube.com/watch?v=MdGdOmZvCr0Love Song from "Apache" - Coleman Hawkins 1962youtube.com/watch?v=XUIa9ShXfAIIntrepid Fox - Freddie Hubbard 1970youtube.com/watch?v=6IMJOG-ukFUSkid-Dat-De-Dat - Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five 1926youtube.com/watch?v=M6KAbzBs8nU
Out Amongst the People (for J Bat) - Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Septet with Wynton Marsalis Wynton Marsalis 2020-12-28 | September 27, 2020The Appel Room – New York, NY“Jazz music is the perfect metaphor for democracy,” says Wynton Marsalis. At a time when America—and indeed, the whole world—finds itself at a crossroads, the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer has been inspired to write a poignant and buoyant work, “The Democracy! Suite,” which proves that the joy and beauty of jazz can bring us all closer together.
On the Importance of Voting - #2020Election Wynton Marsalis 2020-11-03 | November 2, 2020New York, NYLet your individual voice be heard and felt this November 3rd."On this election day, let's get out there and handle our business — we've got to vote."
Wynton Marsalis performs Amazing Grace at Federal Hall: Dedication to the Cause of Democracy Wynton Marsalis 2020-10-14 | September 30, 2020Federal Hall - New York, NYTrumpeter Wynton Marsalis plays America's "unofficial anthem” — Amazing Grace — and explains how listening, improvisation and a flexible framework are essential elements of both jazz and democracy.Jazz reflects the very best principles and practices of democracy, harmonizing the interests of the individual and collective to underscore the importance of collaboration and teamwork.
The musical influences for The Ever Fonky Lowdown Wynton Marsalis 2020-09-22 | September 15, 2020New York, NYFrom New Orleans funk to folk, Wynton Marsalis talks through the musical influences he fused into his latest project, "The Ever Fonky Lowdown."
Singing Wynton Marsalis’s “The Ever Fonky Lowdown” Wynton Marsalis 2020-09-15 | September 10, 2020New York, NYSinging the parts to "The Ever Fonky Lowdown" was no easy task, and featured vocalist Camille Thurman and Wynton Marsalis explain why.
Behind the Scenes of Wynton Marsalis’s The Ever Fonky Lowdown Wynton Marsalis 2020-08-23 | August 22, 2020Jazz at Lincoln Center – New York NYWatch a behind the scenes look at the making of The Ever Fonky Lowdown, Wynton Marsalis’s latest opus by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis.
Everybody Wear They Mask (Jazz at Home) - The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis Wynton Marsalis 2020-08-23 | August 7, 2020Jazz at Lincoln Center – New York, NYThe Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis repurposes “Everybody Wear They Mask“—a song off their latest album, “The Ever Fonky Lowdown“—for a COVID-19 PSA. Featuring the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and guest vocals from Camille Thurman, Ashley Pezzotti, Christie Dashiell, the track is horn-fueled call to action as urgent as it is entertaining. Wear your mask out there, and be safe!
Wyntons Top Ten: Christina Proenza-Coles American Founders Wynton Marsalis 2020-07-25 | July 24, 2020New York, NYAs part of Jazz at Lincoln Center's "Wynton's Top Ten"—a new, monthly listicle curated by Wynton Marsalis—Wynton reflects on Christina Proenza-Coles' "American Founders: How People of African Descent Established Freedom in the New World." This work is just one of his picks for this month's "Wynton's Top Ten: Compelling Works on the Subject of Freedom."
Wynton’s Top Ten: Dr. Maya Angelou’s “Still I Rise” Wynton Marsalis 2020-07-16 | July 13 ,2020New York, NYAs part of Jazz at Lincoln Center’s “Wynton’s Top Ten“—a new, monthly listicle curated by Wynton Marsalis—Wynton reflects on Dr. Maya Angelou’s “Still I Rise,” one of his picks for this month’s “Wynton’s Top Ten: Compelling Works on the Subject of Freedom.”Read Wynton’s full Top Ten list: wyntonmarsalis.org/blog/entry/wyntons-top-ten-compelling-works-on-the-subject-of-freedom
The Big 3: Wynton Marsalis’ chat with Reinhold Friedrich and Håkan Hardenberger Wynton Marsalis 2020-07-13 | May 31, 2020New York, NYZoom chat with fellow trumpet players Reinhold Friedrich and Håkan Hardenberger (hosted by Olivier Anthony Theurillat).This event was in support of "Music Beyond The Walls", a crowdfunding initiative to assist freelance musicians in need during the coronavirus crisis.
Skain’s Domain: An Intimate Weekly Conversation with Wynton Marsalis - Episode 14 Wynton Marsalis 2020-07-03 | June 29, 2020New York, NYEpisode 14 (Season 1) of “Skain’s Domain,” a conversation with Wynton Marsalis about how to stay connected, optimistic, and creative in this crazy moment in time. This episode is a tribute to the great Lee Soloff. Wynton shared stories with Randy Brecker, Earl Gardner, Greg Gisbert, Marcus Printup, Alex Sipiagin, Dave Taylor, Mike Rodriguez, Kenny Rampton and Jon Faddis.Download the transcript in PDF:wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/skainsdomain/SkainsDomain_episode14.pdf
Wednesdays with Wynton on Instagram Live (Episode 14) Wynton Marsalis 2020-07-01 | July 1, 2020New York, NYEpisode 14, Season 1. Each Wednesday, Wynton Marsalis is taking to Instagram Live to answer questions from friends and fans alike.Download the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/conversations/conversations_instagram_episode14.pdf
Learning the Blues with Wynton Marsalis | After School Sessions for the Benedetti Foundation Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-30 | June 30, 2020New York, NYWynton Marsalis playing, singing and teaching the blues at "After School Sessions" for the Benedetti Foundation
Wednesdays with Wynton on Instagram Live (Episode 13) Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-24 | June 24, 2020New York, NYEach Wednesday, Wynton Marsalis is taking to Instagram Live to answer questions from friends and fans alike.Download the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/conversations/conversations_instagram_episode13.pdf
Wynton Marsalis and Nicola Benedetti on The HearNOW At-Home Gala Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-24 | June 20, 2020New York, NYMusic Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin hosted an evening of performances by Philadelphia Orchestra musicians and renowned guest artists including Wynton Marsalis, Steve Martin, Nicola Benedetti, Lang Lang, Renée Fleming, and Yo-Yo Ma.Nicola Benedetti performed "Bye Bye Breakdown" from Wynton Marsalis' "Fiddle Dance Suite" and Wynton played a minor Blues
Skain’s Domain: An Intimate Weekly Conversation with Wynton Marsalis - Episode 13 Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-23 | June 22, 2020New York, NYEpisode 13 of “Skain’s Domain,” a conversation with Wynton Marsalis about how to stay connected, optimistic, and creative in this crazy moment in time.In this episode, he discusses the current state of the US and takes questions from the audience.Download the transcript in PDF:wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/skainsdomain/SkainsDomain_episode13.pdf
Essentially Ellington 2020: Q&A with Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-20 | June 11, 2020New York, NYJoin finalist bands from around the country as students pick Wynton Marsalis’s brain and hear from members of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra as well.
Wednesdays with Wynton on Instagram Live (Episode 12) Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-18 | June 17, 2020New York, NYEach Wednesday, Wynton Marsalis is taking to Instagram Live to answer questions from friends and fans alike."Download the transcript in PDF":wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/conversations/conversations_instagram_episode12.pdf
Skain’s Domain: An Intimate Weekly Conversation with Wynton Marsalis - Episode 12 Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-17 | June 15, 2020New York, NYEpisode 12 of “Skain’s Domain,” a conversation with Wynton Marsalis about how to stay connected, optimistic, and creative in this crazy moment in time.In this episode, he discusses the current state of the US and takes questions from the audience.Download the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/skainsdomain/SkainsDomain_episode12.pdf
Skain’s Domain: An Intimate Weekly Conversation with Wynton Marsalis - Episode 11 Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-17 | June 8, 2020New York, NYEpisode 11 of “Skain’s Domain,” a conversation with Wynton Marsalis about how to stay connected, optimistic, and creative in this crazy moment in time.In celebration of Essentially Ellington's 25th anniversary, this episode finds Wynton joined by EE alumni Carlos Henriquez, Erica von Kleist, Phillip Norris, Bre Denure, Tatum Greenblatt, Jumaane Smith, Brandon Lee, and Patrick Bartley.Download the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/skainsdomain/SkainsDomain_episode11.pdf
Walkin’ (Jazz at Home) - JLCO with Wynton Marsalis Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-15 | June 12, 2020New York, NYThe Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis recorded an energized (but socially distanced) take on “Walkin’,” the classic tune made famous by Miles Davis. Arranged by Marcus Printup
Wynton Marsalis on #OnlineProtest at The King Center Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-12 | June 8, 2020New York, NYWynton Marsalis talking on #OnlineProtest, a 7-day nonviolent livestream with Bernice A. King at The King Center. #OnlineProtest aims to drive real, tangible change. Let’s amplify the calls for justice for #GeorgeFloyd, #BreonnaTaylor #AhmaudArbery #BlackLivesMatter
Wynton Marsalis on HearTOGETHER: A Healing Conversation in Music and Words Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-12 | June 6, 2020New York, NYThe first part of “HearTOGETHER” featured a conversation between Wynton Marsalis and Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Music Director of Philadelphia Orchestra, and Matías Tarnopolsky, President and CEO of Philadelphia Orchestra.HearTOGETHER is dedicated to George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade, Breonna Taylor, and the countless Black Lives wrongfully and tragically lost before them, and to the value and dignity of all Black Lives.
Wednesdays with Wynton on Instagram Live (Episode 11) Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-11 | June 10, 2020New York, NYEach Wednesday, Wynton Marsalis is taking to Instagram Live to answer questions from friends and fans alike.Download the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/conversations/conversations_instagram_episode11.pdf
Skain’s Domain: An Intimate Weekly Conversation with Wynton Marsalis - Episode 10 Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-05 | June 1, 2020New York, NYTenth episode of “Skain’s Domain,” a conversation with Wynton Marsalis about how to stay connected, optimistic, and creative in this crazy moment in time.Download the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/skainsdomain/SkainsDomain_episode10.pdf
Wednesdays with Wynton on Instagram Live (Episode 10) Wynton Marsalis 2020-06-04 | June 3, 2020New York, NYEach Wednesday, Wynton Marsalis is taking to Instagram Live to answer questions from friends and fans alike.Download the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/conversations/conversations_instagram_episode10.pdf
Wednesdays with Wynton on Instagram Live (Episode 9) Wynton Marsalis 2020-05-27 | May 27, 2020New York, NYEach Wednesday, Wynton Marsalis is taking to Instagram Live to answer questions from friends and fans alike.Download the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/conversations/conversations_instagram_episode9.pdf
Wednesdays with Wynton on Instagram Live (Episode 8) Wynton Marsalis 2020-05-21 | May 20, 2020New York, NYEach Wednesday, Wynton Marsalis is taking to Instagram Live to answer questions from friends and fans alike.Download the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/conversations/conversations_instagram_episode8.pdf
Skain’s Domain: An Intimate Weekly Conversation with Wynton Marsalis - Episode 9 Wynton Marsalis 2020-05-19 | May 18, 2020New York, NYNinth episode of “Skain’s Domain,” a conversation with Wynton Marsalis about how to stay connected, optimistic, and creative in this crazy moment in time.Special guests: Sean Carroll and Sherman IrbyDownload the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/skainsdomain/SkainsDomain_episode8.pdf
Wednesdays with Wynton on Instagram Live (Episode 7) Wynton Marsalis 2020-05-14 | May 13, 2020New York, NYEach Wednesday, Wynton Marsalis is taking to Instagram Live to answer questions from friends and fans alike.Download the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/conversations/conversations_instagram_episode7.pdf
#MemorialForUsAll: Flee As a Bird/Oh Didn’t He Ramble - Wynton Marsalis & Friends Wynton Marsalis 2020-05-13 | May 3, 2020Join us in honoring those we’ve lost with the inaugural #MemorialForUsAll, led by Jazz at Lincoln Center’s very own Wynton Marsalis in the New Orleans tradition. #MemorialForUsAll is a secular community remembrance, welcoming all to celebrate the lives of those who have left us too soon through small gestures of music.Spoken word: Wendell Pierce
Skain’s Domain: An Intimate Weekly Conversation with Wynton Marsalis - Episode 8 Wynton Marsalis 2020-05-13 | May 11, 2020New York, NYEighth episode of “Skain’s Domain,” a conversation with Wynton Marsalis about how to stay connected, optimistic, and creative in this crazy moment in time.Download the transcript in PDF: wyntonmarsalis.org/pdf/skainsdomain/SkainsDomain_episode8.pdf
