Saturday, March 15th 2025 | |
Jazz Power Intergenerational Jam Session with Eli Yamin and friends. Dancing Women in Jazz: Mickey D and Friends with the Jazz Power Swing Band with Eli Yamin Intergenerational Jazz Power Jam presented by Jazz Power Initiative Veteran choreographer and educator Mickey Davidson leads a dance ensemble that pays tribute to some of Mickey’s mentors including Norma Miller, Marian Coles, and Harriet Brown with live music performed at the 9-piece Jazz Power Swing Band featuring Miles Griffith, James Zollar, Michael Blake, Jen Hodge, David F. Gibson. |
National Jazz Museum in Harlem 58 West 129th Street, ground floor, Harlem. New York United States Venue phone: (212) 348-8300. Buy Tickets |
Wednesday, March 19th 2025 | |
Jazz Power Intergenerational Jam Session with Eli Yamin and friends. Dancing Women in Jazz: Mickey D and Friends with the Jazz Power Swing Band with Eli Yamin Intergenerational Jazz Power Jam presented by Jazz Power Initiative Veteran choreographer and educator Mickey Davidson leads a dance ensemble that pays tribute to some of Mickey’s mentors including Norma Miller, Marian Coles, and Harriet Brown with live music performed at the 9-piece Jazz Power Swing Band featuring Miles Griffith, James Zollar, Michael Blake, Jen Hodge, David F. Gibson. |
Alianza Dominicana Cultural Center 530 W 166th St. New York United States Venue phone: 917-818-1759. Buy Tickets |
Wednesday, April 16th 2025 | |
Jazz Power Intergenerational Jam Session with Eli Yamin and friends. Lisa La Touche and Tap Phonics Intergenerational Jazz Power Jam presented by Jazz Power Initiative Exploring the music and sounds of Black folklore, tradition, and a contemporary reach in connection to Tap Dance. Eli Yamin, music director, pianist. |
Alianza Dominicana Cultural Center 530 W 166th St. New York United States Venue phone: 917-818-1759. Buy Tickets |
Saturday, April 19th 2025 | |
Jazz Power Intergenerational Jam Session with Eli Yamin and friends. Lisa La Touche and Tap Phonics Intergenerational Jazz Power Jam presented by Jazz Power Initiative Exploring the music and sounds of Black folklore, tradition, and a contemporary reach in connection to Tap Dance. Eli Yamin, music director, pianist. |
National Jazz Museum in Harlem 58 West 129th Street, ground floor, Harlem. New York United States Venue phone: (212) 348-8300. Buy Tickets |