Marsalis’ Fifth A Jazz Symphony
Expansive American soundscapes and bold American voices come together in music by three celebrated composers: Aaron Copland, John Adams, and Wynton Marsalis. Teddy Abrams and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra join this incredible lineup to perform a new symphony by the virtuosic genre-crossing American music ambassador Wynton Marsalis. Copland’s orchestral suite from the 1940s film Our Town sets a tone of serenity and simplicity, depicting life in a small New Hampshire town, while John Adams’ Frenzy swings with interweaving rhythms and gestures jostling over a frenetic, perpetual pulse.
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Yes, Marsalis’ Fifth A Jazz Symphony currently has 3 advance screenings listed on SeeItEarly in cities including St. Louis. New screenings are added as studios announce them.
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Marsalis’ Fifth A Jazz Symphony is screening in St. Louis. Visit the individual screening pages above for exact venue details, dates, and how to get passes.
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