Bird & Beyond: Celebrating Charlie Parker at 100 (A Jazz Congress 2020 Session)

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Charlie Parker was one of the most innovative and influential fathers of the bebop era and one of the finest American musicians of the 20th century. To celebrate Parker's centennial, artists from diverse genres will examine his influence on pop, hip hop, rock and jazz, and discuss how his artistry and musical legacy continues to resonate today. This centennial program is in collaboration with the Estate of Charlie Parker.
Moderator: Ken Druker (Verve Label Group)
Panelists: Will Calhoun; Terri Lyne Carrington; Kokayi; Rudresh Mahanthappa; Charles McPherson
Jazz Congress is a conference that brings together members of the global jazz community to network as well as grow the audience for the music. The annual gathering also seeks to nurture businesses and organizations that promote, produce, present, market and support jazz. The third annual Jazz Congress took place on Jan. 13 and 14, 2020 at Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center.
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12 сен 2024

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@charlesellison522 2 года назад

Ken, thank you, the artists and the Lady from KC for an exquisite dialogue. Charles McPherson is a conduit to a field of magic where all geniuses reside. I am proud to know you Ken. Thanks.

@viggosimonsen 4 года назад

I love this panel discussion The points coming up about the human dimension of Bird, especially from Charles McPherson, are really deep. It is really true that Bird transcended craft and idiom - and approached something that was essentially spiritual. Just like the other stars on the top of the Jazz Pantheon: John Coltrane, Bud Powell, etc. And those at the top are actually few. One of the deepest discussions about Bird and his legacy I have ever seen. Great points from all of them. Thanks a lot for this

@georgehipart2150 4 года назад

Of course, I too appreciate McPherson’s commentary on Parker. But if you are looking for a musician who carries on Parker’s tradition in a really creative and contemporary way, the one and only master is Steve Coleman. However, he is as much underground as Parker was. Institutions such as the Lincoln Center seem to be unable or unwilling to catch the true creative tradition represented by people like Parker, Coltrane etc. They miss Steve Coleman pretty much as they would have missed Charlie Parker in his days. That has to be said, I think.