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ABOUT THE ARTISTS

Take a step back in time to the “cool” age of jazz as vibraphonist Christian Tamburr and his quartet join trumpeter Dominick Farinacci to celebrate the genre-shaping music released on Capital and Blue Note Records in the 50s and 60s. Hear songs by jazz icons like Miles Davis, Milt Jackson & MJQ, Freddie Hubbard, Bill Evans, Clifford Brown, Art Blakey and many more in this jaunt down jazz history.

Trumpeter Dominick Farinacci was named the very first Global Ambassador to Jazz at Lincoln Center by Wynton Marsalis, working to further integrate music into communities around the world in culturally collaborative ways. He graduated from The Juilliard School in 2005, launching his career in Japan with a prolific run of eight albums, later releasing four more globally. He has performed in more than 120 cities in 14 countries around the world, was a featured guest on ABC’s Good Morning America, and is a TED Speaker.

Christian Tamburr is an internationally-renowned vibraphonist, pianist, composer and arranger with tours and performances in over 71 countries around the world. Downbeat Magazine recognized him with the “Outstanding Solo Jazz Performance” award, and he is a five-time “Critics Choice Top Rising Star” award recipient on vibraphone. He leads his own critically-acclaimed touring ensemble with recent performances at the Kennedy Center, The Newport Jazz Festival and Lincoln Center.

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