Recorded in December of 1964 at Rudy Van Gelder’s New Jersey studio with pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Jimmy Garrison and drummer Elvin Jones, John Coltrane’s seminal album A Love Supreme was released in February 1965 on Impulse! From blues-toned meditations to powerful musical intensity, Coltrane’s devotional four-part masterpiece commands transcendental spiritual awakening. Marking the album’s 60th anniversary and its continued impact will be acclaimed tenor saxophonist Ravi Coltrane and his group, followed by a round-robin set of guest improvisers to be announced.
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IMPRESSIONS: Improvisatory Interpretations on “A Love Supreme” with Ravi Coltrane & Guests
Winter Jazzfest Presents
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509 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY
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Diversity & Inclusivity
From its roots in the Black American communities of New Orleans, jazz has always celebrated and incorporated a diverse group of voices and traditions. At NYC Winter Jazzfest, we seek to honor these roots by showcasing musicians of all backgrounds — across race and ethnicity, gender, sexuality, bodily ability, and more — as well as all disciplines under the broad umbrella that we call “jazz.” Our audience is similarly diverse, boasting devotees and dabblers, local and international music lovers, industry professionals and those who just love to listen. We believe our diversity is our strength.
Accessibility
NYC Winter Jazzfest works to share our musical offerings in venues that are accessible for those with assistive mobility devices, such as wheelchairs, and other sorts of accessibility needs. This goal is constantly in progress as we strive to partner with accessible venues across the city.
Feel-Good Space for All
NYC Winter Jazzfest is designed to be a feel-good space — a place to convene and take pleasure in each other’s company and the music we all love. To achieve this end, we count on the behavior and attitudes of all who take part in the event, from performers and patrons to venue staffers and festival employees. We seek to develop a Safer Space, one in which all people feel valued and respected. As such, and in alignment with the We Have Voice Collective, we have a zero tolerance policy for harassment of any kind. We uphold the equitable treatment of all people, regardless of their various identities, including race and ethnicity, gender, sexuality, age, ability, culture, immigration status, economic background, or religious beliefs. We ask that you join us in supporting the safety and wellness of all NYC Winter Jazzfest performers, staff, and audience members, so we all can do what we do best — enjoy the music.
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Grateful for your support,
WJF Team