Saxophonist Mike Sakash (center) will be presenting his popular eight-week summer jazz history series “The Art of the Jazz Trio” gets underway June 22 at the Majestic Theatre in Conway as well as a real-time, interactive, online class. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Saxophonist Mike Sakash (center) will be presenting his popular eight-week summer jazz history series “The Art of the Jazz Trio” gets underway June 22 at the Majestic Theatre in Conway as well as a real-time, interactive, online class. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — Mike Sakash will be presenting his popular jazz history course, focused this year on the “The Art of the Jazz Trio” on Tuesdays, 5:15 to 6:30 p.m. in person at the Majestic Theatre in Conway as well as a real-time, interactive, online class through mountaintopmusic.org.
Classes will explore the influential jazz trios of Nat King Cole (June 22), Bud Powell (June 29), Oscar Peterson (July 6), Ahmad Jamal (July 13), Jimmy Giuffre (July 20), Bill Evans (July 27), Tony Williams Lifetime (Aug. 3) and Pat Metheny Bright Size Life (Aug. 24).
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