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Jazz Legacy Project Season Pass/ Three Shows

By Festival Hall, Inc. (other events)

Fri, Mar 1 2024 12:00 PM EDT Fri, Mar 22 2024 12:00 PM EDT
 
ABOUT ABOUT

THIS PASS ENTITLES YOU TO THE LAST THREE SHOWS OF THE SERIES:  NAT KING COLE, MAY 23, CHARLIE PARKER, AUGUST 22 AND ELLA FITZGERALD, OCTOBER 10, 2024.  THIS PASS OFFER RUNS UNTIL MARCH 22, 2024.  OPTIONS FOR THIS PASS INCLUDE A VIP TABLE (SEATS 6), A PREMIUM TABLE (SEATS 4) OR INDIVIDUAL SEATS-THEATRE STYLE.

TICKETS WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE FOR EACH SHOW AROUND 8 WEEKS PRIOR TO SHOW DATE.  TICKETS FOR THE NAT KING COLE, (ON MAY 23, 2024) WILL GO ON SALE FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 2024 AT 12:00PM.

 

The Jazz Legacy Project Series

What is it?

Each program is roughly 90 minutes, with the goal of bringing the casual jazz listener inside the minds and music of the most influential and interesting American musicians of all time.  The life and music of the artist/composer is entertainingly narrated by the drummer, Mr. Justin Varnes, and seminal jazz pieces are played to illuminate the narration.  These are NOT tribute concerts in the sense that the musicians are trying to recreate the original performances, but instead to celebrate the essence and accomplishments of the particular artist.

Who is it?

The Jazz Legacy Project:
Drummer and Narrator:  Justin Varnes
Pianist/ Keyboardist:  Nick Rosen/ Louis Heriveaux
Bassist:  Kevin Smith
Saxophonist:  John Sandfort


 

“It’s like a jazz concert and a jazz history class in one…and they play their behinds off, too!” – Tamara Fuller, the Velvet Note.

Leader Justin Varnes has taught jazz at Emory University, Georgia Tech, and Georgia State University, as well as toured with Earl Klugh, Phoebe Snow, and Mose Allison. His Jazz Legacy Project was sponsored by the Fulton County Public Library system for a year-long series of concerts. The Jazz Legacy Project has also performed at the Velvet Note, the Jazz Corner, the 30-A Songwriter’s Festival, and the Greenville Music Museum.

Restrictions

No photography or recordings of any kind are allowed inside the theatre.

Mailing Address

201 N. Main Street Greensboro, GA 30642