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Geri Allen Trio featuring Ron Carter and Jimmy Cobb (Photo of Geri Allen)

Geri Allen Trio featuring Ron Carter and Jimmy Cobb

The acclaimed pianist and Howard University alum join two living legends for an exclusive Kennedy Center engagement.

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About the Program

Artists:
  • Geri Allen
  • Ron Carter , bassist
  • Jimmy Cobb , drummer
  • Afro Blue Vocal Ensemble of Howard University
EXCLUSIVE KENNEDY CENTER ENGAGEMENT!

The New York Times hails Geri Allen as "a jazz pianist who dares to follow an unmarked road." And the Los Angeles Times has applauded her "devotion to the swinging roots of jazz." For her first headline engagement in the Terrace Theater, the pianist, composer, and Howard University graduate is joined by two living legends for exclusive Kennedy Center performances. 

Along with D.C. native drummer Jimmy Cobb and NEA Jazz Master and Grammy-winning bassist Ron Carter, Geri Allen performs music from their new CD, Timeless Portraits and Dreams. Don't miss this extremely rare and exciting concert event - it's your only chance to see these three spectacular talents performing live together! Also appearing is the Afro Blue Vocal Ensemble of Howard University, which will back the trio on select numbers from the recording.

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Additional Resources

About the Kennedy Center Art Tatum Piano Panorama Series

About the Kennedy Center Jazz Series

Reviews and Articles

Related Article - "GERI ALLEN 'Timeless Portraits and Dreams' Telarc"
The Washington Post - Washington, DC (Oct. 6, 2006) "...thoroughly refreshes..." Read More...

Related Events

Jazz Master Class Look-in with Geri Allen  Oct 5, 2006 at 6:00 PM [Performance Plus logo.]

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