Eric Reed: Harold Adamson Centennial
The pianist presents a 100th birthday salute to Hollywood songwriter/composer Harold Adamson, who wrote many 1930s and '40s standards, among them "It's a Wonderful World."
- Sat., Feb. 11, 2006
- Terrace Gallery
- 75 minutes
- $25.00
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About
Harold Adamson Centennial
With a knack for hard-driving swing, daring expression, sophisticated artistry, and formidable technique, Eric Reed "has command of the keyboard…and nuances that make him a first-class jazz pianist" (JazzTimes). Last seen at the Kennedy Center's Jazz Piano Summit I in 2005, the gospel-influenced Philadelphia native returns for a 100th birthday salute to famed Hollywood songwriter and composer Harold Adamson, who wrote dozens of 1930s and '40s standards--among them "Time on My Hands," "Winter Wonderland," "An Affair to Remember," "I Couldn't Sleep a Wink Last Night," and "It's a Wonderful World."
With a knack for hard-driving swing, daring expression, sophisticated artistry, and formidable technique, Eric Reed "has command of the keyboard…and nuances that make him a first-class jazz pianist" (JazzTimes). Last seen at the Kennedy Center's Jazz Piano Summit I in 2005, the gospel-influenced Philadelphia native returns for a 100th birthday salute to famed Hollywood songwriter and composer Harold Adamson, who wrote dozens of 1930s and '40s standards--among them "Time on My Hands," "Winter Wonderland," "An Affair to Remember," "I Couldn't Sleep a Wink Last Night," and "It's a Wonderful World."
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