What to Stream, June 8–14

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Cory Wong and Dave Koz

(Photo: Colin Peck )

This week’s streaming highlights include Aaron Diehl’s Monterey Jazz Festival Commission from 2014, Jazz at Lincoln Center doing John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme, Nicole Mitchell and Wadada Leo Smith premiering a piece for Chicago Symphony Orchestra Sessions and Dave Koz and Cory Wong performing a new album, The Golden Hour. As always, a fee is associated with some of the material listed, and some items have been sourced from WBGO, WDCB and WWOZ. Please support jazz radio. DB

Available Now: Aaron Diehl, Three Streams Of Expression, a Monterey Jazz Festival Commission

June 9: Harish Raghavan Quintet at Bar Bayeux (Brooklyn)

June 9: Alex Beltran Sextet at Fulton Street Collective (Chicago)

June 10: Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra—Coltrane: A Love Supreme

June 10–July 9: Nicole Mitchell, Wadada Leo Smith World Premieres, CSO Sessions (Chicago)

June 10: Riley Mulherkar of the Westerlies, Joe’s Pub Uncharted Concert Series (New York)

June 10: Pablo Mayor Trio at the Jazz Forum (New York)

June 10: Joan Collaso Quartet, Chicago Jazz Series at Epiphany Center for the Arts (Chicago)

June 10: Tony Richards Trio at Fulton Street Collective (Chicago)

June 11: Juan Pastor’s Chinchano at Constellation (Chicago)

June 11: Yvette Norwood-Tiger: Round Midnight

June 11: Peravon Jazz Trio at An Die Music (Baltimore)

June 12: Dave Koz & Cory Wong live performance of The Golden Hour (Minneapolis, Minnesota)

June 12: Norah Jones at Irving Plaza (New York)

June 12: Quin Kirchner at Constellation (Chicago)

June 12: Chick Corea Birthday Stream on Scientology TV

June 13: Macy Gray with her new record, The Reset

June 13: Mark Colby Memorial Concert, Elmhurst University

June 13: Dahveed Behroozi featuring Shay Salhov for Piedmont Piano Company’s “The Showroom Sessions”

June 14: Michael Sabian New Aurora Album Release Concert



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