What To Stream This Week

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Anat Cohen is set to stream a Jazz House Kids presentation on Wednesday.

(Photo: Lee Whiteman/Freihofer’s Saratoga Springs Jazz Festival)

As performers look to replace income from lost gigs and regain a sense of community amid the coronavirus pandemic, a number of musicians are using online streaming services to connect directly with fans. We’ll keep a running tab for the week below.

A fee is associated with some of the material listed here, and several items have been sourced from WBGO and Jazz at Lincoln Center. DB

Dec. 14: Becca Stevens/Elan Mehler Album Release

Dec. 14: Rodney Green’s Jackson Miller

Dec. 15: Nona Hendryx/Tariq Al-Sabir

Dec. 15: Gabriel Guerrero QUΔΠTUM Trio

Dec. 15: Frank Lacy Septet

Dec. 15: Exploring Omar: Complex Identities In The Arts With Anthony Davis, Rhiannon Giddens, Jennifer Wen Ma And Atom Egoyan

Dec. 16: Jim Ridl

Dec. 16: Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project

Dec. 16: Anat Cohen (An Introduction To Choro)

Dec. 17: Emmet Cohen Trio

Dec. 17: Lucinda Williams

Dec. 17: End-Of-Year Livestream Concert With The Jazz Gallery All-Stars

Dec. 17: Eric Wyatt Trio

Dec. 17: JD Parran/Dave Ross/Warren Smith (Postponed)

Dec. 18: Jonathan Finlayson

Dec. 18: A Night At The Savoy With Jamison Ross

Dec. 18: The Blind Boys Of Alabama

Dec. 18: Ole Mathisen/Matt Garrison/Marko Djordjevic

Dec. 18: Sacha Perry & Renaud Penant

Dec. 18: Peter Zak Trio

Dec. 18: The Marco Pignataro Jazzet With Strings

Dec. 18: Discussion of “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” with film director George C. Wolf, screenwriter Ruben Santiago-Hudson and others

Dec. 18: Kenny Barron

Dec. 18: David Hazeltine Trio

Dec. 19: Jazz At Lincoln Center Big Band Holidays

Dec. 19: Django a Gogo Festival

Dec. 19: Eric McPherson Quartet

Dec. 19: Cyrus Chestnut & Dezron Douglas

Dec. 19: Claudia Acuña Trio

Dec. 19: Kenny Barron

Dec. 19: David Hazeltine Trio

Dec. 19: Carla Marciano Quartet

Dec. 20: Bobby Hutcherson, A Living Legacy Presented By Stefon Harris And Joe Locke

Dec. 20: Carol Morgan Quartet

Dec. 20: Alex Norris Quintet

Updated Dec. 18



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