What To Stream This Week

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Saxophonist Sharel Cassity and multi-disciplinary artist Richard Johnson are set to stream a July 12 show as part of the Sunday Night Jazz Series presented by The Hyde Park Jazz Festival in partnership with the Hyde Park Jazz Society.

(Photo: Courtesy Of Artist)

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

July 6: Sara Gazarek

July 7: Joe Locke

July 7: Carmen Staaf (Newvelle Online Listening Session)

July 7: Donald Harrison

July 8: Larry Young’s UNITY performed by The Jazz Record Art Collective

July 8: Music for a Free World (Dave Sewelson, Steve Swell, William Parker, Marvin Bugalu Smith)

July 8: Maurice “Mobetta” Brown

July 8: Marcus Machado

July 9: Helen Money

July 9: Nicholas Payton

July 10: Eric Reed Quartet (Stacy Dillard, Dezron Douglas & Jeremy Bean Clemons)

July 10: Terrie Ex, Ab Baars, Ig Henneman (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 10: Jaap Blonk (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 10: Ken Vandermark (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 10: Paal Nilssen-Love & Frode Gjerstad (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 10: Sylvie Courvoisier (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 10: Brandon Lopez (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 10: Nate Wooley & Ikue Mori (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 10: Fred Lonberg-Holm & Joe McPhee (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 10: Nir Felder

July 10: Norah Jones

July 11: Eric Reed Quartet (Stacy Dillard, Dezron Douglas & Jeremy Bean Clemons)

July 11: Tamir Hendelman

July 11: SongWriter: Roxane Gay and Toshi Reagon & Celisse

July 11: Elisabeth Harnik (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 11: Icepick (Corsano/Håker Flaten/Wooley) (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 11: Mats Gustafsson (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 11: Terrie Ex & Andy Moor (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 11: Tim Daisy & Dave Rempis (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 11: Luke Stewart (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 11: Joe McPhee (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 11: Marker (Clinkman/Marquette/Stewart/Sudderberg/Vandermark) (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 11: Karrin Allyson

July 11: Marquis Hill

July 12: Eric Reed Quartet (Stacy Dillard, Dezron Douglas & Jeremy Bean Clemons)

July 12: Sharel Cassity & Richard Johnson (rescheduled for July 14)

July 12: Chris Corsano (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 12: Susan Alcorn, Macie Stewart, Tim Daisy (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 12: Ingebrigt Håker Flaten, Håkon Kornstad (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 12: Mats Gustafsson, Jaap Blonk, Fred Lonberg-Holm (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 12: Ikue Mori (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 12: Claire Rousay (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 12: Ben Hall, Bonnie Jones, Luke Stewart (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 12: Joe Morris (Catalytic Sound Festival 2020)

July 12: Jason Miles

Updated July 13



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