Update on the last six months﻿

Update on the last six months

3/5/2015

Hi everyone!

It's been a while since I posted anything, so I just wanted to fill everyone in on what's been happening. I've been super busy with a whole bunch of musical projects. Last semester was my first semester at Juilliard, and I've been having a blast playing with the amazing musicians there, and studying with Frank Kimbrough. Last semester we played a concert of mostly bebop music, and this semester we are putting on a show featuring the music of Jelly Roll Morton, which is very exciting for me. That show will be on April 13th at Paul Hall, and tickets are free, so definitely get tickets now if you want to come!

I've also been playing with some great musicians at Columbia University, where I also attend. This past semester was the first semester of the Jazz House at Columbia University, something I started at Columbia to bring more jazz to the Columbia community, and it has been a great experience. In addition to a number of other concerts, in November, we hosted our first guest artist when legendary alto saxophonist Jerry Dodgion came to play with us. For those of you who do not know Mr. Dodgion's music, he was the lead alto saxophonist in the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra for a long time, and has played with more jazz luminaries than could be listed here. It was a real privilege to play with him, and I can't wait to see who we bring in this semester.

There's been a lot of great music in the works outside of school as well! I will post again when some of these projects come to fruition, but in the meantime, check out the show schedule to the right, and on the "Schedule" tab. I hope to see some of you at one of my upcoming shows!

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Upcoming Shows

(For a complete list of upcoming gigs, click here. To sign up for my mailing list, click here).

2020:

Due to COVID-19, most live concerts are being rescheduled. During the pandemic, I've been doing a live stream on my Facebook page every Sunday at 4, which can be accessed here. I've also been posting new videos on my Instagram with tributes to recently passed musicians, and I've done a handful of concerts online for venues in the US and Canada. I'm planning new tours for 2021, and I'm optimistic I'll be able to travel by then. Stay safe, and looking forward to seeing you, either online or on our next tour!

All dates subject to safe reopening procedures:

2021:

February 11th-21st: Ben Rosenblum Trio Southern Tour !!
(More dates to be announced - stay tuned for the latest)

   Thursday, February 11th: Marco Island Center for the Arts (Marco Island, FL)
   Friday, February 12th: Timucua Arts Foundation (Orlando, FL)
   Sunday, February 14th: Arts Garage (Delray Beach, FL)
   Tuesday, February 16th: North Greenville University Masterclass and Performance (Tigerville, SC)
   Wednesday, February 17th: UNC-Pembroke Masterclass and Performance (Pembroke, NC)
   Thursday, February 18th: Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County (Camden, SC)
   Friday, February 19th: Lancaster Cultural Arts Center (Lancaster, SC)
   Saturday, February 20th: Chatt Hills Music (Chattahoochee Hills, GA)
   Sunday, February 21st: Savannah Jazz (Savannah, GA)

March: European tour with Gabriela Martina (dates pending)

** Saturday, April 24th **
Ben Rosenblum Nebula Sextet at Ravinia (Bennett Gordon Hall) (Highland Park, IL)
(more Midwest dates to be announced - stay tuned for the latest)

Friday, May 14th
Ben Rosenblum Trio at the Seasons Yakima (Yakima, WA)
(more West Coast dates to be announced - stay tuned for the latest!)

ben Rosenblum

Described as an "impressive talent" by All About Jazz, Ben Rosenblum is a jazz pianist, accordionist and composer based in New York City, and a recent graduate of the joint program between Columbia University and Juilliard School of Music. His work has garnered numerous awards, including the ASCAP Young Jazz Composers Award and two Downbeat Student Music Awards for composition and arrangement. Ben was a finalist at the 2015 American Jazz Pianist Competition in Melbourne, Florida, and at the 2016 Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition in Jacksonville, Florida. He has played with the Bachiana Brasileira Orchestra at Lincoln Center (conducted by Joao Carlos Martins and featuring Dave Brubeck), as well as in Delhi, India, and at the Masten Jazz Festival (Buffalo), Richmond Jazz Festival (Richmond), Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival (Maryland) and Lincoln Center Out of Doors Festival (Manhattan). He has also performed at Carnegie Hall, Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, the Allen Room at Lincoln Center, Ryles Jazz Club, Webster Hall, Symphony Space, The Blue Note and a host of other locations throughout the northeast. Ben has worked extensively with such jazz luminaries as Curtis Lundy, Neal Smith, Winard Harper, Wayne Escoffery and Deborah Davis, and he has shared the stage with Houston Person, Dave Stryker, Steve Nelson, TS Monk and many others. Ben is currently celebrating the release of his debut album, entitled Instead. The album has been released to critical acclaim, including 4 stars from Downbeat Magazine.

Visit the About tab for more info about Ben and his music.

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