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Explore the November concert lineup at Jazz at Lincoln Center!
For the full schedule, additional details, and to purchase tickets, visit jazz.org.
04 Nov 2026
Thank you to everyone who joined us this weekend in Rose Theater for Family Concert: Who Is Duke Ellington?, featuring the Future of Jazz Orchestra big band collective and hosted by Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra trombonist Vincent Gardner.
For the full schedule of events coming up at Jazz at Lincoln Center this season, visit jazz.org.
Photos by Gilberto Tadday / Jazz at Lincoln Center
10 Nov 2026
Thank you to everyone who joined us in Rose Theater for Wynton Marsalis’ Swinging Cities featuring the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis performing selections from Wynton's "Vitoria Suite," Shanghai Suite," and "Marciac Suite," These three remarkable compositions reflect the global journey, distilling the cultures, experiences, and connections Wynton and the JLCO have formed over the years.
For the full schedule of events coming up at Jazz at Lincoln Center this season, visit jazz.org.
Photos by Gilberto Tadday / Jazz at Lincoln Center
Suits provided by @hiveandcolony
09 Nov 2026
Wait… it's FREE? 🎺
"I can actually get that on my iPhone for completely free right now."
Essentially Ellington 2027 puts every musician in the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra on their own video and audio track. Watch any player, solo them, and play along with the band. It works on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro.
Free for every student and band director. Search "Essentially Ellington 2027" on the App Store.
08 Nov 2026
Branford Marsalis joins his brothers Wynton and Jason Marsalis for the Wynton Marsalis Quintet, January 7–9 in Rose Theater.
A member of the Wynton Marsalis Quintet in the 1980s, Branford brings his unmistakable sound back to the group, joining Jason Marsalis on drums, Marcus Roberts on piano, and Reginald Veal on bass. This special concert event includes exploratory improvisation, dynamic interplay, shifting rhythms, and, above all, a deep belief in the enduring power of swinging jazz.
For tickets, visit jazz.org/quintet
Photo of Branford Marsalis by Zach Smith
06 Nov 2026
Rehearsals are underway for Wynton Marsalis’ Swinging Cities on November 6-7 in Rose Theater.
Featuring the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis performing selections from Wynton's "Vitoria Suite," Shanghai Suite," and "Marciac Suite," three remarkable compositions reflecting his global journey, distilling the cultures, experiences, and connections he and the JLCO have formed over the years.
For tickets, visit jazz.org/cities
05 Nov 2026
At Jazz at Lincoln Center, we believe jazz and democracy are deeply intertwined. Both of these American institutions marry individual expression with collective responsibility, ennobling our culture while expanding our communities.
Through our performance-based education program Let Freedom Swing, students across the U.S. have discovered the connections between jazz, American history, democracy, and civic responsibility. The program brings live jazz performance, interactive learning, and a jazz-centered curriculum into classrooms, empowering school-age children to practice intentional listening, celebrate different perspectives, work together, and recognize the value of every individual voice.
In this LFS performance, vocalist Brianna Thomas leads the house band through a rousing rendition of the Staple Singers’ “Freedom Highway,” a song originally written for the 1965 voting rights march between Selma and Montgomery in Alabama.
For more information on the Let Freedom Swing program, visit jazz.org/lfs
05 Nov 2026
Each Election Day, citizens across the U.S. share both the responsibility and the right to participate in the democratic process. Jazz reflects the very best principles and practices of democracy, harmonizing the interests of the individual and the collective while inspiring us all to face adversity with persistent optimism. In honor of this important civic duty, here is Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Founder and Artistic Director performing “Amazing Grace” at Federal Hall in New York City.
04 Nov 2026
Today is Election Day in the United States, where citizens exercise the right to select public officials. At Jazz at Lincoln Center, we believe jazz music is the perfect metaphor for democracy as both provide a flexible framework where individuals must listen to, respect, and balance personal expression with the common good.
As you head to your polling site to cast your vote, listen to the JLCO performing "We The People," and take inspiration from liner notes, penned by Geoffrey C. Ward. "It is us—all of us—at our best, collaborating for a greater good while reveling in individual freedom," Geoffrey writes. "Nothing is more quintessentially American than that."
03 Nov 2026
Now on view: Step inside the extraordinary life, legacy, and artistry of @wyntonmarsalis, this year's Lincoln Center Visionary Artist! 🎶🎺
“Making Music Matter: The Worlds of Wynton Marsalis” showcases a treasure trove of memorabilia celebrating the jazz icon and his nearly 40-year tenure as Managing and Artistic Director of @jazzdotorg.
📍 Visit the case displays on the 3rd floor of the @nypl_lpa through March 16, 2027.
➡️ Explore the full Lincoln Center Visionary Artist series lineup at LincolnCenter.org/Wynton. (Link in bio!)
03 Nov 2026
Next weekend we’re celebrating Eddie’s 90th birthday a little early with an All-Star lineup of performers via the @eddiepalmieriexperience x @jazzdotorg and we hope to see you there! Visit @jazzdotorg website for tickets on November 13-14 🎼 🎹 🎉 #EddiePalmieri #JALC
02 Nov 2026
Join us in Rose Theater this week for Wynton Marsalis’ "Swinging Cities!" on November 6-7.
Featuring the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis performing selections from Wynton's "Vitoria Suite," Shanghai Suite," and "Marciac Suite," three remarkable compositions reflecting his global journey, distilling the cultures, experiences, and connections he and the JLCO have formed over the years.
For tickets, visit jazz.org/cities
Video of Shanghai Skyline featuring the JLCO with Wynton Marsalis from Shanghai Suite, Rose Theater, September 2022
02 Nov 2026
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