A new concert series Combining old and new on the theme of science

 

Medieval Radiance and Incarnate Jazz is a new concert series that connects ancient to modern music with themes of science, astronomy, and the natural world. Performances take place under the neo-gothic arches of the Church of the Incarnation, in the historic neighborhood of Murray Hill in Manhattan.

Come and experience exceptional music that stretches the mind across time, performed by leaders in their genres of medieval song and contemporary jazz. Beverages will be available with a donation, and audience members are invited to stroll, listen, and absorb the sacred space to its fullest.

June 9th, 2023 Moon and Stars

Church of the Incarnation, NYC Mosé Saliò de Misrayim

Baksheesh originally recorded on Marc Wagnon’s release "Earth is a Cruel Master"

November 3, 2023 at 6 pm

Once Upon a Prime: The Power of 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 and 11

Bringing triangles, pentagons and heptagons to life with shifting tempos in our shifting times. We’ll be taking the music beyond the binary realm. Featuring works by Giullaume de Machaut, Pat Metheny, Eric Dolphy and Dave Brubeck, among others.

From The Incarnate Jazz series an Ella Fitzgerald classic

Sed Diabolus (Hildegarde von Bingen: 1098 - 1179) segueing to Can vei la lauzeta mover (Bernard de Ventadorn: c. 1150)

November 19, 2023 at 4:30 pm

Explorations: Medieval Song and Modern Jazz @ AlbanArts, Staten Island

We offer a combination our “Moon and Stars” and “Once Upon a Prime” programs for the good people of Staten Island. Featuring works by Hildegarde von Bingen, Johannes Ciconia, Victor Young, Thad Jones, and original pieces by Marc Wagnon and Miho Sasaki.

]Galactic Bump was first recorded in 1984 and can be heard on the Shadowlines recording

June 7, 2024 at 6 pm

Hidden Dimensions

Our closing concert of the season is an exploration of influences that we feel but cannot see - gravity, weather, spirituality, pain, music…featuring works from Hildegarde von Bingen, Harold Arlen and Chick Corea, among others.

These concerts don’t pay for themselves, unfortunately….if you would like to support Incarnate Jazz and Buckyball Music, Inc. you can go to our project page on Fractured Atlas to make a tax-deductible contribution. Thank you!