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Saturday September 21st
Hosted by the Center for the Arts,
Blackman Auditorium, Northeastern University
360 Huntington
Avenue, Boston | Green & Orange Line accessible
7:30PM
$25
The 25th Annual John Coltrane Memorial Concert
The Silver Anniversary! For the past 24 -years, Dr.
Leonard Brown, Syd Smart and the late Hayes Burnett, and a whole
contingent of the top musicians in the world, has given Boston one
of it's cultural crown jewels - The Annual John Coltrane
Memorial Concert. This year, 2002, they take the stage for
the 25th time, adding to the legacy of being the world's oldest
annual performance tribute to John Coltrane.
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Sunday September 15th
Children's Museum Of Boston
300
Congress Street, Boston, near the Red's Line's South Station stop on
Boston's Waterfront
1PM
Special Pre-Festival Event
The 2002 Born Free U.S. Tour by Dutch-Indonesian artists
Luluk Purwanto and Helsdingen Trio and their special Stage Bus.
This special, Pre-Festival event is Free; Early arrival is
recommended. After the performance, visit the Children's Museum and
extend the fun.
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Thursday September 19th
Copley Theatre
225 Clarendon
Street Boston (between Boylston & Newbury) - Green & Orange
Line accessible
8:00PM
$20
Daniel Ian Smith's Big & Phat Jazz Orchestra
The Big and Phat Jazz Orchestra was formed nearly six years ago
for the purpose of contributing to the preservation and longevity of
what many consider to be one of the most powerful ensemble sounds in
the jazz idiom… the big band. This aggregation was also assembled
to provide a forum dedicated to performing original compositions and
arrangements. The ensemble performs a wide variety of compositions,
many by some of Boston’s best-known writers including: Ted Pease,
Dick Lowell, Bob Freedman, and Phil Wilson.
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Tuesday September 24th
Copley Theatre
225 Clarendon
Street Boston (between Boylston & Newbury) - Green & Orange
Line accessible
7:30PM
$6
Special Media Panel Discussion
In collaboration with the Cambridge Center for Adult Education
Music Today - Do I buy, rent, lease, license, share, or steal it...
What are the musicians and fans to do?
Join the Equinox Educational Outreach Program, a division of the
Equinox Music Festival and the Cambridge Center for Adult Education
for what promises to be a very lively discussion on the state of
music and the music industry today.
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Friday September 27th
Copley Theatre
225 Clarendon
Street Boston (between Boylston & Newbury) - Green & Orange
Line accessible
$20.
Jeremy Pelt Group
Jeremy Pelt - Leader, Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Toru Dodo -
Piano
Myron Walden - Alto Saxophone
Marcus Strickland -
Tenor Saxophone
Vincente Archer - Bass
Pete Vannostrand -
Drums
 Jeremy Pelt is working hard at
finding his own voice in the Jazz pantheon, announcing his presence
as a leader with his debut CD Profile. His main influences are
Freddie Hubbard, Lee Morgan, Booker Little, and (as of late) Miles
Davis and Donald Byrd. His compositional influences include Wayne
Shorter, Ornette Coleman, Terence Blanchard, and Kenny Cox. Jeremy
is enjoying critical acclaim for his work on almost 20 other
records!! With the aid of his sextet, he is determined to find his
place in Jazz history.
Along with his own group, Jeremy currently performs with the
Mingus Big Band, Ralph Peterson Quintet, Lonnie Plaxico Group, Lewis
Nash Ensemble, Jimmy Heath "Next Generation Quintet",
Frank Foster "Loud Minority Big Band", and Louis Hayes and
the Cannonball Legacy Band feat. Vincent Herring. And has performed
with Ravi Coltrane, Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, The Skatalites, Bobby
"Blue" Bland, Jimmy Cobb, and many more.
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Saturday, September 28th
Blackman Auditorium, Northeastern
University
360 Huntington Avenue, Boston | Green & Orange
Line accessible
8:00PM
$20 or 2 Tickets for $35
Café Teatro Especial
Larry Harlow Orchestra
 Larry Harlow is a master legend of the Latin music we now
call "Salsa". During the late 50s, he was so fascinated
with Latin rhythms that he traveled to Cuba to live and study the
real Afro-Cuban sounds that are the roots of Salsa. As an expert
Salsa artist, he returned to New York to develop his own style and
orchestra and later to help create the internationally famous Fania
All-Stars group.
He was the primary force in attaining recognition for Latin
Artists throughout the world by instituting the first Grammy for
Latin music. He himself has been nominated for a Grammy for his
album "La Raza Latina" a Salsa Suite.
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Click here to order on-line or call the
Café Teatro at 617-927-1730 or the Northeastern Box Office
at
617-373-2247 to purchase tickets by telephone ( $20 or
2-for $35 ).
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Sunday, September 29th
University Park, Central Square,
Cambridge
12:00PM - 5:00PM
The 2nd Annual Equinox Music Festival Outdoor Finale
Boston Jazz Repertory Orchestra
Mike McAllister Group
Mohammed Kalifa Camara and Koliba Jazz
Children's Fun & Games with the Children's Museum of Boston
and much more...
Hosted By Barry Crimmins
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