Two shows coming up: on Aug. 30 9:30am we perform JAZZ TALES at Tramway Elementary School in Sanford and on Nov. 1 we feature saxophonist Rahsaan Barber in concert
I hope you caught our last show!
Last Concert was a big success: Our guest artist was Shana Tucker
March 22 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Temple Theatre
120 Carthage Street Sanford, NC 27330.
Tickets are $20 for ages 17+. Student tickets (16 and under) are $10.
for tickets go to www.templeshows.com
past show
JAZZTALES: LITERATURE AND MUSIC UNITE IN HARMONY
HOCJO with Special Guest Trinity Bursey
FRI JAN 05, 2024 – 07:30 PM
Author Trinity Bursey and composer Gregg Gelb collaborate in a special show with Bursey reading and showing a slide presentation of her children’s book “The Day the Instruments Split” with accompaniment by the Heart of Carolina Jazz Orchestra performing new music by Gelb. The new music complements the themes of the book which are; the consequences of rejecting diversity, the value of collaboration, the chaos that ensues when people fail to understand and appreciate each other’s differences and the beauty that flows from diversity and the harmony found in unity. To round out the show the orchestra will perform other works by Gelb and well-known jazz tunes.
Tickets are $20 for ages 17+. Student tickets (16 and under) are $10.
About the Author: Trinity Bursey
Trinity Bursey, the creative mind behind the enchanting “The Little Instrumentals” book series, brings her diverse experiences as a school counselor, educator, and former professional basketball player to the literary stage. Through captivating read-aloud sessions, Trinity adeptly weaves tales that aspire to ignite young hearts with invaluable lessons centered around self-celebration and embracing the beauty of diversity in both oneself and others.
About Gregg Gelb
Gregg Gelb, D.M.A is a saxophonist, clarinetist, band leader, arranger, composer and educator is founder and director of the Heart of Carolina Jazz Orchestra and Jazz Society, director of the Triangle Youth Jazz Ensemble, co-founder and player with the North Carolina Jazz Repertory Orchestra. He also leads his Jazz Quartet, La Fiesta Latin Jazz Band, the Second Line Stompers, and Gregg Gelb Swing Band. He plays often with the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra. Gelb was given the Raleigh Medal of Arts in 2018. Gelb is a recipient of a Jazz Composers Award from the North Carolina Arts Council.