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NEW! Tom Zink and Anne Walsh
Performance of the Month

This performance showcases some of Burt Bacharach's most beautiful music along with other classics that parallel his most prolific era. Arranged by Grammy-nominated pianist Tom Zink, and featuring Anne Walsh and some of LA’s top musicians. Many of Bacharach’s most memorable pieces have been performed in the Bossa Nova style, and his approach to contemporary writing influenced many of the top performers in that genre. Tom and Anne create a tapestry of their favorite Bacharach songs with some Brazil 66, and Astrud Gilberto favorites in this romantic show. Featuring classics such as “I Say A Little Prayer”, “Alfie”, “One Less Bell”, an

NEW! Lia Booth
Performance of the Month

One of Southern California’s most talked about young jazz vocalists, Lia Booth has been making a strong impression and building a solid fan base with her fun, dynamic and heartfelt performances. Her daring yet effortless musical style is rooted deeply in the past but with a contemporary sensibility that breathes new life into classic jazz standards night after night. For over a decade Lia has been performing in popular venues, including the famed Monterey Jazz Festival, and working with a host of veteran jazz musicians, most notably, Tony Guerrero, Jeff Goldblum, Crystal Lewis & Arturo Sandoval.

Pianist Jeremy Siskind is the rare musician whose imaginative albums land on “best of” lists while his ground-breaking instructional books populate “best-seller” lists. A “genuine visionary” (Indianapolis Star) who “seems to defy all boundaries” (JazzInk), Siskind’s multifaceted career includes writing arrangements for influential classical musicians, teaching, performing at renowned concert halls and jazz clubs, and running a publishing company that sells thousands of books each year.

NEW! The Hot Sardines
At the MIM

This all-new program features the Hot Sardines performing an outstanding collection of standards and jazz favorites! Recorded live at the Musical Instrument Museum in Arizona, you'll enjoy hearing your Disklavier play along with the band, just as it was played during the performance. This powerhouse ensemble takes you back to the glamour and passion of “hot jazz” in the ‘20s, ‘30s and ‘40s.

"Not many bands have seized the postmillennial early-jazz spotlight with as much gusto as The Hot Sardines.” —WBGO Radio, New York City