Charles Lloyd New Quartet

featuring
Jason Moran piano
Reuben Rogers bass
Eric Harland drums

Concerts by legendary jazz saxophonist Charles Lloyd are events of pristine beauty.  For his latest tour, Lloyd draws inspiration from Mirror, his 2010 release, and delivers a set of richly textured originals, standards (“I Fall in Love Too Easily”) and gospel tunes (“Go Down Moses”).  His music is intense, mesmerizing and from the heart—reflecting decades-long spiritual exploration. For more than 50 years, Lloyd has created powerful music with jazz and world-beat luminaries such as Keith Jarrett, Herbie Hancock and master Indian percussionist Zakir Hussain. With The New Quartet, Lloyd has assembled a group able to follow his excursions into the music and into the mystic.

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Funded in part by the Expeditions Program of the New England Foundation for the Arts, which receives major support from the National Endowment for the Arts with additional support from the state art agencies of New England.

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Thursday, January 20 • 7 pm

Spaulding Auditorium

  • Individual tickets $37/30/25
  • Dartmouth students $10
  • 18 & under $16/14/14

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“Listeners’ ears, minds and hearts continue to be graced by Lloyd’s music and its plentiful fill of wonder, joy, ecstasy and tenderness.” Jazz.com

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Sudden Realizations of Soul:
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