Upcoming Performances
Station House Cafe
duo with Alexandra Ridout.
Walk-ins allowed, RESERVATIONS strongly recommended
"Invisible Jazz Giants" at the Marin JCC
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Description:
Join us for a very special appearance of The Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman jazz quartet featuring internationally acclaimed trumpetist Alexandra Ridout.
Today’s program celebrates the timeless works of Jewish, Black, Women, and Queer luminaries whose impact on jazz and popular culture in the 2nd half of the 20th century was profound and unmistakable. Yet, in order to make a living in an industry that reflected the structural racism, antisemitism, sexism, and homophobia that gripped the nation, many of these legends had to become invisible.
In a discussion of the lives and in the performance of the musical works of these invisible giants in jazz, these artists hope to bring to the limelight a part of American history that, like its players, has struggled to be seen and heard.
San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living
The Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman quartet lecture/performance
By invite only (email Gabriel through contact form for details/entry)
Piedmont Piano Company, Oakland CA
West Coast tour with Alexandra Ridout (trumpet), Eytan Schillinger-Hyman (bass), Michael Mitchel (drums)
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Libretto, Paso Robles
West Coast tour with Alexandra Ridout (trumpet), Eytan Schillinger-Hyman (bass), Michael Mitchel (drums)
Sets at 6:30 and 8:15pm
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The Topography of Jazz Residency (Dorot, Upper West Side)
This program is part of the broader series Topography of Jazz: Revolutions in Sound Up, Down, and Across NYC, celebrating the rich history of jazz in New York City. Explore the rich history of jazz in New York City, from iconic neighborhoods to legendary venues, uncovering the evolution of this vibrant genre. Each week, discover the stories of musicians and the spaces that defined jazz, blending music, history, and storytelling. Led by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman with special guest performers, this series celebrates jazz's enduring legacy.
Week 5: Jazz in Unconventional Spaces
Celebrate jazz’s creativity in unconventional spaces, including lofts, bridges, hospitals, and flophouses. These locations fostered groundbreaking jazz innovation by artists like Sonny Rollins. Narration and piano by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman.
More info: https://dorot.trumba.com/Jazz-Series-The-Harlem-Renaissance/E179967627
National Council For Jewish Women of New York ft. June Cavlan
Invisible Giants: Jewish, Black, and Other Hidden Jazz Legends Of The Mid-20th Century
The Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman jazz trio returns to the New York National Council of Jewish Women to celebrate the timeless works of Jewish, Black, Women, and Queer luminaries whose impact on jazz and popular culture in the 2nd half of the 20th century was profound and unmistakable. Yet in order to make a living in an industry that reflected the antisemitism, structural racism, sexism, and homophobia that gripped the nation, many of these legends had to become invisible. In a discussion of the lives and in his arrangements of the musical works of these invisible giants in jazz, Gabriel’s trio brings to the limelight a part of American history that, like its players, has struggled to be seen. This performance features Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman (piano), his identical twin brother Eytan Schillinger-Hyman (bass), and rising NYC jazz star June Cavlan (vocals).
The Topography of Jazz Residency (Dorot, Upper West Side)
This program is part of the broader series Topography of Jazz: Revolutions in Sound Up, Down, and Across NYC, celebrating the rich history of jazz in New York City. Explore the rich history of jazz in New York City, from iconic neighborhoods to legendary venues, uncovering the evolution of this vibrant genre. Each week, discover the stories of musicians and the spaces that defined jazz, blending music, history, and storytelling. Led by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman with special guest performers, this series celebrates jazz's enduring legacy.
Week 4: Jazz in Unconventional Spaces
Explore the evolution of jazz on the Upper West Side, from San Juan Hill’s vibrant scene to the 1960s avant-garde movement. Discover little-known venues like the Jungle Café and Cellar Café. Narration and piano by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman.
More info: https://dorot.trumba.com/Jazz-Series-The-Upper-West-Sides-Jazz-Roots/E180240111
Vintage Green Rooftop (NYC)
ft. Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman trio
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The Topography of Jazz Residency (Dorot, Upper West Side)
This program is part of the broader series Topography of Jazz: Revolutions in Sound Up, Down, and Across NYC, celebrating the rich history of jazz in New York City. Explore the rich history of jazz in New York City, from iconic neighborhoods to legendary venues, uncovering the evolution of this vibrant genre. Each week, discover the stories of musicians and the spaces that defined jazz, blending music, history, and storytelling. Led by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman with special guest performers, this series celebrates jazz's enduring legacy.
Week 4: The Upper West Side’s Jazz Roots
Explore the evolution of jazz on the Upper West Side, from San Juan Hill’s vibrant scene to the 1960s avant-garde movement. Discover little-known venues like the Jungle Café and Cellar Café. Narration and piano by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman.
More info: https://dorot.trumba.com/Jazz-Series-The-Harlem-Renaissance/E179967627
The Topography of Jazz Residency ft. Kate Kortum (Dorot, Upper West Side)
This program is part of the broader series Topography of Jazz: Revolutions in Sound Up, Down, and Across NYC, celebrating the rich history of jazz in New York City. Explore the rich history of jazz in New York City, from iconic neighborhoods to legendary venues, uncovering the evolution of this vibrant genre. Each week, discover the stories of musicians and the spaces that defined jazz, blending music, history, and storytelling. Led by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman with special guest performers, this series celebrates jazz's enduring legacy.
Week 3: Tin Pan Alley & The Great American Songbook
Discover Tin Pan Alley’s role in shaping the Great American Songbook, with works by Gershwin, Irving Berlin, and more. Learn about the cultural significance of this hub and its impact on the entertainment industry. Narration and piano by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman, with guest jazz vocalist Kate Kortum.
More info: https://dorot.trumba.com/Jazz-Series-The-Harlem-Renaissance/E179967627
The Topography of Jazz Residency ft. Anthony Hervey (Dorot, Upper West Side)
This program is part of the broader series Topography of Jazz: Revolutions in Sound Up, Down, and Across NYC, celebrating the rich history of jazz in New York City. Explore the rich history of jazz in New York City, from iconic neighborhoods to legendary venues, uncovering the evolution of this vibrant genre. Each week, discover the stories of musicians and the spaces that defined jazz, blending music, history, and storytelling. Led by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman with special guest performers, this series celebrates jazz's enduring legacy.
Week 2: The Birth of Bebop
Explore the bebop era (1940s-60s), a musical revolution that reshaped jazz. From bedrooms to 52nd Street clubs, uncover the sounds and stories of jazz pioneers like Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, and John Coltrane. Narration and piano by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman, with guest trumpeter Anthony Hervey.
More info: https://dorot.trumba.com/Jazz-Series-The-Harlem-Renaissance/E179967627
The Topography of Jazz Residency ft. Erena Terakubo (Dorot, Upper West Side)
This program is part of the broader series Topography of Jazz: Revolutions in Sound Up, Down, and Across NYC, celebrating the rich history of jazz in New York City. Explore the rich history of jazz in New York City, from iconic neighborhoods to legendary venues, uncovering the evolution of this vibrant genre. Each week, discover the stories of musicians and the spaces that defined jazz, blending music, history, and storytelling. Led by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman with special guest performers, this series celebrates jazz's enduring legacy.
Week 1: The Harlem Renaissance
Dive into Harlem and Sugar Hill during the 1920s-40s, where swing music blossomed in ballrooms, rent parties, and apartments. Hear music by Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, and more, with narration and piano by Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman, and guest saxophonist Erena Terakubo.
More info: https://dorot.trumba.com/Jazz-Series-The-Harlem-Renaissance/E179967627
Broadway Dive (set and session)
ft. Patrick Hill (sax), Eytan Schillinger-Hyman (bass), drums TBD