Monday 10.14
Here's to Life!
A Celebration of Jazz with Lenny Kaye |
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| Treat yourself to an evening of jazz standards featuring a group of the best swinging musicians in Denver and the remarkable phrasing of vocalist Lenny Kaye. A native of Denver who cut his chops from the age of 18, Kaye will also be celebrating his 90th birthday! |
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Tuesday 10.15
Mistura Fina Presents the Music of Paquito D'Rivera and Claudio Roditi |
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| Mistura Fina (A Fine Mixture) performs music from their album A Little Bit of This and a Little Bit of That, featuring the music of NEA recipient and 14-time Grammy winner Paquito de Rivera and of Brazilian trumpeter Claudio Roditi. |
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Wednesday 10.16
Here's an 80s Mixtape!
A Birthday Celebration with Rekha Ohal |
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| Remember shoulder pads? Tutus and army boots? Big hair bands? If you’ve been trying to forget them, here’s your chance to have them inexorably burned into your brains for a bit longer. The Rekha Ohal Quartet is polishing off all of your favorite 80s songs for a big birthday bash. There’s going to be cake, trivia, and prizes! Did we mention cake? |
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Thursday 10.17
The Dazzle Sessions |
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10:30 PM
Happy Hour until closing |
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Open jam session centered on the music of Miles Davis' Prestige Records recordings Cookin', Relaxin', Workin', and Steamin'.
Free to attend. |
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Friday 10.18
Aaron Parks' "Little Big" |
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| Aaron Parks’ Little Big, the newest project from the acclaimed pianist, keyboardist and composer, is at once the culmination of his brilliant early career and the long-awaited follow-up to his Blue Note Records debut, Invisible Cinema. “This is the natural successor to that record,” says the New York-based artist, 34. “It’s taking the ideas of that project and doubling down on them—fully committing to that direction.” |
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Saturday 10.19
Generations of Bebop |
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| The history of bebop can be traced through the development of evolving piano styles. New sounds and sonorities emerged as the music grew, and melodic lines and voicings changed. Three figures were key in this development: Bud Powell, Mary Lou Williams, and Bill Evans. In homage to these masters and the different styles of bebop they espoused, three of Colorado’s finest pianists will perform their takes on this great American art form. |
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Sunday 10.20
Ken Walker Sextet |
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| For years now, Ken Walker and his sextet have been holding down the last Friday of every month at Dazzle (Sunday this month!). And every month, the house is packed and the band is swingin’. They are the best performers and educators in the state, and their impact on the regional music scene is incomparable. Come out for an unforgettable evening of music and hear firsthand how they’ve earned this honored spot at Denver’s premier jazz club. |
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Dazzle is located at 1512 Curtis Street in Downtown Denver.
Nightly parking available at Independence Plaza Garage at 16th & Curtis for $6. Dazzle is all ages until 10:30pm. |
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