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An Evening with Dave Holland featuring Kenny Barron, Kevin Eubanks & Eric Harland
May 12, 2023 — 8:00 PM
Overview
NEA Jazz Master Dave Holland has long been considered one of the most forward-thinking, experimental bassists, breaking new ground for the acoustic and electric bass beginning in the late 60s. He assembles a true all-star group of jazz heavyweights and frequent collaborators comprised of pianist and fellow NEA Jazz Master Kenny Barron, guitarist Kevin Eubanks and drummer Eric Harland, for a single evening of unforgettable music.
Preconcert Dining
Enhance your concert experience by dining at the Thomas Club, located on the ninth floor of Symphony Center with sweeping views of Lake Michigan. View the menu | Make a reservation through Tock
Postconcert Dining Forte May Special
End your night in style at Forte, with featured specials following all evening performances for the month of May. Learn more »
Program
Program to be announced.
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Sponsors & Partners
Funding for educational programs during the 2022/23 SCP Jazz season has been generously provided by Dan J. Epstein, Judy Guitelman and the Dan J. Epstein Family Foundation.
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