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Oh, You Have No Idea Dardanella ? I'll Never Be the same I'd Love It The Stampede Sad Louisiana My Pretty Girl Whole China Boy Burning the Ice Berg What Are You Waiting for Mary? Quality Shout

The Music Of Paul Whiteman —The hugely popular big band leader of the 20's, Paul Whiteman, crowned himself the "King of Jazz." He hired the best musicians to work for him - George Gershwin, Don Redman, and Duke Ellington. Wynton Marsalis and The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra showcase classic Redman arrangements such as "Stampede" and "I'd Love It." Special guests include Bob Wilbur, Daryl Sherman, and Vince Giordano.

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Across The Track Blues Happy Go Lucky Local Take The A-Train The Sleeper Peace Dali Picasso Sanctified Blues

Wynton Marsalis - Trumpet, Conductor Ryan Kisor - Trumpet Marcus Printup - Trumpet Sean Jones - Trumpet Vincent Gardner - Trombone Chris Crenshaw - Trombone Elliot Mason - Trombone Walter Blanding - Reeds Sherman Irby - Reeds Joe Temperley - Reeds Victor Goines - Reeds Ted Nash - Reeds Dan Nimmer - Grand Piano Carlos Henriquez - Double Bass Ali Jackson - Drums

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Portrait in Seven Shades - Monet Portrait in Seven Shades - Dali Portrait in Seven Shades - Matisse Portrait in Seven Shades - Picasso Portrait in Seven Shades - Chagall (feat. Mark O'Connor) Portrait in Seven Shades - Pollock

Jazz and Art —The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis and special guest Mark O'Connor perform Duke Ellington's rarely heard "Degas Suite," Coleman Hawkins' "Picasso," and a new commission from the Orchestra's reed man Ted Nash. "Portrait in Seven Shades," a suite that renders famous paintings of Monet, Van Gogh, Dali, and others in the language of jazz."

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