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Boilermaker Jazz Band: Swingin' the Season at Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
Dates: 12/18/2017
📍 Theatre: Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
111 W. Campbell Street
Arlington Heights, IL 60005
Phone: 847-577-2121
Tickets: Tickets $35, Stage Tables $40
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Benny Goodman was known as the King of Swing- his iconic Big Band recordings of the 1930's & 40's are instantly recognizable and still popular today.
But Benny and his swinging clarinet were just as comfortable- if not more at home- in a small group setting. Dubbed by some as "chamber jazz", his small groups always featured the best musicians in the world: Teddy Wilson on piano, Gene Krupa on drums, and Lionel Hampton on vibes formed the original quartet. They could play it hot- really cooking on tunes like Avalon and After You've Gone-and delicate on lovely numbers like Memories of You, and Moonglow. This was a trail blazing group as it was considered one of the first openly integrated bands performing in concerts halls and movies.
In this concert Paul Cosentino and the Boilermaker Jazz Band will bring the energy and delicate swing of the small bands to you, performing some of their best known material. You'll also hear some of your favorite Goodman Big Band melodies, done small band style.
Benny Goodman was also fortunate enough to work with some of the finest female vocalists of the era including Peggy Lee, Martha Tilton, Ella Fitzgerald, and the Helens- Ward and Forrest. These ladies always brought a touch of class and grace to the proceedings along with the requisite swing factor! Jennifer McNulty brings you selections by Benny's Girls including Why Don't You Do Right?, Goody Goody, My Heart Belongs to Daddy, and Taking a Chance on Love.
Monday, December 18, 2017 • 7:30 P.M.
Tickets $35, Stage Tables $40
www.MetropolisArts.com
Box Office: 847-577-2121
But Benny and his swinging clarinet were just as comfortable- if not more at home- in a small group setting. Dubbed by some as "chamber jazz", his small groups always featured the best musicians in the world: Teddy Wilson on piano, Gene Krupa on drums, and Lionel Hampton on vibes formed the original quartet. They could play it hot- really cooking on tunes like Avalon and After You've Gone-and delicate on lovely numbers like Memories of You, and Moonglow. This was a trail blazing group as it was considered one of the first openly integrated bands performing in concerts halls and movies.
In this concert Paul Cosentino and the Boilermaker Jazz Band will bring the energy and delicate swing of the small bands to you, performing some of their best known material. You'll also hear some of your favorite Goodman Big Band melodies, done small band style.
Benny Goodman was also fortunate enough to work with some of the finest female vocalists of the era including Peggy Lee, Martha Tilton, Ella Fitzgerald, and the Helens- Ward and Forrest. These ladies always brought a touch of class and grace to the proceedings along with the requisite swing factor! Jennifer McNulty brings you selections by Benny's Girls including Why Don't You Do Right?, Goody Goody, My Heart Belongs to Daddy, and Taking a Chance on Love.
Monday, December 18, 2017 • 7:30 P.M.
Tickets $35, Stage Tables $40
www.MetropolisArts.com
Box Office: 847-577-2121
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