New Jersey Symphony Special Presentation with The Newark Museum of Art
Concert Information
Daniel Bernard Roumain violin, curator & co-host Paquito D’Rivera clarinet, composer & co-host Nimbus Dance New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players
Rhythm and harmony are on the menu for a program filled with jazz and jazz-inspired classical music expertly curated by New Jersey Symphony Resident Artistic Catalyst Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR), featuring a guest performance from clarinetist and co-host Paquito D’Rivera. The concert features the music of D’Rivera, Valerie Coleman and DBR’s own Hip-Hop Study & Etude in G Minor. Experience the New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players in the beautiful garden setting at The Newark Museum of Art.
Kathleen Nester flute Boris Baev oboe
Andrew Lamy clarinet Robert Wagner bassoon Jonathan Clark french horn Sue Panny french horn Mike Baker trumpet Wayne Dumaine trumpet Charles Baker trombone Derek Fenstermacher tuba
Mika Greene dancer Sara Choquette dancer
Paquito D’Rivera & Andrew Lamy Improvisation on Thelonious Monk’s Blue Monk Paquito D’Rivera Selections from Aires Tropicales Valerie ColemanRed Clay & Mississippi Delta Paquito D’RiveraLecuonerías Anthony DiLorenzo Tango No. 1 Paquito D’Rivera Selections from Four Pieces for Brass Quintet Daniel Bernard RoumainHip-Hop Study & Etude in G Minor
Enjoy complimentary small bites. Non-alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase.
This event takes place outdoors in The Newark Museum of Art’s Alice Ransom Dreyfuss Memorial Garden.
NMOA Summer Series is a partnership between The Newark Museum of Art & New Jersey Symphony.
Event Guidelines
The Museum no longer requires proof of vaccination, negative COVID-19 tests, or temperature screenings.
Enter event through the Alice Ransom Dreyfuss Memorial Garden gate, located next to the Museum parking lot. Doors open at 6 pm. Show your digital or printed ticket to our Visitor Experience Assistant.
Accessible restrooms are available inside the Museum through the South Wing entrance.
No refunds or exchanges unless the event is canceled or postponed.
In case of inclement weather, the event will be rescheduled to August 9.
Parking
Parking is available next to the Museum for a $10 fee, with entrances located on Washington Street and Central Avenue.
Bank of America is proud to support the New Jersey Symphony Resident Artistic Catalyst.
DBR as Resident Artistic Catalyst is made possible in part by Judith Musser.
