Winner of the Kennedy Center’s Mary Lou Williams Piano Competition and 2019 Jazz Artist-in-Resident for Columbia University’s Zuckerman Institute, Helen Sung has worked with jazz luminaries including the late Clark Terry, Wayne Shorter, Regina Carter, Terri Lyne Carrington, and Cecile McLorin Salvant. See Helen Sung play at the Jazz Forum with special guest Steve Wilson on sax!

This Saturday Mark Morganelli & Eddie Monteiro will be celebrating the release of the Brasil! CD, which will be available for purchase during the event. No tickets are necessary and drinks will be available for purchase.

Alan Broadbent is an internationally acclaimed pianist. As a soloist and with his own jazz trio, Broadbent has been nominated for Grammys twice for best instrumental performances. See the Aland Broadbent Trio featuring Harvie S, bass, and Billy Mintz, drums at the Jazz Forum!

Christian Sands is currently one of the most in-demand pianists working in Jazz. Wynton Marsalis named him a “Jazz star of the future,” and he’s enjoyed a position in Christian McBride’s trio for the last several years. He takes a fresh look at the entire language of Jazz: stride, swing, bebop, progressive, fusion, Brazilian and Afro-Cuban. Featuring Christian Sands, piano, Noah Jackson, bass and Ryan Sands, drums.

Hiromi Kasuga, a jazz pianist, composer, and arranger, began her musical life at the age of six by playing classical piano. In 2009, she produced her CD, “New York Callin'”, which was named to the Top Ten Jazz CD’s of 2009 by Epoch Times. Her newest album,”Rising Sun”, was just released, and is her finest compilation of original tunes, standard and popular songs. Hiromi Kasuga will be performing with Alex Norris (Tp), Harvie S (Bass) and Jason Tiemann (drums)!