From the Vault: Jazz in the Key of LifeJazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton MarsalisRose TheaterJanuary 15, 20163:09 - Eleanor Rigby (Composer: Paul McCartney; Arranger: Ted Nash)12:25 - Smile Please (Composer: Stevie Wonder; Arranger: Sherman Irby)20:58 - For All We Know (Composer: J. Fred Coots and Sam M. Lewis; Arranger: Marcus Printup)28:13 - I Say a Little Prayer (Composer: Burt Bacharach and Hal David; Arranger: Ali Jackson)34:38 - Another Star (Composer: Stevie Wonder; Arranger: Vincent Gardner)44:37 - Street Life (Composer: Will Jennings and Joe Sample; Arranger: Vincent Gardner)53:47 - Wooden Ships (Composer: David Crosby, Paul Kantner, and Stephen Stills; Arranger: Wynton Marsalis)1:03:54 - White Room (Composer: Jack Bruce and Pete Brown; Arranger: Carlos Henriquez)1:11:50 - Sugar Lee (Composer: Donny Hathaway; Arranger: Chris Crenshaw)1:23:44 - Blame It on the Boogie (Composer: Mick Jackson, David Jackson, and Elmar Krohn; Arranger: Vincent Gardner)Led by Music Director and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra lead trombonist Vincent Gardner, the JLCO with Wynton Marsalis performs the most skillfully crafted and sophisticated songs in popular music from the ‘60's to today, debuting new jazz arrangements for our orchestra. Among others, they will revisit the hits of Stevie Wonder (“Another Star,” “Smile Please”) and Donny Hathaway (“Sugar Lee,” “For All We Know”), as well as timeless classics including “Eleanor Rigby” by The Beatles and “Your Song” by Elton John. The multi-talented Gardner has experience in pretty much every arena: we know him for his considerable jazz experience with our own orchestra, The Count Basie Orchestra, The Duke Ellington Orchestra, Harry Connick, Jr., and more – but he’s also performed with a diverse array of artists, including Lauryn Hill, Matchbox 20, Chaka Khan, and A Tribe Called Quest. For music fans new to jazz, this concert is an opportunity to hear familiar melodies with fresh ears, and fans of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra already know that they can arrange any material for big band, make it swing hard, and lace it with mind-blowing improvisation.PersonnelREEDSSherman Irby – alto & soprano saxophone, flute, piccolo, Bb clarinetTed Nash – alto & tenor saxophones, flute, alto flute, piccolo, Bb clarinetDan Block – tenor saxophone, Bb & Eb clarinetsWalter Blanding – tenor & soprano saxophone, Bb clarinet Paul Nedzela – baritone & alto saxophone, bass clarinetTRUMPETSRyan KisorKenny RamptonMarcus PrintupWynton MarsalisTROMBONESVincent GardnerElliot MasonChris CrenshawRHYTHM James Chirillo – guitarDan Nimmer – pianoCarlos Henriquez – bassAli Jackson – drumsLIVE CONCERT TEAMCat Henry - Vice President, Concerts and Touring Eric D. Wright - Director, Concerts and Touring OperationsJustin Bias - Concert ProducerSarah Peterson - Production ManagerZak Al-Alami - Lighting DirectorDavid Robinson - FOH Sound EngineerBilly Banks - Stage ManagerTerry Hampton - Assistant Stage ManagerGreg McCrossan - Artist AssistantKay Wolff, Christi English - Music AdministrationJason Olaine - Director, Programming and TouringGeorgina Javor - Assistant Director, ProgrammingWEBCAST TEAMLen Riggio - Executive ProducerJustin Bias - ProducerJames Sapione - DirectorJames P. Nichols - Mix and EngineeringRob Macomber - Chief EngineerAndrew Trost, Hiram Becker - Camera OperatorsBrandon Smith - Webcast AssistantJAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTERWynton Marsalis - Artistic Director Bob Appel - Chairman Greg Scholl - Executive DirectorOFFICE OF WYNTON MARSALISEdward C. Arrendell II - PresidentEdith Bolton - Vice President Of Administration Subscribe to our channel: http://www.youtube.com/chan...To learn more about Jazz at Lincoln Center, visit us at http://www.jazz.org