From timeless classics given a jazz flair\, to famous charts that had audiences jiving and wailing in the solemn echoes of World War I and II\, we highlight the historical origins of jazz and what it shows us about its future. &ldquo\;Echoes of the Greats&rdquo\; blends the music from legends of both the classical and jazz eras\, showing how every note and rhythm contributes to the larger picture of community music-making.
\n\nAdmission to Mighty Mo Jazz Orchestra performances is free.
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\n\nProgram Subject to Change
\n\nMozart\, arr. Mark Taylor: A Little Night Music
\n\nStrauss\, arr. Allen Gray: Funkythustra
\n\nDebussy\, arr. Bob Turner: Clair de Lune
\n\nCole Porter\, trans. Jeff Hest: Begin the Beguine
\n\nBilly Strayhorn\, arr. Vince Gassi: Take the A Train
\n\nJerry Gray\, arr. Johnny Warrington: A String of Pearls
\n\nBilly Strayhorn\, arr. Buselli: Chelsea Bridge
\n\nCount Basie\, trans. Myles Collins: Beaver Junction
\n\nCharlie Parker\, arr. Paul Murtha: Now'\;s the Time
\n\nDizzy Gillespie\, arr. Mark Taylor: Salt Peanuts
\n\nFred Rogers\, arr. Mike Tomaro: Won'\;t You Be My Neighbor
\n\nHerzog and Holliday\, arr. Sammy Nestico: God Bless the Child
\n LOCATION:Undercroft St. Andrew's Episcopal Church 6401 Wornall Terrace Kansas City\, MO\, 64113 UID:e.1487.8386 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260502T181648Z URL:https://business.midamericalgbt.org/events/details/mighty-mo-jazz-orchestra-presents-echoes-of-the-greats-8386 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR