Tom Harrell is widely recognized as one of the most creative and uncompromising jazz instrumentalists and composers of our time. Even with a discography of over 260 recordings and a career that spans more than four decades, Harrell has managed to stay fresh and current as he continues to actively record and tour around the world.

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“With [his] shifting tempos and dynamics, Miller demonstrates how fully formed a pianist he has become” [JazzTimes]

Mulgrew Miller established himself as a living legend with performances at prestigious venues around the world, including the Kennedy Center where he recorded two CDs. Mulgrew's childhood was filled with early musical experiences playing a range from gospel music in his church to R&B and blues at dances. He is now the Director of Jazz Studies at William Patterson College.

Christ Church's Daniel Rufolo studied with Mulgrew at William Patterson College.

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Ben Street is one of the most sought-after jazz double bassists today. His work includes performing and recording with Lee Konitz, Tim Berne, David Sanchez, James Moody and many others. Here is a clip of Ben Live at the Village Vanguard for your review.

Ben studied at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston with Miroslav Vitous and Dave Holland. He has played with many great jazz artists, notably Danilo Perez, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Lee Konitz, David Sanchez, James Moody, Mark Turner, Frank Foster, Clark Terry, Clifford Jordan, Paul Motian, and Jimmy Scott.

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“One of the hippest bandleaders now at work” [DownBeat]

Heralded as “one of the most crisp, popping, and sensitive drummers around” [Modern Drummer], Billy Drummond is a powerful and highly musical drummer whose thrilling capacity to spur on each soloist has earned him a reputation as one of the most exciting drummers in the world. “He spins jazz on the head of a pin with stunning results.” [Jazz Times].

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