Jazz Live

This is the worst app ever. I even paid the $10 to watch my kid perform at Essentially Ellington. I turned it on and the app switched me to a previous performance without notice. Then I had missed his live performance and went to the video feed he was in, I couldn’t rewind. This is a terrible app. Don’t buy it.

Enjoying the archived content, looking forward to more to come! The app is really easy to manage and clean looking as well

Wonderful, marvelous, I have been blessed to have listened to the jazz at Lincoln Center orchestra several times there is nothing like a life performance but even better now for the “cheap” price of $100 per season I get to have the best seat in the house, the best audio through my Soundsystem and I get to see my wonderful friend Carlos Henriquez playing bass with the “Worlds Greatest Orchestra” this is the best app that I have on my phone

Wonderful, marvelous, I have been blessed to have listened to the jazz at Lincoln Center orchestra several times there is nothing like a life performance but even better now for the “cheap” price of $100 per season I get to have the best seat in the house, the best audio through my Soundsystem and I get to see my wonderful friend Carlos Henriquez playing bass with the “Worlds Greatest Orchestra” this is the best app that I have on my phone

Live shows fromJazz at Lincoln Center, and the other venues there ( Dizzy ‘s club and the Appel room) + on demand shows. The New York Jazz scene right from the comfort of your home . This is fantastic!

This is a wonderful app for all ages. Great value. Perfect app for all ages. Great way to introduce great music, great musicians, and the great American art form of jazz. I had misconceptions about jazz music until I saw it performed live. The musicianship, energy, and love poured into the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performances and their guest artists is transformational.

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Enjoying the archived content, looking forward to more to come! The app is really easy to manage and clean looking as well

Since 1949, I have enjoyed jazz. It started before 1949 but got me rolling with first the music of Charlie Parker n Dizzy Gillespie n delivered Miles in a cool format which I enjoyed because at my age, around 17 ot 28, I thought I was cool. At first I got thrown out of jazz clubs in Brooklyn where I lived because I ordered scotch n bourbon st the same time as something to drink. Kenny Durham was embarrassed one night when s customer broke a glass loudly by mistake during Durban’s solo. LTer hr complained about the lack of venues for jazz. I did got to Birdland n listened to Bud Powell, MJQ, Cannonball…and others before I joined the US Army n got stationed in France… In Paris, I saw everybody who came to Paris from 1955 thru 1957… at Camelion, St Germain des Pres, Club Tabou, Mars Bar…and had to leave Paris to go to college which was why I joined the army. College, grad school, wife, kids, overseas assignments, but still jazz at Bradley’s or other clubs in the Village…and then when I came back from Hong Kong, Gordon David n Diane Coffee had s breakfast n I met this young musician. Wynton Marsalis. He stuck his hand out at the buffer table n introduced himself to an old banker at that time. I love jazz n the elegance of the notes, the history of its musicians n the impact on American culture.

What a wonderful app that livestreams performances from Dizzy’s & Jazz at Lincoln Center’s main stages. The archive videos are fantastic addition to the library of the app.