Chris Botti
Lineup:
Drums - Lee Pearson (Entire Run)
Bass - Daniel Chmielinski (Dec 9-22)
Bass - Barry Stephenson (Dec 23-Jan 5)
Guitar - Gilad Hekselman (Dec 16-22)
Piano - Julian Pollack (Dec 9-15 & Dec 30 - Jan 1)
Piano - Julius Rodriguez (Dec 16-29 & Jan 2-5)
Violin - Anastasiia Mazurok (Dec 9-25)
Violin - Caroline Campbell (Dec 26-Jan 5)
Vocals - Veronica Swift (Entire Run)
Vocals - John Splithoff (Entire Run)
Blue Note Jazz Club is proud to present world renowned trumpeter Chris Botti's highly anticipated 20th Annual Holiday Residency, a four week engagement from mid-December through early January (including Christmas and New Year’s Eve).
Botti, described by The Wall Street Journal as "a December institution in the Big Apple at the Blue Note,” has called the club his home every December since 2005.
Over the years the residency has featured special impromptu musical guests, such as Sting and John Mayer (2011). Celebrities from all walks of the entertainment business have attended Botti's Blue Note performances, ranging from Mary J Blige to Paul Haggis.
Drums - Lee Pearson (Entire Run)
Bass - Daniel Chmielinski (Dec 9-22)
Bass - Barry Stephenson (Dec 23-Jan 5)
Guitar - Gilad Hekselman (Dec 16-22)
Piano - Julian Pollack (Dec 9-15 & Dec 30 - Jan 1)
Piano - Julius Rodriguez (Dec 16-29 & Jan 2-5)
Violin - Anastasiia Mazurok (Dec 9-25)
Violin - Caroline Campbell (Dec 26-Jan 5)
Vocals - Veronica Swift (Entire Run)
Vocals - John Splithoff (Entire Run)
Blue Note Jazz Club is proud to present world renowned trumpeter Chris Botti's highly anticipated 20th Annual Holiday Residency, a four week engagement from mid-December through early January (including Christmas and New Year’s Eve).
Botti, described by The Wall Street Journal as "a December institution in the Big Apple at the Blue Note,” has called the club his home every December since 2005.
Over the years the residency has featured special impromptu musical guests, such as Sting and John Mayer (2011). Celebrities from all walks of the entertainment business have attended Botti's Blue Note performances, ranging from Mary J Blige to Paul Haggis.