Arun Luthra , saxophone, konnakol; Johannes Wallmann, piano; Nick Moran, bass; Matt Endres, drums
Part of the Codafest Jazz Festival at Cafe Coda
Cafe CODA presents SWoL TRiO — a chamber-jazz ensemble of sonically-curious collaborators performing inspired compositions.
Mitchell Shiner - vibraphone & percussion / Johannes Wallmann - piano / Aruṇ Lūthrā - saxophone & konnako
lhttps://shineymusic.com/
https://www.johanneswallmann.com/
https://music.wisc.edu/faculty/arun-luthra/
https://cafecoda.club/events/mitchell-shiner-s-swol-trio
$15.00- $20.00 + Service Charge from $2.50
Two set gig with the long-running Madison Jazz Orchestra big band at Madison’s Place for Jazz
$15 cover. Dennis Mitcheltree, saxophone; Johannes Wallmann, piano. Concert celebrating the album release of Holding Space by Mitcheltree and Wallmann on Shifting Paradigm Records.
Tix: https://www.jazzcentralstudios.org/event-details/dennis-mitcheltree-and-johannes-wallmann
Renowned jazz musicians Dennis Mitcheltree (saxophone) and Johannes Wallmann (piano)—longtime friends and musical collaborators—will present a free masterclass as part of our Laskin Jazz Masterclass series at our Prospect Avenue location.
Mitcheltree and Wallmann were both long-term veterans of the New York jazz scene, and their musical partnership originates in the New York of the late 1990’s, when Mitcheltree, on a recommendation by Jim McNeely, recruited Wallmann to join his quartet, which was about to embark on a two-week tour of the Midwest. The two immediately hit it off, and twenty-seven years later, Mitcheltree and Wallmann’s collaborations now spans six quartet tours of the U.S., two duo and quartet tours of Germany, countless other performances in venues throughout North America, three albums led by Mitcheltree (including his 2022 release Golden Rule) and Wallmann’s 2015 album Love Wins, as well as many joint educational and festival workshops throughout the U.S.
Guest Artist Recital: Dennis Mitcheltree, saxophone; Johannes Wallmann, piano. Recital celebrating the album release of Holding Space by Mitcheltree and Wallmann on Shifting Paradigm Records.
https://www.uwsp.edu/event/guest-artist-recital-johannes-wallmann-jazz-piano-and-dennis-mitcheltree-saxophonist-2/
$20 cover. Dennis Mitcheltree, saxophone; Johannes Wallmann, piano. Concert celebrating the album release of Holding Space by Mitcheltree and Wallmann on Shifting Paradigm Records.
$10 cover. Dennis Mitcheltree, saxophone; Johannes Wallmann, piano. Concert celebrating the album release of Holding Space by Mitcheltree and Wallmann on Shifting Paradigm Records.
Free show at the Behind-the-Beat Series in the Memorial Union’s Rathskeller.
Dennis Mitcheltree, saxophone; Johannes Wallmann, keys; Nick Moran, bass; Hannah Johnson, drums
Free neighborhood outdoor concert series (weather permitting)
Johannes Wallmann, piano; Austin Cebulske, tenor saxophone; Kenny Reichert, guitar; John Schaffer, bass; Wayne Salzmann II, drums
Johannes Wallmann, piano; Sharel Cassity, alto saxophone; Mitchell Shiner, vibraphone; John Christensen, bass; Hannah Johnson, drums & Special Guests Arun Luthra, tenor saxophone; and Russ Johnson, trumpet
$20 cover. But tickets here or cash at the door.
Award-winning pianist/composer and UW Jazz Professor Johannes Wallmann celebrates his 50th birthday with a performance by Precarious Towers, a Midwestern high-octane collaborative all-star band founded by Wallmann and featuring Downbeat ‘rising star’ alto saxophonist and flutist Sharel Cassity (Chicago), Madison bassist John Christensen, and Milwaukee vibraphonist Mitchell Shiner and drummer Hannah Johnson (filling in for Devin Drobka).
All are accomplished band leaders and recording artists, and their sophomore album Ten Stories, which Cadence Magazine's Larry Hollis named one of his 2023 Top Ten New Releases, features compositions by each of the quintet’s members. Moods range from fiery to introspective, but the common threads are joy and collaboration. Jazz In Europe calls Ten Stories, "a collective musical odyssey that unites five exceptionally talented musicians [...] a testament to the power of collaboration and creative synergy."
Joining this concert as special guests will be trumpeter Russ Johnson (recording artist and Director of Jazz Studies at UW-Parkside) and Arun Luthra (New York saxophonist and the newest addition to the UW jazz faculty).
"the group dynamic is near perfection." — All About Jazz
“This Midwestern five-piece is tight, following interesting ideas while never veering too far from a clear, straightahead sound. […] All five members are strong composers.” — Downbeat Magazine
"Lots of sparks flying in all the right directions." — Jazz Weekly
Sharel Cassity, alto saxophone; Johannes Wallmann, piano; John Christensen, bass; Devin Drobka, drums + special guest TBA
Free outdoor concert series on the 100 block of State Street
Sharel Cassity, alto saxophone; Mitch Shiner, vibraphone; Johannes Wallmann, piano; John Christensen, bass; Devin Drobka, drums
Free festival at the Sessions at McPike Park. Full festival lineup here: https://sessionsatmcpike.org/schedule
Piano soloist on world premiere of Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra commissioned work by William Banfield, Testimony of Tone, Tune and Time, featuring alto saxophonist Grace Kelly.
Outdoors, free admission. Rain date: July 14. Check website for details:
https://wcoconcerts.org/concerts-tickets/concerts-on-the-square
Sharel Cassity, alto saxophone; Johannes Wallmann, piano; Peter Dominguez, bass; Matt Endres, drums
This free performance on the Memorial Union Terrace is part of the Madison Jazz Festival
Duke Ellington UW-Residency 50th Anniversary Celebration. Free concert and events, part of the Madison Jazz Festival. Full schedule of events here:
https://artlitlab.org/events/duke-ellington-uw-residency-50th-anniversary-celebration
Johannes Wallmann & Precarious Towers
Ben Stoffel-Murray, alto saxophone; Mitch Shiner, vibraphone; Johannes Wallmann, piano; John Christensen, bass; Devin Drobka, drums
$14 cover. Sets at 7 pm and 9 pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/731325138048726/
Confirmed performers for this event include: Jane Reynolds, piano; Hanah Jon Taylor, saxophone; Russ Johnson, trumpet; Darren Sterud, trombone (2nd set); Johannes Wallmann, piano; Nick Moran, bass; Laurie Lang, bass; Vincent Davis, drums; Rick Flowers, drums; Matt Endres, drums
$20 cover
https://www.facebook.com/events/1132223464037126/
Johannes Wallmann & Precarious Towers
Sharel Cassity, alto saxophone; Mitch Shiner, vibraphone; Johannes Wallmann, piano; John Christensen, bass; Devin Drobka, drums
$20 cover ($15 for students). Sets at 7 pm and 9 pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/1895164814011785/
Chad McCullough, trumpet; Les Thimmig, saxophone; Louka Patenaude, guitar; Johannes Wallmann, piano; Peter Dominguez, bass; Matt Endres, drums
Greg Abate, saxophone; Johannes Wallmann, piano; Nick Moran, bass; Devin Drobka, drums
Staci Griesbach, vocals; Johannes Wallmann, piano; Tony Barba, saxophone; John Christensen, bass; Wayne Salzman II, drums
Tickets and info at: https://www.northstreetcabaret.com/events/2021/12/17/staci-griesbach-my-george-jones-amp-dolly-parton-songbooks-a-jazz-tribute
Arun Luthra, saxophones and konnakol; Johannes Wallmann, piano; Nick Moran, bass; Todd Hammes, tabla; Matt Endres, drums
Workshops (6-7 pm) and 7:30 pm performance followed by Q&A
Dennis Mitcheltree, tenor sax; Johannes Wallmann, piano; Jesse Crawford, bass; Bill McClellan, drums
Arun Luthra, tenor sax & konnakol; Johannes Wallmann, piano; Nick Moran, bass; Matt Endres, drums
Sofija Knezevic, voice (NY) & Johannes Wallmann, piano
Sets at 7 pm and 9 pm.
Russ Johnson, trumpet; Johannes Wallmann, piano; John Christensen, bass; Devin Drobka, drums
Free concert, presented by the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Annual Conference on South Asia, the Division of the Arts, the Center for South Asia, and the Mead Witter School of Music.
Arun Luthra, saxophones, konnakol, composer; Johannes Wallmann, piano; Nick Moran, bass; Matt Endres, drums; Todd Hammes, tabla
Arun Luthra, saxophone; Tony Barba, saxophone; Johannes Wallmann, piano; John Christensen, bass; Devin Drobka, drums
Free admission concert series at Grace Episcopal Church, located directly on Madison’s Capitol Square
Free outdoor jazz festival. NEW LOCATION for 2021: McKee Farms Park
5:00-6:15 pm UW Students and faculty guests
6:30-8:00 pm UW Faculty, featuring Arun Luthra (saxophone, NYC)
Johannes Wallmann, piano; Louka Patenaude, guitar; Peter Dominguez, bass; Matt Endres, drums
