Harlem Jazz Series – Dick Griffin

Join us for an unforgettable evening with Dick Griffin — a trombonist, composer, and living legend! 🌟 With a career that began in Mississippi in 1940, Griffin has taken the jazz world by storm, opening for Sam Cooke in high school and studying with Charles Mingus. He has collaborated closely with the iconic Rahsaan Roland Kirk, recording nine albums together and even transcribing music for the sightless virtuoso.

Griffin is known for his innovative technique, circularphonics, which merges circular breathing with multiphonics, creating mesmerizing sounds on the trombone. Don't miss this opportunity to experience one of jazz's most original voices live in Harlem! 🎺✨

📍 Location: Mount Morris Ascension Presbyterian Church