A brilliant jazz pianist and an influential educator, Hey Rim Jeon looks forward to releasing her fifth album as a bandleader, Groovitude. An accessible and melodic set filled with inventive versions of familiar standards, a few originals, the memorable Korean folk song Spring In Hometown, and the Korean pop song 100 Years Of Promise, Groovitude is just the latest accomplishment in Hey Rims busy career.Hey Rim Jeon has been very active as a jazz pianist during the past 20 years. While based in the New England and New York areas, she has performed in Japan, Turkey, Canada, and on many occasions in Korea including at the Jarasum International Jazz Festival...
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A brilliant jazz pianist and an influential educator, Hey Rim Jeon looks forward to releasing her fifth album as a bandleader, Groovitude. An accessible and melodic set filled with inventive versions of familiar standards, a few originals, the memorable Korean folk song Spring In Hometown, and the Korean pop song 100 Years Of Promise, Groovitude is just the latest accomplishment in Hey Rims busy career.Hey Rim Jeon has been very active as a jazz pianist during the past 20 years. While based in the New England and New York areas, she has performed in Japan, Turkey, Canada, and on many occasions in Korea including at the Jarasum International Jazz Festival. My most memorable gig was performing there in 2009, leading a group that also included Dave Liebman, Terri Lyne Carrington, and John Lockwood. Coming back home, I felt very happy that I had succeeded at my goal of becoming a jazz pianist; it felt wonderful. Among the many venues in which she has performed in the United States have been Jazz At Lincoln Center, Birdland, the Iridium, Ryles Jazz Club, the Beantown Jazz Festival, the Smithsonian Museum, and with Benny Golson at Wellesley College. Other notables with whom she has performed include bassists James Genus and Lonnie Plaxico, drummers Ralph Peterson Jr, Yoron Israel and Nasheet Waits, trombonist Robin Eubanks, and saxophonists George Garzone and Ronnie Laws.All GA sections (Main Floor GA & Miles Davis Mezzanine) will be seated by host and are first come, first served (other than where a reserved sign is posted to table). If you require special seating, please call the venue for accommodations no later than 48 hours prior to show date.Please note: If you do not purchase all seats at a table, other customers may be seated with you.Our new Pre-Show Reception is just $60 and includes changing small plate cuisine, as well as a carving station and various desserts. $60 includes 7 % sales tax and 18% gratuity. Complimentary parking while enjoying pre-reception and show is also included
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