Live Recording Session By Jason Palmer Quartet Feat. Mark Turner With Joel Ross, Edward Perez, Kendrick Scott at InterContinental New York Barclay

Inventive trumpeter/composer Jason Palmer premieres stunning new music at the InterContinental New York Barclay’s new performance series, Suite Sessions. A one-of-a-kind musical experience, combining the intimacy of a house concert with the luxurious ambience, comfort and breath-taking views of the Harold S. Vanderbilt Penthouse. Tickets are $55 per person, and cover two hours of music; refreshments and canapés are included. Limited space available as this is a recording session that aims at providing the intimacy of a house concert, but with world-class musicians. Contact Astrid ([email protected]) to reserve your spot....

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Inventive trumpeter/composer Jason Palmer premieres stunning new music at the InterContinental New York Barclay’s new performance series, Suite Sessions. A one-of-a-kind musical experience, combining the intimacy of a house concert with the luxurious ambience, comfort and breath-taking views of the Harold S. Vanderbilt Penthouse. Tickets are $55 per person, and cover two hours of music; refreshments and canapés are included. Limited space available as this is a recording session that aims at providing the intimacy of a house concert, but with world-class musicians. Contact Astrid ([email protected]) to reserve your spot.

The concert and live recording on May 23 and 24 debut an all-star quintet featuring Mark Turner (sax), with Joel Ross (vibes), Kendrick Scott (drums), and Edward Perez (bass). For the occasion, Palmer has composed a new suite of music that fits perfectly with the opulent surroundings. The new piece was inspired by the 13 works of art stolen in 1990 from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Palmer’s longtime hometown of Boston. The missing artwork, valued at more than $500 million, includes paintings by artists such as Rembrandt, Vermeer, Manet, and Degas.

Slated to be Palmer’s second release from Jimmy and Dena Katz’s groundbreaking, artist-focused non-profit Giant Step Arts, the music is inspired by the notorious theft of artwork from Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

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