Saint Peter’s Church, in partnership with the Midtown Arts Common, hosts a jazz concert for the midtown community weekly on Wednesday’s at 1:00 P.M. A nominal donation to cover presentation costs is requested at the door.

Beegie Adair featuring Monica Ramey Wednesday – Saturday, August 15 – August 18, 7pm

Birdland Theater, 315 West 44 Street, NYC $40 table seats/ $30 bar seats per person.

Details and tickets available online at www.BirdlandJazz.com

"The pairing of Beegie and Monica is a master class on how to interpret timeless songs with style, taste and a swinging contemporary sensibility.” – Michael Feinstein

The legendary Beegie Adair is proud to be appearing at the new Birdland Theater with vocalist Monica Ramey. Their performances, as a duo and with the renowned Beegie Adair Trio, have consistently energized sold out audiences. Adair's albums have dominated the jazz charts and album sales while their new duo album, SOME ENCHANTED EVENING" is creating a reinvigorated excitement among the jazz & broadway world. Ms. Adair and Ms. Ramey are thrilled to return to Birdland for a special four evening engagement.

Jazz great Helen Merrill salutes Adair’s “inventive jazz sense, her wonderful sense of time and improvised melody.” Michael Feinstein calls Adair “a marvelously understated player whose interpretations of standards are just brilliant," Christopher Loudon of JazzTimes magazine says she is “an accomplished artist with a delicate touch.” The Los Angeles Times calls her music “Elegant.” Entertainment News writes, “Beegie Adair is one of the finest piano players in the world.”

Jazz fans around the world agree with critics about Adair’s sophisticated and listenable jazz performances, and have made her recordings among the biggest sellers in the jazz world. Under the guidance of her esteemed mentor and friend, Ramey is quickly catching the attention of jazz fans, critics and musicians.

Guitarist Anthony Wilson declares Ramey “sings with grace and elegance” and “uses these abilities to deliver the world of the song first to your ears (sometimes it’s like she’s singing directly to you), then to a much deeper place where you can really feel it.” The Nashville Scene calls her “a first-rate interpreter of the jazz canon.” Pianist Chris Walters finds Ramey’s music “a miracle – at times controlled and concise, at others, fervent and daring, all the while abundant with wisdom” all while drummer Marcus Finnie states "Monica is truly an "Artist." Her interpretation and phrasing of these works are moving and beautiful."

For reservations and more information, please visit www.birdlandjazz.com.

Beegie Adair featuring Monica Ramey Wednesday – Saturday, August 15 – August 18, 7pm

Birdland Theater, 315 West 44 Street, NYC $40 table seats/ $30 bar seats per person.

Details and tickets available online at www.BirdlandJazz.com

"The pairing of Beegie and Monica is a master class on how to interpret timeless songs with style, taste and a swinging contemporary sensibility.” – Michael Feinstein

The legendary Beegie Adair is proud to be appearing at the new Birdland Theater with vocalist Monica Ramey. Their performances, as a duo and with the renowned Beegie Adair Trio, have consistently energized sold out audiences. Adair's albums have dominated the jazz charts and album sales while their new duo album, SOME ENCHANTED EVENING" is creating a reinvigorated excitement among the jazz & broadway world. Ms. Adair and Ms. Ramey are thrilled to return to Birdland for a special four evening engagement.

Jazz great Helen Merrill salutes Adair’s “inventive jazz sense, her wonderful sense of time and improvised melody.” Michael Feinstein calls Adair “a marvelously understated player whose interpretations of standards are just brilliant," Christopher Loudon of JazzTimes magazine says she is “an accomplished artist with a delicate touch.” The Los Angeles Times calls her music “Elegant.” Entertainment News writes, “Beegie Adair is one of the finest piano players in the world.”

Jazz fans around the world agree with critics about Adair’s sophisticated and listenable jazz performances, and have made her recordings among the biggest sellers in the jazz world. Under the guidance of her esteemed mentor and friend, Ramey is quickly catching the attention of jazz fans, critics and musicians.

Guitarist Anthony Wilson declares Ramey “sings with grace and elegance” and “uses these abilities to deliver the world of the song first to your ears (sometimes it’s like she’s singing directly to you), then to a much deeper place where you can really feel it.” The Nashville Scene calls her “a first-rate interpreter of the jazz canon.” Pianist Chris Walters finds Ramey’s music “a miracle – at times controlled and concise, at others, fervent and daring, all the while abundant with wisdom” all while drummer Marcus Finnie states "Monica is truly an "Artist." Her interpretation and phrasing of these works are moving and beautiful."

For reservations and more information, please visit www.birdlandjazz.com.

Beegie Adair featuring Monica Ramey Wednesday – Saturday, August 15 – August 18, 7pm

Birdland Theater, 315 West 44 Street, NYC $40 table seats/ $30 bar seats per person.

Details and tickets available online at www.BirdlandJazz.com

"The pairing of Beegie and Monica is a master class on how to interpret timeless songs with style, taste and a swinging contemporary sensibility.” – Michael Feinstein

The legendary Beegie Adair is proud to be appearing at the new Birdland Theater with vocalist Monica Ramey. Their performances, as a duo and with the renowned Beegie Adair Trio, have consistently energized sold out audiences. Adair's albums have dominated the jazz charts and album sales while their new duo album, SOME ENCHANTED EVENING" is creating a reinvigorated excitement among the jazz & broadway world. Ms. Adair and Ms. Ramey are thrilled to return to Birdland for a special four evening engagement.

Jazz great Helen Merrill salutes Adair’s “inventive jazz sense, her wonderful sense of time and improvised melody.” Michael Feinstein calls Adair “a marvelously understated player whose interpretations of standards are just brilliant," Christopher Loudon of JazzTimes magazine says she is “an accomplished artist with a delicate touch.” The Los Angeles Times calls her music “Elegant.” Entertainment News writes, “Beegie Adair is one of the finest piano players in the world.”

Jazz fans around the world agree with critics about Adair’s sophisticated and listenable jazz performances, and have made her recordings among the biggest sellers in the jazz world. Under the guidance of her esteemed mentor and friend, Ramey is quickly catching the attention of jazz fans, critics and musicians.

Guitarist Anthony Wilson declares Ramey “sings with grace and elegance” and “uses these abilities to deliver the world of the song first to your ears (sometimes it’s like she’s singing directly to you), then to a much deeper place where you can really feel it.” The Nashville Scene calls her “a first-rate interpreter of the jazz canon.” Pianist Chris Walters finds Ramey’s music “a miracle – at times controlled and concise, at others, fervent and daring, all the while abundant with wisdom” all while drummer Marcus Finnie states "Monica is truly an "Artist." Her interpretation and phrasing of these works are moving and beautiful."

For reservations and more information, please visit www.birdlandjazz.com.

Beegie Adair featuring Monica Ramey Wednesday – Saturday, August 15 – August 18, 7pm

Birdland Theater, 315 West 44 Street, NYC $40 table seats/ $30 bar seats per person.

Details and tickets available online at www.BirdlandJazz.com

"The pairing of Beegie and Monica is a master class on how to interpret timeless songs with style, taste and a swinging contemporary sensibility.” – Michael Feinstein

The legendary Beegie Adair is proud to be appearing at the new Birdland Theater with vocalist Monica Ramey. Their performances, as a duo and with the renowned Beegie Adair Trio, have consistently energized sold out audiences. Adair's albums have dominated the jazz charts and album sales while their new duo album, SOME ENCHANTED EVENING" is creating a reinvigorated excitement among the jazz & broadway world. Ms. Adair and Ms. Ramey are thrilled to return to Birdland for a special four evening engagement.

Jazz great Helen Merrill salutes Adair’s “inventive jazz sense, her wonderful sense of time and improvised melody.” Michael Feinstein calls Adair “a marvelously understated player whose interpretations of standards are just brilliant," Christopher Loudon of JazzTimes magazine says she is “an accomplished artist with a delicate touch.” The Los Angeles Times calls her music “Elegant.” Entertainment News writes, “Beegie Adair is one of the finest piano players in the world.”

Jazz fans around the world agree with critics about Adair’s sophisticated and listenable jazz performances, and have made her recordings among the biggest sellers in the jazz world. Under the guidance of her esteemed mentor and friend, Ramey is quickly catching the attention of jazz fans, critics and musicians.

Guitarist Anthony Wilson declares Ramey “sings with grace and elegance” and “uses these abilities to deliver the world of the song first to your ears (sometimes it’s like she’s singing directly to you), then to a much deeper place where you can really feel it.” The Nashville Scene calls her “a first-rate interpreter of the jazz canon.” Pianist Chris Walters finds Ramey’s music “a miracle – at times controlled and concise, at others, fervent and daring, all the while abundant with wisdom” all while drummer Marcus Finnie states "Monica is truly an "Artist." Her interpretation and phrasing of these works are moving and beautiful."

For reservations and more information, please visit www.birdlandjazz.com.

The Beegie Adair Trio featuring Monica Ramey May 10, 2018 8pm Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club 7719 Wisconsin Avenue Bethesda, MD 20814

Playing with the Beegie Adair Trio will be Roger Spencer on bass and Marcus Finnie on drums.

__ Jazz great Helen Merrill salutes her “inventive jazz sense, her wonderful sense of time and improvised melody.” Michael Feinstein calls her“a marvelously understated player whose interpretations of standards are just brilliant,"

Christopher Louden of Jazz Times magazine says Adair is “an accomplished artist with a delicate touch.” The Los Angeles Times calls her music “Elegant.” Entertainment News writes, “Beegie Adair is one of the finest piano players in the world” while guitarist Anthony Wilson says “Beegie has the confidence and wisdom to dispense with anything that would interfere with the telling of her story, so what she communicates feels very direct, very honest.”

Beegie Adair’s sophisticated jazz performances have made her recordings among the biggest sellers in the jazz genre. With 2 million albums sold and sold out performances internationally, the Beegie Adair Trio is one of the most successful working groups in the world.

Beegie Adair grew up in Cave City, Kentucky, earned a B.S. in Music Education at Western State University in Bowling Green, Kentucky, and spent three years teaching music to children before moving to Nashville, where she became a session musician, working at WSM-TV and on The Johnny Cash Show (1969-71). A sought-after studio musician in her early days there, Adair accompanied such legendary performers as Chet Atkins, Dolly Parton, Lucille Ball, Steve Allen, Dinah Shore, Mama Cass Elliott and Peggy Lee.

Ms. Adair cites George Shearing, Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson and Erroll Garner among her influences; Adair has appeared on over 100 albums (34 of which are studio recordings with her trio), ranging from Cole Porter standards to Frank Sinatra classics to romantic World War II ballads. Her 6-CD Centennial Composers Collection of tunes by Rodgers, Gershwin, Kern, Ellington, Carmichael and Berlin became an instant collectible classic upon its release.

Her first live album, “The Real Thing,” spent over 12 weeks in the Top 20 on the JazzWeek charts and was named one of the “Top 100 Best Jazz Albums” of 2012. With over 2 million albums sold, the Beegie Adair Trio is one of the most successful, respected working trios in the world.

In the late 80s, Beegie hosted Improvised Thoughts, a popular radio talk/music show on the local NPR affiliate, featuring local and international jazz artists including such greats as Tony Bennett, Joe Williams, Marian McPartland, Benny Golson and Helen Merrill. She has guested on McPartland’s internationally known Piano Jazz show twice and has performed with Nat Adderley, Bill Watrous, Lew Tabackin, Terry Clarke, Urbie Green and Jim Ferguson, among many others. In 2002, Beegie joined one of the most exclusive rosters in the world when she became a Steinway Artist. An honor only bestowed upon 1,600 pianists in the world including Lang Lang, Diana Krall, Harry Connick, Jr., Michael Legrand, Billy Joel and the "immortals" like Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Arthur Rubinstein.

She and her trio continue to play in jazz clubs and festivals around the world and was the top selling jazz artist in Japan in 2010. Since 2011, Beegie has received a very warm welcome from her fans in New York, with her multiple appearances at the legendary Birdland Jazz Club, with her trio and vocalist Monica Ramey and Feinstein's/54 Below with Monica Ramey. In January 2017, the Trio sold out its debut at London’s famous Pizza Express jazz club. Her solo concerts at Steinway & Sons galleries across the United States sell out within days and attract fans from all around the world. The Beegie Adair Trio's sold out Carnegie Hall debut performance on October 7th, 2016 was the first appearance by a Nashville-based jazz trio in Carnegie's history.

"There was a brief period in the late 1950s and very early ’60s when Capitol sagely paired George Shearing with a succession of the label’s top vocalists, including Peggy Lee, Dakota Staton, Nancy Wilson and Nat King Cole. The results were uniformly wonderful, setting a standard for sophistication that has, until now, never quite been equaled. But in Monica Ramey and Beegie Adair, Shearing and company have finally met their match.” -Christopher Loudon, JazzTimes

“The pairing of Beegie and Monica is a master class on how to interpret timeless songs with style, taste and a swinging contemporary sensibility.” — Michael Feinstein

This kind of reaction is a reoccurring theme in the case of Midwest native Monica Ramey and artists like Michael Feinstein, Beegie Adair, Anthony Wilson, Jeff Coffin, Donna McElroy, Jim Ferguson, Denis Solee, Jeff Steinberg, Lori Mechem, Roger Spencer, George Tidwell and Sandra Dudley are just a few who are singing her praise.

Monica is a native of Francesville, one of Indiana’s smallest towns. The youngest of three children, her father is a retired farmer and her mother a retired music teacher. As a child, Monica would sing and dance on stage with her mother’s high school show choir, and at the age of 3, she stood on the grand piano at the school’s cabaret and performed Tomorrow from the musical, Annie. By the age of 11, she had become well known in Indiana after starring in several local and professional Broadway musical productions. As a teenager, she studied at the Los Angeles County High School of the Arts, and in 1995, Monica was selected to become a member of the GRAMMY National All American High School Jazz Band and Choir.

This break would become one of the most important opportunities in Monica's life. Being one of 12 selected nationally for the choir, Monica had little jazz experience, but while performing with some of the music industry's finest, she discovered the impact of jazz music in her own life and in our society. The responsibility all performers have to its preservation and authenticity left a profound and lasting impact on her.

Monica studied Music Performance at Indiana State University and was a member of the ISU Jazz Singers. She became a favorite singer among many faculty members and even the President of the university. This led to many performances at university functions and sporting events. She interned for the NARAS Foundation in Los Angeles, where the preservation of jazz music became a focal point of her responsibilities. In 2000, she moved to Nashville to pursue her singing career, where she discovered the Nashville Jazz Workshop. NJW has given Monica the opportunity to study under some of Nashville finest musicians including Lori Mechem, Roger Spencer, Sandra Dudley, Beegie Adair, Jeff Steinberg, Rod McGaha, Jim Ferguson, Roy Agee, Annie Sellick as well as create a family away from home.

On her debut album, Make Someone Happy, Monica is joined by the Lori Mechem Trio and special guest, Beegie Adair. This special project hosts many standard tunes with horn arrangements by Denis Solee and two original tunes by Lori Mechem, Beegie Adair and Hal Stephens. Produced by Lori Mechem, Roger Spencer and Sandra Dudley, the album captures the finest example of Monica's musical capabilities at this point in her career. Make Someone Happy is receiving international airplay on jazz radio, Pandora, Music Choice and DMX to name a few.

Her second album, Monica Ramey and the Beegie Adair Trio, accentuates the undeniable chemistry of one of the world’s most successful jazz trios (Beegie Adair, piano; Roger Spencer, bass; Chris Brown, drums) with a vocalist (Ramey) who elegantly interweaves lush, lyrical sophistication to an already immaculate musical conversation. Produced by Adair and Spencer, the album also features on two of the trio and Ramey’s most endeared musical mates, jazz masters George Tidwell and Denis Sole, on several tracks. The result is the introduction and re-introduction of some of jazz's most beloved and forgotten songs and the introduction of an original tune, co-written by Adair. ��

Her third album, Some Enchanted Evening, is her dream project; a piano/vocal duo album with Beegie Adair. The album, released in April 2016, features some of the greatest Broadway tunes ever written like SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME, MY FUNNY VALENTINE and SOME ENCHANTED EVENING. This album was produced by Ms. Adair’s long-time producer, Jack Jezzro, and released by Green Hill Music and Burton Avenue Music.

Monica performs regularly in various venues, festivals and private events throughout the U.S. including the legendary Birdland, Feinstein’s/54 Below, Nashville Jazz Workshop and many others. When not studying or performing, Monica enjoys spending time with her friends, her family, traveling and gardening. Monica supports various animal and human rights organizations.

The Nashville Jazz Workshop, in collaboration with the Frist Center for the Visual Arts, announces the 12th season of the popular jazz performance and education series, Jazz on the Move. Each installment features a lecture and performance highlighting a major figure or period in jazz history. Presented by Nashville’s top jazz artist/educators, the series offers audiences world class music as well as an opportunity to learn more about jazz.

The programs take place on a series of Sunday afternoons. All performances are at 3:00 p.m. in the auditorium at the Frist. Performances in the series are free and open to the public. Each performance is led by a jazz artist intimately familiar with the jazz great being profiled with an outstanding group of supporting musicians.

Sunday, April 15—The Life and Compositions of "Miss Peggy Lee," presented by Monica Ramey.

Joining Miss Ramey will be Roger Spencer (bass), Chester Thompson (drums), Andy Reiss (guitar), Denis Solee (sax) and Beegie Adair (piano).

Peggy Lee was a composer and singer whose career spanned six decades. She got her first big break in 1941 singing with Benny Goodman's big band. In 1947 Peggy began recording for Capitol Records, resulting in a string of hits, most of which were written by herself and husband Dave Barbour, including "It's a Good Day," "Mañana," and "I Don't Know Enough About You." In the late 40s and early 50s she appeared regularly on the radio with Perry Como, Jo Stafford and Bing Crosby. She recorded "Black Coffee" in 1953, and her signature recording, "Fever," in 1958. Lee was the recipient of three Grammy Awards, including the Lifetime Achievement Award, and left a stunning legacy of recordings and compositions that are some of the most memorable in the Great American Songbook.

Those attending Jazz on the Move will be able to visit the current exhibitions free of charge and will also receive a $5 flat rate to park in the Frist visitor parking lot (based on availability).

The Nashville Jazz Workshop is a nonprofit organization supporting jazz musicians, jazz fans, and the jazz community through classes, public performances, and special events. For further information, contact the Nashville Jazz Workshop at 615-242-JAZZ (5299) or nashvillejazz.org.

This year's series is presented with support from Caterpillar Financial Services and Peter & Anne Neff.

Saint Peter’s Church, in partnership with the Midtown Arts Common, hosts a jazz concert for the midtown community weekly on Wednesday’s at 1:00 P.M. A nominal donation to cover presentation costs is requested at the door.

Held in the Sanctuary of Saint Peter’s Church, these popular midday concerts feature well-regarded artists. The programming is overseen by jazz pianist Ronny Whyte. Beegie Adair will be the featured artist on the November 22nd concert. Monica Ramey will be joining her for a few songs.

Story The late Edmund Anderson created Midtown Jazz at Midday in partnership with Saint Peter’s Church and the Midtown Arts Common to provide opportunities for the community of midtown Manhattan to hear good jazz music over the typical business lunch hour. The program has run continuously since it’s founding in 1982. A personal friend of Duke Ellington, Anderson was a music lover who wrote lyrics for Ellington and Billy Strayhorn, and helped produce Duke’s Black, Brown and Beige concert at Carnegie Hall. Prior to his death in 2002, Anderson was beloved to and highly active in the jazz ministry at Saint Peter’s Church.

Beegie Adair featuring Monica Ramey Saturday, June 24, 6:00 p.m. Music Charge: $30

"The pairing of Beegie and Monica is a master class on how to interpret timeless songs with style, taste and a swinging contemporary sensibility.” – Michael Feinstein

The legendary Beegie Adair will be returning to Birdland Jazz Club with vocalist Monica Ramey. Their performances, as a duo and with the renowned Beegie Adair Trio, have consistently energized sold out audiences. Adair's albums have dominated the jazz charts and album sales while their new duo album, SOME ENCHANTED EVENING" is creating a reinvigorated excitement among the jazz & broadway world. Ms. Adair and Ms. Ramey are thrilled to return to Birdland for a special “One Night Only” duo performance.

Jazz great Helen Merrill salutes Adair’s “inventive jazz sense, her wonderful sense of time and improvised melody.” Michael Feinstein calls Adair “a marvelously understated player whose interpretations of standards are just brilliant," Christopher Loudon of JazzTimes magazine says she is “an accomplished artist with a delicate touch.” The Los Angeles Times calls her music “Elegant.” Entertainment News writes, “Beegie Adair is one of the finest piano players in the world.”

Jazz fans around the world agree with critics about Adair’s sophisticated and listenable jazz performances, and have made her recordings among the biggest sellers in the jazz world. Under the guidance of her esteemed mentor and friend, Ramey is quickly catching the attention of jazz fans, critics and musicians.

Guitarist Anthony Wilson declares Ramey “sings with grace and elegance” and “uses these abilities to deliver the world of the song first to your ears (sometimes it’s like she’s singing directly to you), then to a much deeper place where you can really feel it.” The Nashville Scene calls her “a first-rate interpreter of the jazz canon.” Pianist Chris Walters finds Ramey’s music “a miracle – at times controlled and concise, at others, fervent and daring, all the while abundant with wisdom” all while drummer Marcus Finnie states "Monica is truly an "Artist." Her interpretation and phrasing of these works are moving and beautiful."

Doors open at 5pm. For reservations and more information, please visit www.birdlandjazz.com.

I'm delighted to be back at the Nashville Jazz Workshop on April 21st for my third Snap on 2 & 4 concert. I'm honored to have The Beegie Adair Trio joining me! How lucky can a girl get?!

More details to come. Go ahead and save the date now, darlings.

Saint Peter’s Church, in partnership with the Midtown Arts Common, hosts a jazz concert for the midtown community weekly on Wednesday’s at 1:00 P.M. A nominal donation to cover presentation costs is requested at the door.

Held in the Sanctuary of Saint Peter’s Church, these popular midday concerts feature well-regarded artists. The programming is overseen by jazz pianist Ronny Whyte. Beegie Adair will be the featured artist on the November 23rd concert. Monica Ramey will be joining her for a few songs.

Story The late Edmund Anderson created Midtown Jazz at Midday in partnership with Saint Peter’s Church and the Midtown Arts Common to provide opportunities for the community of midtown Manhattan to hear good jazz music over the typical business lunch hour. The program has run continuously since it’s founding in 1982. A personal friend of Duke Ellington, Anderson was a music lover who wrote lyrics for Ellington and Billy Strayhorn, and helped produce Duke’s Black, Brown and Beige concert at Carnegie Hall. Prior to his death in 2002, Anderson was beloved to and highly active in the jazz ministry at Saint Peter’s Church.

Noted L.A.-based guitarist Anthony Wilson makes a special appearance at the NJW's Jazz Cave Saturday, November 5 at 8pm. He'll be joined by The Beegie Adair Trio.

Anthony Wilson is perhaps best known as guitarist for Diana Krall, and has appeared numerous times in Nashville with Ms. Krall. Wilson also is a gifted composer and arranger and world class jazz guitarist. He appeared previously at the Jazz Workshop in 2009. I'm delighted to sit in on a few tunes with Anthony & co. for this occasion.

Most recently, Wilson has branched out with a new project as a singer-songwriter, Frogtown. He is currently touring in support of that project, and in that capacity will make an appearance November 2 at Nashville's 3rd and Lindsley.

You can view a sampling of Anthony Wilson's music at: http://www.anthonywilsonmusic.com/watch/

Beegie Adair needs no introduction to Nashville audiences. She is simply one of the finest jazz pianists anywhere, and her trio-mates provide perfect support. For this appearance Beegie will be joined by bassist Roger Spencer and drummer Chester Thompson.

Tickets will be $35 (adults) and $20 (high school and college students) and will go on sale Monday, October 24 at 10am.

NASHVILLE JAZZ Nashville Jazz highlights a unique American music genre that’s a big piece of the gumbo making up Music City. Each week, host Greg Pogue will present a prominent Nashville-associated Jazz musician and their works, discuss upcoming jazz events in Nashville and clubs throughout the area, and delve into the classics of decades gone by.

This Sunday's guest will be vocalist Monica Ramey. Listen live at http://acmeradiolive.com this Sunday at 6:00 pm CST.

This broadcast will be archived and can be heard anytime after its air date at https://www.mixcloud.com/AcmeRadioLive/playlists/nashville-jazz/

Beegie Adair & Monica Ramey (special guests of Jazzical Fusion)

Sat, Apr 30 @ 9:30 PM Feinstein’s 54 Below, 254 W 54th St, New York, NY 10019

Jazzical Fusion with Special Guests Beegie Adair & Monica Ramey April 30, 2016 COVER CHARGE: $25 – $35 PREMIUMS: $65 COVER CHARGE ADDITIONAL $5 AT DOOR $25 FOOD & BEVERAGE MINIMUM Sat, Apr 30 9:30pm Doors: 8:45pm

Michael Feinstein says, “The pairing of Beegie and Monica is a master class on how to interpret timeless songs with style, taste and a swinging contemporary sensibility.”

World-renowned symphonic conductor and woodwind virtuoso Martin Piecuch will bring his Jazzical Fusion Band to Feinstein’s/54 Below.

The performance, which will feature Maestro Piecuch on multiple woodwinds with pianist Regan Ryzuk, bassist Laurence Goldman and Brazilian guitarist Richard Miller mixes classical music, modern jazz, and the ancient folk music of Europe and the Americas to create a unique experience that has been called “a remarkable display of versatility, styles, and hip arrangements” by New York Philharmonic saxophonist Albert Regni.

The legendary pianist Beegie Adair will join them, performing with vocalist Monica Ramey.