Carnegie Hall

esperanza spalding’s singular artistic vision combines virtuosic bass playing, singing, composition, poetry, dance, activism, healing, and much more. Throughout a career of innovation, reinvention, and collaboration, she has sustained rare popular success and critical recognition, including five Grammy Awards, an NAACP Image Award, and a Soul Train Music Award, to name a few. Across multidisciplinary performances in Carnegie Hall’s Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage and Zankel Hall, as well as a Well-Being Concert at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, spalding explores the significance of community and its relationship to land and the arts. Hear original works, selections from the jazz canon, and more in three performances that emphasize the audience experience, featuring New York City’s artists and dancers and reflecting the stories of its people.

Part of these Curated Series:
Joyce and George T. Wein Shape of Jazz | The Originals II