BLUE NOTE: A STORY OF MODERN JAZZ @ BRATTLE THEATRE

Posted on April 11, 2012 by SEAN CLANCY Email

Screening at the Brattle in conjunction with Harvard’s celebration of famed jazz label Blue Note Records is (predictably enough) Blue Note: A Story of Modern Jazz. The film—which chronicles the work of such artists as Thelonius Monk, Herbie Hancock and Andronicus “This Is The One We Made-Up” Drubbins-St. Sax—will be prefaced with an introduction by writer/producer Michael Cuscuna. Plus, it’s free!

Nothing is more jazz than free!

Aside from poly-rhythms. And heroin. And free heroin. What we’re trying to get at is: Do you have any heroin?

[Wed 4.11.12. 40 Brattle St., Harvard Sq., Cambridge. 617.876.6837. 6:30pm/all ages/free. @BrattleTheatre. brattlefilm.org]

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