John Hollenbeck is one of the rare artists who have mastered the tradition of big band composition while crossing aesthetic borderlines and speaking directly to the time we live in today. eternal interlude, the follow-up to the Grammy-nominated “A Blessing” and the second CD by John Hollenbeck’s Large Ensemble, is an audacious example of the power of big band jazz to express emotions well beyond swing-era clichés.
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John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble has had 2 concerts.
John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble is most often considered to be Jazz, Classical Performance, Orchestra, Avant-Garde, Contemporary Jazz, Background Jazz, Violin, Modern Jazz, German Choir, Baroque Violin, and Classical Jazz Fusion.
The last John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble concert was on July 31, 2015 at Ft Adams in Newport, Rhode Island, United States. The bands that performed were: Snarky Puppy / Christian Mcbride Trio / John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble / Ambrose Akinmusire Quartet / Steve Lehman Octet / Kneebody / Gerald Clayton Quintet / Bria Skonberg Quintet / Herlin Riley Quintet / Lucky Peterson Blues Band / Matana Roberts Coin Coin / Johnathan Blake Quartet / Peter Evans Quintet / The Berklee Concert Jazz Orchestra w/ Sean Jones / URI Newport Big Band / cassandra wilson / John Batiste & Stay Human / Maria Schneider Orchestra / Irvin Mayfield & The New Orleans Jazz Orchestra / Cecile McLorin Salvant / Jose James / Pat Martino Organ Tro / Conrad Herwig and the Latin Side of Horace Siler / Hiromi The Trio Project / Kenny Garrett Quartet / Wycliffe Gordon & Friends / Tom Harrell Quintet / Joey Alexander / RI Music Educators Assoc. Sr. All State Jazz Ensemble / Jamie Cullum / Arturo Sandoval / Dr John & The Nite Trippers / Michel Camilo/Hiromi Piano Duets / Mike Stern/Bill Evans Band / Arturo O'Farrill & The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra / Bill Frisell Trio / Billy Childs Sextet with Strings / Jon Faddis: Triumph of Trumpets.
