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A nostalgic, raw cool jazz night.
The Gil Evans Project was born out of composer/producer Ryan Truesdell’s desire to restore and perform Gil Evans’ music directly from Gil’s original manuscripts. For decades, the only way to perform Gil Evans’ music was through transcriptions, which are often inaccurate, creating a misrepresentation of Gil’s music. The magic of Gil’s writing lies in the details – his use of harmony, very specific instrumentation, and a highly unique approach to orchestration. In celebration of Miles Davis’ Centennial, the band will be performing the music from Gil and Miles’ seminal collaboration, known today as Birth of the Cool. Ryan Truesdell and the Gil Evans Project have made it possible to perform Gil’s music in its purest form, directly from his manuscripts after years of research and with the full support of the Evans family.
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in 2 daysRyan Truesdell leads the ensemble through arrangements sourced directly from Gil Evans' original manuscripts.
The performance happens on August 27, 2026, at The Pocket Jazz Club located at 130 W 46th St, New York.
Secure your entry for this centennial celebration via the tickets button on Mood.