REMINDER: FREE Monthly Jazz Concert Thursday (September 15), Featuring The Fred Hersch Trio

It’s hard to believe that it’s already time for September’s 3rd Thursday FREE Jazz Series (but we are so glad it’s here!)…

All Jazzed Up and Someplace to Go
If you are a jazz fan, then you will want to tune into the Third Thursday Jazz Series, sponsored by the Fort Worth Jazz Society and hosted in the setting of the beautiful downtown library.  This FREE monthly live concert series continues this month (runs through October) and features an outstanding list of nationally and locally known talent.

Fred Hersch Trio ~ Featured Thursday, September 15.
The series continues Thursday, September 15, and features Fred Hersch, an acclaimed jazz pianist, composer, and 3-time Grammy nominee.  Recognized for both his ability to re-interpret the classics as well as his outstanding original works, Hersch is simply a master jazz pianist.  The New York Times refers to Hersch as “…a pianist, composer and conceptualist of rare imaginative power.” Learn more about Fred Hersch and hear samples of his music, here.

Details, details
What: For more information about the concert series, visit the
….Third Thursday Jazz Series website.
When: Thursday, September 15, 6:30pm. See the monthly lineup
….below for more concert dates.
Where: In the Gallery of the Fort Worth Central Library.
….You can park on the street or in the 3rd St. & Taylor Parking Garage.
….The parking garage is FREE after 6:00pm or if you go earlier, have
….your parking ticket validated at the Central Library for up to
….2.5 hours on weekdays.
Cost: FREE and open to the public.  No ticket is required.

Next Month’s Thursday Jazz Series Lineup:

• October 20: Paul Unger Septet. Unger’s group will perform “Pathway to Fusion,” the music of Miles Davis from the ’60s and ’70s.

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