| The Latin Side of Duke Ellington feat. the Wayne Wallace Latin Jazz Quintet |
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 Come share an afternoon of classic Duke Ellington favorites as The Wayne Wallace Latin Jazz Quintet explores and celebrates the Pan-Caribbean and South American impact of the Ellington oeuvre in today’s popular music.
Duke Ellington's “Latin American Suite” was recorded in 1968 after the band's return to the United States from their first trip to South America. The Ellington band played Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile and Mexico. “Latin American Suite” shows the profound affect the tour had on the band as well as on Ellington's compositions.
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Tickets
$30 ($25 for students and SJJ members)
At the Improv Box Office: 62 S. Second St., 408-280-7475
Online: www.symfonee.com/improv/sanjose
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Location San Jose Improv 62 S. Second St. San Jose, CA 95113  The Improv is located in one of City of San Jose's Historic Landmarks. The Jose Theatre, built in 1904, is the oldest theater in San Jose. Designed by William Binder, this is the earliest surviving example of his work. The Theatre has been entirely restored to its original splendor in 2003.
The theatre parterre has chairs and tables in a charming cabaret style. Food and drinks are served.
Free street parking available on Sundays.
$5 parking right across the street from the theater.
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