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Jazz at Jackson - Herak/Bulatkin 'Elysium'
Nov
12

Jazz at Jackson - Herak/Bulatkin 'Elysium'

Jazz at Jackson - Herak/Bulatkin 'Elysium'

Shows: 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

Alamo Park at Jackson Memorial Hospital

1151 Northwest 16th Street, Miami, FL

Personnel

Daniel Bulatkin

Mikailo Kasha

Miro Herak

Ludwig Afonso

About the Artist

Pianist and organist Daniel Bulatkin, residing in the Netherlands since 2021, is one of the leading voices of young Czech jazz. Born in 1999, Daniel has been blessed to work since the start with his local role models, as well as tour regularly with foreign names on prestigious stages all over Europe. This has soon culminated in collaborations with jazz and fusion superstars such as Dayna Stephens, Justin Faulkner, Will Vinson, David Friedman, Ulf Wakenius, Gary Husband, Tineke Postma, Gergo Borlai and others.

As a versatile sideman and captivating leader, Daniel has performed in over 20 countries on 3 continents. Dubbed a “rising star” and “extreme talent” by his contemporaries as well as critics, Daniel has two records (Drifter Days and The New Beginning) out under his name, both featured on the Czech radio’s critics polls as some of the best in their respective years. He also co-produced the ambitious debut album of US vocalist Allison Wheeler – Winterspring (listed among Top 6 best albums of 2022 worldwide by All About Jazz). His most recent album “Praying for More Songs to Come” (2025), a collaboration with fiery saxophonist Gilad Atzmon, is starting to gather critical acclaim across Europe & beyond.

Aside from his instrumental skills, Daniel is also a budding compositional talent – his piece “The Simple Things” featuring Seamus Blake won the OSA “Best Czech Jazz Composition” award in 2024, while another of his pieces “Lady of the Lake” is a part of the repertoire of the Jazz Dock Orchestra – one of Czech Republic’s leading big bands.


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JAZZMIA NIGHTS - Herak/Bulatkin 'Elysium'
Nov
16

JAZZMIA NIGHTS - Herak/Bulatkin 'Elysium'

JAZZMIA NIGHTS - Herak/Bulatkin 'Elysium'

Doors: 7:00pm

Show: 7:30pm

Jam Session: 8:30pm

Location: Westchester Culture Arts Center

7930 SW 40th St, Miami, FL 33155

General Admission is $30. Free Entry for Students & Jam Session Participants!

Personnel

Daniel Bulatkin

Mikailo Kasha

Miro Herak

Ludwig Afonso

About the Artist

Pianist and organist Daniel Bulatkin, residing in the Netherlands since 2021, is one of the leading voices of young Czech jazz. Born in 1999, Daniel has been blessed to work since the start with his local role models, as well as tour regularly with foreign names on prestigious stages all over Europe. This has soon culminated in collaborations with jazz and fusion superstars such as Dayna Stephens, Justin Faulkner, Will Vinson, David Friedman, Ulf Wakenius, Gary Husband, Tineke Postma, Gergo Borlai and others.

As a versatile sideman and captivating leader, Daniel has performed in over 20 countries on 3 continents. Dubbed a “rising star” and “extreme talent” by his contemporaries as well as critics, Daniel has two records (Drifter Days and The New Beginning) out under his name, both featured on the Czech radio’s critics polls as some of the best in their respective years. He also co-produced the ambitious debut album of US vocalist Allison Wheeler – Winterspring (listed among Top 6 best albums of 2022 worldwide by All About Jazz). His most recent album “Praying for More Songs to Come” (2025), a collaboration with fiery saxophonist Gilad Atzmon, is starting to gather critical acclaim across Europe & beyond.

Aside from his instrumental skills, Daniel is also a budding compositional talent – his piece “The Simple Things” featuring Seamus Blake won the OSA “Best Czech Jazz Composition” award in 2024, while another of his pieces “Lady of the Lake” is a part of the repertoire of the Jazz Dock Orchestra – one of Czech Republic’s leading big bands.

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Jazz at Jackson - Greg Diamond
Nov
19

Jazz at Jackson - Greg Diamond

Jazz at Jackson - Greg Diamond

Date: Thursday, November 19, 2026

Show: 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

Alamo Park at Jackson Memorial Hospital

1151 Northwest 16th Street, Miami, FL

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Greg Diamond is a jazz guitarist, composer, and crossover classical artist whose work bridges modern jazz, Latin American traditions, and contemporary performance. Latin Jazz Network calls him a "composer of great maturity and genius," while Acoustic Guitar magazine praises his "deep harmonic language and unerring sense of groove." Born in New York City to a Colombian mother and a Juilliard-trained Jewish pianist father, Diamond grew up steeped in both classical music and Latin rhythms. He has performed at The Blue Note New York, Iridium, Joe’s Pub, and Smalls, and at festivals including Madrid International Jazz Festival, Barranquijazz, AJAZZGO Cali, Medejazz, Jazz Ahead, Nublu Jazz Festival, and Jazz Al Parque, and was a semifinalist in the 2007 Gibson International Jazz Guitar Competition at Montreux, performing before George Benson. He holds a DMA in Jazz Performance from the Frost School of Music, serves as adjunct professor of jazz guitar at FIU, and sits on the U.S. Fulbright Specialist Roster. In 2026, he received a Chamber Music America New Jazz Works grant for a new project with his New York– Miami sextet.

ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE

For his upcoming show with the Greg Diamond Group, guitarist and composer Greg Diamond leads audiences through a set of Latin-infused contemporary jazz, pulling from Colombian, Afro-Cuban, and Brazilian traditions alongside the modern jazz language he's built his career on. Born in New York to a Colombian mother and a Juilliard-trained Jewish pianist father, Diamond grew up steeped in both classical music and Latin rhythms, a duality that still drives his writing today. Expect original compositions with engaging melodies and infectious rhythms that move fluidly between genres. This is music built for a band that searches for the connective tissue between jazz and the Americas.

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Jazz at Jackson - Lucas Apostoleris
Dec
3

Jazz at Jackson - Lucas Apostoleris

Jazz at Jackson - Lucas Apostoleris

Date: Thursday, December 3, 2026

Show: 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

Alamo Park at Jackson Memorial Hospital

1151 Northwest 16th Street, Miami, FL

Personnel

Lucas Apostoleris, drums

Connor Rohrer, piano

Mike Ramos, bass

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Born and raised in New England, Lucas Apostoleris is a drummer and composer residing in Miami. He has performed with artists such as Dave Liebman, Fabian Almazan, Troy Roberts, and Martin Bejerano, and plays regularly with a variety of ensembles in South Florida. He has released three albums of original music with his own ensemble, most recently “It’s Been Good” in 2024. He is currently a lecturer at the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music.

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JAZZMIA NIGHTS - Negroni's Trio
Dec
7

JAZZMIA NIGHTS - Negroni's Trio

JazzMIA Nights - Negroni’s Trio

Doors: 7:00pm

Show: 7:30pm

Jam Session: 8:30pm

Location: Westchester Culture Arts Center

7930 SW 40th St, Miami, FL 33155

General Admission is $30. Free Entry for Students & Jam Session Participants!

Personnel

José Negroni, Piano

Nomar Negroni, Drums

Guest, Bass

About the Artist

Negroni’s Trio is a three-time GRAMMY®-nominated jazz ensemble recognized internationally for its distinctive combination of jazz tradition, classical influences, Latin and international rhythms, contemporary sounds, virtuosity, and improvisation.

Led by the father-and-son musical partnership of pianist and composer José Negroni and drummer Nomar Negroni, the trio has developed a unique musical identity and an international career spanning more than two decades.

ABOUT NEGRONI’S TRIO

Founded in the early 2000s, Negroni’s Trio has grown from a musical collaboration between father and son into an internationally recognized jazz ensemble. Throughout its career, the trio has released numerous recordings, earned three GRAMMY® nominations, and received extensive international radio airplay, reaching jazz audiences around the world.

Negroni’s Trio has performed at major jazz festivals, performing arts centers, theaters, and renowned jazz venues throughout North and South America, Europe, and Asia, including New York’s legendary Blue Note Jazz Club.
Over more than two decades of recording and touring, the trio has developed a musical language that brings together jazz improvisation, classical influences, Latin and international rhythms, contemporary jazz, and original compositions.

At the center of the group is the musical connection between José and Nomar Negroni — two generations sharing the same stage, each bringing a distinct musical personality to a conversation that has evolved over more than two decades.

The trio is joined by different virtuoso guest bassists, each bringing their own musical voice, personality, and creative energy to the performance. This evolving collaboration adds another dimension of spontaneity to the music, making each Negroni’s Trio concert a unique experience.

THE MUSIC

At the heart of Negroni’s Trio is a distinctive musical language shaped by the contrasting yet complementary backgrounds of José and Nomar Negroni.
Pianist and composer José Negroni’s classical music background brings a lyrical and sophisticated dimension to his compositions, with strong melodies, rich harmonies, and a sense of musical structure influenced by both the classical tradition and jazz.

Drummer Nomar Negroni brings a powerful rhythmic identity to the music, blending jazz improvisation with Latin, fusion, and contemporary rhythmic influences from around the world. It is the meeting of these two musical worlds — the lyrical and classical influence of José’s compositions and Nomar’s jazz, Latin, fusion, and contemporary rhythmic approach — that has become one of the defining characteristics of the Negroni’s Trio sound. The result is music that moves naturally between delicate, lyrical passages and powerful rhythmic moments, while always maintaining melody and improvisation at its core.

Negroni’s Trio respects the tradition of jazz while bringing its own fresh and contemporary perspective to the stage. The repertoire combines José Negroni’s original compositions, contemporary jazz, Latin jazz, reimagined standards, memorable melodies, and sophisticated arrangements, always leaving room for improvisation and spontaneous musical interaction.

Rather than simply reproducing the recordings, every live performance becomes a musical conversation. The interaction between piano, drums, and bass allows the music to evolve on stage, making every concert different from the one before. Classical lyricism. Jazz improvisation. Latin and international rhythms. Contemporary energy. Together, these elements define the unmistakable musical identity of Negroni’s Trio.

THE LIVE EXPERIENCE

Negroni’s Trio delivers a dynamic concert experience combining:

Original Compositions, Contemporary Jazz, Latin Jazz, Jazz Standards, Classical Influences, Memorable Melodies, World-Class Musicianship, Improvisation, Latin & International Rhythmic Energy, Spontaneous Musical Interaction.

The result is sophisticated yet accessible — music that connects with dedicated jazz audiences while remaining engaging for listeners discovering the group for the first time.

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Jazz at Jackson - Steffen Zeichner
Dec
10

Jazz at Jackson - Steffen Zeichner

Jazz at Jackson - Steffen Zeichner

Date: Thursday, December 10, 2026

Show: 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

Alamo Park at Jackson Memorial Hospital

1151 Northwest 16th Street, Miami, FL

Personnel

Steffen Zeichner

Greg Diamond

Benjamin Whitman

Flexter Henderson

ABOUT THE ARTIST

5 String Swing's unique jazz violin-driven sound will sweep you onto your feet with a mix of upbeat Jazz, Swing, and American standards!

Led by Jazz Violinist Dr. Steffen Zeichner, the 5 String Swing Quartet specializes in performing lively Swing standards from the 20's, 30's, and 40's along with repertoire from the Gypsy Jazz tradition and vintage tunes from the Great American Songbook.

ABOUR THE PERFORMANCE

Program

On The Sunny Side of the Street - Jimmy McHugh

Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen - Sholom Secunda

Lady be Good - George Gershwin

Blue Skies - Irving Berlin

There will Never Be Another You - Harry Warren

Por Una Cabeza - Carlos Gardel

But Not for Me - George Gershwin

Ain't Misbehavin - Fats Waller

Bewitched - Richard Rodgers

Fly me to the Moon - Bart Howard

For Sephora - Stochelo Rosenberg

Bye Bye Blackbird - Ray Henderson

Beautiful Love - Victor Young

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Jazz at Jackson - Ruben Caban
Dec
17

Jazz at Jackson - Ruben Caban

Jazz at Jackson - Ruben Caban

Date: Thursday, December 17, 2026

Show: 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

Alamo Park at Jackson Memorial Hospital

1151 Northwest 16th Street, Miami, FL

Personnel

Ruben Caban, Trombone and band leader

Beau Cornilious, Keys

Agustin Conti, Bass

Aramis Fernandez , Drums

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Award winning Puerto Rican trombonist Ruben Caban brings a unique blend of original music that can best be described as  "Latin-Infused Hard Bop". From Swing to Funk, to Latin Jazz, Blues and Neo- Soul, this fiery ensemble is sure to encourage some dance moves with their infectious rhythms.

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Jazz at Jackson -     Rose Max & Ramatis
Nov
5

Jazz at Jackson - Rose Max & Ramatis

Jazz at Jackson - Rose Max & Ramatis

Show: 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

Alamo Park at Jackson Memorial Hospital

1151 Northwest 16th Street, Miami, FL

Personnel

Rose Max

Ramatis Moraes

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Rose Max & Ramatis Moraes

They were born and raised in Rio de Janeiro City, the capital of bossa nova and samba, and moved to the United States in 1993 where they continue to have a very busy performing schedule. They have become highly recognized in the Brazilian, Spanish and American communities and have won many awards, Rose as the best Brazilian singer and Ramatis as the best Brazilian producer and musician. Ramatis is a guitar and bass player, songwriter, musical producer, arranger and sound engineer. Rose is a singer, songwriter that also plays percussion.

Rose Max

Rose is the great-grand daughter of the conductor Cupertino de Menezes and granddaughter of the guitar player Manuel de Menezes, both legends of the early Brazilian music. She started singing professionally in the musically wealthy nightclub scene of Rio de Janeiro. Rose Max won 7 times the International Brazilian Press Award for the “Best Female Brazilian Singer Residing and Performing in the USA”. Miami’s New Times Newspaper elected Rose Max the “Best Female Vocalist” and “The Best Lounge Act” She has recorded five CDs: Rose Max Brazilian Jazz, Atlântico, Fresh (with Ramatis). The Singers of Brazil by Rose Max and Bossa Nova Sinfónico with the National Symphonic Orchestra of Costa Rica, that was nominated for the Grammys. Rose has performed at several Jazz Festivals in the U.S and worldwide.

Ramatis Moraes

Ramatis began classical guitar studies at the age of seven. At the age of twelve he began performing professionally at local bars and nightclubs. Pretty soon, he found himself backing up the biggest names in Brazilian Popular Music (MPB), including Roberto Menescal, Johny Alf, Peri Ribeiro, Maria Creuza, Claudia Telles, Elizete Cardoso, João Nogueira, Roberto Ribeiro, Jovelina Pérola Negra, João de Aquino, Marcus Moura, Moreira da Silva, Golden Boys, Tim Maia and many others. Ramatis is considered one of today’s biggest Bossa Nova guitarist in the U.S and has been living in Miami Beach for the past 27 years, playing Brazilian Jazz, and Bossa-Nova at the most prestigious local venues, jazz festivas in the U.S and worldwide. Rose Max and Ramatis Moraes take their audience on a trip to the beaches, mountains, streets and bars of Rio de Janeiro without leaving the room with their music. A magical and musical experience with the beautiful voice of Rose and the genuine Brazilian acoustic guitar of Ramatis Moraes!

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JAZZMIA NIGHTS - Rose Max & Ramatis
Nov
2

JAZZMIA NIGHTS - Rose Max & Ramatis

JAZZMIA Nights - Rose Max & Ramatis

Doors: 7:00pm

Show: 7:30pm

Jam Session: 8:30pm

Location: Westchester Culture Arts Center

7930 SW 40th St, Miami, FL 33155

General Admission is $30. Free Entry for Students & Jam Session Participants!

Personnel

Rose Max

Ramatis Moraes

About the Artist

Rose Max & Ramatis Moraes

They were born and raised in Rio de Janeiro City, the capital of bossa nova and samba, and moved to the United States in 1993 where they continue to have a very busy performing schedule. They have become highly recognized in the Brazilian, Spanish and American communities and have won many awards, Rose as the best Brazilian singer and Ramatis as the best Brazilian producer and musician. Ramatis is a guitar and bass player, songwriter, musical producer, arranger and sound engineer. Rose is a singer-songwriter who also plays percussion.

Rose Max

Rose is the great-grand daughter of the conductor Cupertino de Menezes and granddaughter of the guitar player Manuel de Menezes, both legends of the early Brazilian music. She started singing professionally in the musically wealthy nightclub scene of Rio de Janeiro. Rose Max won 7 times the International Brazilian Press Award for the “Best Female Brazilian Singer Residing and Performing in the USA”. Miami’s New Times Newspaper elected Rose Max the “Best Female Vocalist” and “The Best Lounge Act” She has recorded five CDs: Rose Max Brazilian Jazz, Atlântico, Fresh (with Ramatis). The Singers of Brazil by Rose Max and Bossa Nova Sinfónico with the National Symphonic Orchestra of Costa Rica, that was nominated for the Grammys. Rose has performed at several Jazz Festivals in the U.S and worldwide.


Ramatis Moraes

Ramatis began classical guitar studies at the age of seven. At the age of twelve he began performing professionally at local bars and nightclubs. Pretty soon, he found himself backing up the biggest names in Brazilian Popular Music (MPB), including Roberto Menescal, Johny Alf, Peri Ribeiro, Maria Creuza, Claudia Telles, Elizete Cardoso, João Nogueira, Roberto Ribeiro, Jovelina Pérola Negra, João de Aquino, Marcus Moura, Moreira da Silva, Golden Boys, Tim Maia and many others. Ramatis is considered one of today’s biggest Bossa Nova guitarist in the U.S and has been living in Miami Beach for the past 27 years, playing Brazilian Jazz, and Bossa-Nova at the most prestigious local venues, jazz festivas in the U.S and worldwide. Rose Max and Ramatis Moraes take their audience on a trip to the beaches, mountains, streets and bars of Rio de Janeiro without leaving the room with their music. A magical and musical experience with the beautiful voice of Rose and the genuine Brazilian acoustic guitar of Ramatis Moraes.

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JAZZMIA NIGHTS - Lindsey Blair
Oct
19

JAZZMIA NIGHTS - Lindsey Blair

JAZZMIA Nights - Guitar Summit

Doors: 7:00pm

Show: 7:30pm

Jam Session: 8:30pm

Location: Westchester Culture Arts Center

7930 SW 40th St, Miami, FL 33155

General Admission is $30. Free Entry for Students & Jam Session Participants!

The event will feature the best jazz guitar players in the south Florida area. Each guitarist will be doing what will showcase their individual style and personal approach is in the jazz idiom. 

Personnel

Aaron Lebos

Camilo  Velandia

Greg Diamond

Fernando Ulibari

Phil fest

Ramatis

Martin Hand

Eddie Balzoa

Randy Bernsen

Neil Bacher

Richard Padron

Edgar De La Torre

Jeff Taylor

Kelly Dow 

About the Artist

Lindsey is an eclectic guitarist who draws from a wide variety of influences but has the ability to play each style he draws from authentically as if it’s the only style he knows how to play, or combine these influences to create a tasty musical gumbo. The variety of artists he has worked with show the versatility and include Gloria Estefan, Word of Mouth big band, 2 Live Crew, Maynard Ferguson, Ronnie Milsap, Phil Collins Little Dreamers foundation house band, MJ the Musical and many more. He also has extensive experience working on live TV and on film soundtracks. He also spent many years as an educator and former students of Lindsey have worked with Madonna, Shakira, Aretha Franklin, Jeff Beck and Dr Lonnie Smith to name a few. 

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JAZZMIA NIGHTS - Ashley Pezzotti
Oct
5

JAZZMIA NIGHTS - Ashley Pezzotti

JAZZMIA Nights - Ashley Pezzotti

Doors: 7:00pm

Show: 7:30pm

Jam Session: 8:30pm

Location: Westchester Culture Arts Center

7930 SW 40th St, Miami, FL 33155

General Admission is $30. Free Entry for Students & Jam Session Participants!

Personnel

Matt Wigler 

Jamie Ousley

Lucas Apostoleris 

About the Artist

Ashley Pezzotti is a rising star in the New York jazz scene, blending the elegance, rhythmic sophistication, and infectious joy of the great jazz vocalists who came before her. Just in her 20s, Pezzotti has already made her mark, touring and recording with jazz legends like Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO), and icons such as Arturo Sandoval, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and piano prodigy Joey Alexander.

Born to Dominican roots, Ashley crafts original compositions in both English and Spanish, weaving a timeless blend of melodies that echo the classic jazz standards she so effortlessly interprets. Her silky smooth, rich voice and impressive artistry have also taken her to prestigious venues around the world, further solidifying her reputation as an international force in jazz. 

Her unique vocal mastery has earned rave reviews, with JLCO trumpeter and arranger Marcus Printup calling her a “singer’s singer” who not only delivers classic standards and original work with ease but also effortlessly holds her own in the world of scat singing, rivaling the skills of any horn player. With a stage presence that captivates and a voice that commands attention, Ashley brings fresh, compelling interpretations to both timeless tunes and hidden gems.

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