Jason Moran

Venue Change – Jason Moran Concert – 14 July

Please note that the Jason Moran concert, scheduled for 14 July, will now take place in the Small Auditorium, instead of the Main Auditorium as originally announced.

This change reflects an adjustment to the production and staging requirements of the performance, ensuring a setting that is better suited to its artistic nature and the close audience experience intended for this concert.

The date and time of the performance remain unchanged.

Ticket holders will receive replacement tickets for the Small Auditorium through the same booking channel used for their original purchase. Should you require any further information, please contact the CCB Box Office through the usual channels or Incubadora d’Artes (the concert promoter) at geral@incubadoradartes.com.

Thank you for your understanding. We look forward to welcoming you to the Small Auditorium for an even more intimate and engaging musical experience.

Jason Moran is a major figure in contemporary jazz, internationally recognized as a pianist, composer, and advocate for the art form. Trained at the Manhattan School of Music under Jaki Byard, Andrew Hill, and Muhal Richard Abrams, he developed a distinctive voice rooted in jazz tradition and innovation. His 18-year collaboration with Blue Note Records resulted in nine albums widely praised by international critics.

In addition to his solo and ensemble work, Moran has composed music for Ava DuVernay’s films Selma and 13th, as well as for the stage adaptation of Ta-Nehisi Coates’s Between the World and Me. Currently serving as Artistic Director for Jazz at the Kennedy Center, he is also an educator and curator, while remaining a compelling and dynamic presence on stage.

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«Moran is demonstrating a continuum in Black music and Black history, an ‘ongoing community narrative,’ to borrow a phrase — and, by extension, American history.» THE ARTS FUSE

«In a word: splendid.» THE ARTS FUSE