Jazz at the Chapel embraces tradition and improvisation
Jazz at the Chapel brings some of the genres’ most talented players to the stage at this visually and acoustically spectacular space. Great jazz is usually the stuff of late-night clubs and grand concert halls, but at the Chapel Restoration you can experience all types of jazz in a historic building set on a bluff overlooking the Hudson. We encourage you to come as you are, enjoy the music, and socialize with musicians and fellow jazz fans over wine and cheese. Our past performers include such luminaries as trumpeter Jon-Erik Kellso, genius multi-instrumentalist Scott Robinson, stride pianist Dalton Ridenhour, and Garrison-born gypsy jazz guitarist, Sara L’Abriola and her quartet.
Upcoming Events
Past Events
Muffy Styler featuring Joe Cohn and Isaac Raz; Night Birds
Muffy Styler
Muffy Styler is a singer, vaudevillian, and musician from NYC who was born into a theater family. Her father, David Mitchell, was a Broadway set designer. Muffy grew up in NYC and after studying at The Experimental Theater Wing at NYC, she left for Europe to study classical voice.
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Jazz at the Chapel – 7 p.m.
The Rob Scheps Core-tet
Jazz at the Chapel – 7 p.m.
Nellie McKay
A sharp and thoughtful artist lurking beneath the surface of a sunny, playful chanteuse, Nellie McKay is a singer songwriter who plays piano and ukelele. Nellie’s performing style is largely informed by vintage jazz and vocal pop, with occasional dashes of indie rock and hip-hop. McKay’s songs are witty and stylish variations on the themes of the Great American Songbook (she’s been compared to Cole Porter more than once), but often feature pointed satirical observations on politics and society. (On her website, McKay states, “Nellie is an annoyingly vocal advocate for feminism, civil rights and other deeply felt progressive ideals.”)
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Jazz at the Chapel – 6 p.m.
Rod Williams Quartet
Detroit in the Hudson Valley
Rod Williams – Piano
Tani Tabbal – Drums
Gwen Laster – Violin
Damon Banks – Bass
Jazz at the Chapel – 7:30
Sheila Jordan and Cameron Brown
Sheila Jordan and Cameron Brown have been performing in the unique and intimate setting of the bass and voice duo for almost 25 years.
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Jazz at the Chapel – 7:30 p.m.
The Bryce Edwards Frivolity Hour
THE TOAST OF VARIOUS VARIETY SHOWS, OPEN MICS, PARK BENCHES AND STREET CORNERS, BRYCE EDWARDS IS A MUSICIAN AND CABARET ARTIST REVIVING TRADITIONAL JAZZ AND POPULAR MUSIC FROM THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY.
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Jazz at the Chapel – 7 p.m.
Rob Scheps
Back by popular demand! The Core-tet returns to the Chapel to Celebrate Rob Scheps new book: Thirty Original Compositions.
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