- Annette A. Aguilar & Stringbeans
- Charles Moore Percussion Ensemble
- Féraba; African Music and Percussion
- Harlem Blues & Jazz Band
- Heritage O.P.
- Kevin Nathaniel
- Naomi Miller
- Orlando Marin Ensemble
- Percy Brice
- Sarah McLawler & Les Femmes Jazz
- Senor Lucky Blues Band
- Sonido Costeno
- Tom Smith Ensemble & Big Band
- Tony Terrell Caribbean Jazz Quartet
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May Events
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May.03.08
World Beat: African Dance and Drums – Workshop with Irene Koloseus at Bay Ridge Public Library...
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World Beat – Performance by Sonido Costeño at Bronx Library Center...
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Rhythm Journeys: Masters of Jazz and World Music – Performance by Capulli Mexican Dancers at Bronx Library Center ...
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Tap and Jazz Masters Series– Performance by Tony Terrell Caribbean Jazz Quartet at JASA Van Courtland Senior Center ...
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June.3.08
The Harlem Blues & Jazz Band at Marine Park, Brooklyn ...
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World Beat: African Dance and Drums performance by Féraba at Brooklyn Heights Public Library
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World Beat Series performance with Russian circus duet The Burdetsky Family Circus with their Dancing Dogs at Stone Avenue Library ...
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Rhythm Journeys: Masters of Jazz and World Music – Performance by The Harlem Blues & Jazz Band as part of Downtown Brooklyn Partnership at the Greenmarket on the lawn of Fort Greene Park ...
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Performace by Ray Musiker as part of the Eldridge Street Project’s Jewish and Chinese folk-arts festival, EGG ROLLS AND EGG CREAMS at Eldridge Street Synagogue ...
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Rhythm Journeys: Masters of Jazz and World Music – Performance by Sarah McLawler & Les Femmes Jazz at The Harlem Meer
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Circuit Productions Inc. (CPI) is supported, in part, with public funds from New York State Council on the Arts and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
Rhythm Journeys: Masters of Jazz and World Music, was made possible with funds provided by The New York State Music Fund, established by the New York State Attorney General at Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, provided additional support to Circuit Productions, Inc.
News and Press
Free concerts feature Vocalist / Hammond Organist, Sarah McLawler at Brooklyn Heights Library, February 23, 2008
Brooklyn, NY Jan 2008
Excerpt: "Circuit Productions, Inc., the recipient of the New York State Music Fund grant (“Music Fund”), announced today that Winter 2008 programs will feature the work of Sarah McLawler, one of three commissioned composers for RHYTHM JOURNEYS: MASTERS OF JAZZ AND WORLD MUSIC. The project is a series of free and low-cost concerts showcasing jazz and world music throughout New York City and State in collaboration with local cultural and educational institutions."
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Winter 2008 programs will feature the work of three featured music ensembles and two commissioned composers for RHYTHM JOURNEYS: MASTERS OF JAZZ AND WORLD MUSIC.
Brooklyn, NY Jan 2008
Excerpt: "Circuit Productions, through its community outreach series, RHYTHM JOURNEYS, continues to provide new music and live performances presenting senior and emerging artists in a range of culturally relevant music programming aimed primarily at youth and family audiences in culturally under-served communities state-wide...The artists include the Harlem Blues and Jazz Trio, vocalist and Hammond organist, Sarah McLawler and percussionist Andy Algire with Irene Koloseus’s Feraba: African Rhythm Tap Company.
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Fall Programs Featuring Three Composers and Their Music Commissions with a Grant from the New York State Music Fund
Brooklyn, NY Oct 2007
Excerpt: "Circuit Productions, Inc., the recipient of New York State Music
Fund grant, announced today that Fall programs will feature the work of three commissioned composers for RHYTHM JOURNEYS: MASTERS OF JAZZ AND WORLD MUSIC. The project is a series of free and low-cost concerts showcasing jazz and world music throughout New York City and State in collaboration with local cultural and educational institutions."
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Special Programs
Arts-in-Education (AIE) Program
Circuit Productions can foster collaborations between schools and some of New York City's most engaging arts professionals, as well as train educators to work more effectively with existing school artist-in-residencies. Our program offerings include: Lectures and Workshops, Assembly Programs, Artist Residencies and Staff Development.
Email or call us at 718-638-4878 to explore the different ways American art forms can be integrated with your History, Arts or Language programs.
Ongoing Exhibitions: Cookie's Harlem
Cookie's Harlem - A Tap Dancer's World, is a collection from the legendary tap stylist Charlie "Cookie" Cook. The exhibit preserves a vibrant moment in the history of jazz and lends itself to adaptation to specific sites.
Download an article about the exhibit published from the magazine "On Tap".
Contact us for bookings and more information about the exhibit.