Come on a music journey spanning three decades of Bebop to Hard bop with Tim Horner. Tim has shared the stages of so many of New York’s major venues such as The Village Vanguard, Birdland, The Blue Note, Lincoln Center, Dizzy’s Coca Cola. He was worked alongside artists such as Hank Jones, Clifford Jordan, Pepper Adams, Joe Locke, Randy Brecker, Vic Juris, The Village Vanguard Orchestra, The Maria Schneider Jazz Orchestra, Frank Kimbrough, Roseanna Vitro, Ann Hampton Calloway, Mark Murphy, Joe Williams, Dick Oatts, Red Rodney, Mark Sherman, Ted Rosenthal, Bill Cunliffe and Rufus Reid.
In this span of 41 years he has also recorded over 250 recordings as a sideman and 3 of his own personal projects of original compositions. Since 2000, he has been a five time Jazz Ambassador for the US State Dept. concertizing and teaching in over 20 countries throughout the world.
Advanced level.
BEBOP TO HARD-BOP
Language: English, Italian
Every Monday at 6.15 pm (2 hours)
Date: Ongoing
Fee: $295 per 4 sessions, plus a one time $45.00 registration fee.
Trimester pay option: click here for to learn more about trimester and yearly enrollment for additional savings!
Faculty: Tim Horner
Every Monday at 8.15 pm (2 hours)
Date: Ongoing
Fee: $295 per 4 sessions, plus a one time $45.00 registration fee.
Trimester pay option: click here for to learn more about trimester and yearly enrollment for additional savings!
Faculty: Tim Horner
Location: New York Jazz Workshop
265 West 37th Street
on the 10th floor, Suite #1004
New York, NY 10018
(On the corner of 37th St and 8th Ave)
Discounts and Special Scholarship Opportunities for Students 26 and Younger
For students regularly enrolled in multiple workshops, we offer a 25% discount on each workshop after the first. If you are a student between 17 and 26 years old, you qualify to a 25% discount on any of our workshops. Please contact us for more information.
The Hardbop Workshop live at Smalls (NYC) getting in the zone with Trane.
December 13, 2015)
Watch the Hardbop Workshop perform “Mrs. Tucker” by workshop participant, Bob Montero, at Smalls Jazz Club on June 14, 2015