ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA, April 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Adelaide Symphony Orchestra (ASO) will pay tribute to Miles Davis with two performances in the South Australia capital in May 2011.
One of the most influential musicians of the 20th century, Davis was at the forefront of many major developments in jazz, including bebop, hard bop and jazz fusion.
His ensembles also helped to launch the careers of many other well-known artists such as JJ Johnson, Kai Winding and Gerry Mulligan.
Davis's career spanned 50 years, during which he released seminal albums like First Miles, Kind of Blue and Someday My Prince Will Come.
Acclaimed Australian trumpeter James Morrison will perform with the ASO at the concerts, which take place at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre (AEC) on May 13th and 14th.
James Muller and Phillip Stack will play guitar and bass respectively, while Joe Muccioli has been lined up to conduct.
Both shows are scheduled to get underway at 20:00 local time.
Ticket prices start at AU$54.90 for adults, AU$49.90 for concessions and AU$20 for children.
The venue is located on the corner of Port Road and Adam Street. Tram rides from the city centre to the AEC are free.
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The orchestra will take the stage with James Morrison at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
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