Jazz on the Move: The Life and Music of Billy Strayhorn

[@martinosullivan5169]

This is a great performance on every level. Congrats to all involved and thanks for making it accessible to the public!

[@michelerichards233]

Thank you so much! I live in Pittsburgh now and every day I have to stop myself from walking into the Strayhorn theater and singing this tune to his spirit. It's anoiinted.

[@fabianvanderknaap2102]

Thanks for making this! It was my history teacher (Walter vd Leur, who you mentioned wrote a book on Strayhorn) who made me conscious of the depth of Billy Strayhorn as a character and musician. I'm now reading David Hajdu's book on him and I want to learn more about this crazy and beautiful guy whose mother called him Billy hahaha!

[@Annc212]

“Something to Live For”. Wow thx all involved for all of this! And Leslie Bonnell for sharing it w our vocalists in Austin Tx at Austin Shakespeare!

[@DavidmarcM]

Great peformance, and great singer!!!

[@Nashvillejazz]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@Paul71H]

This is a wonderful performance with a stellar line-up of musicians! For me, no performance of "Lush Life" will ever touch the John Coltrane / Johnny Hartman version, but this one comes a lot closer than I thought possible. Thank you very much for posting this video.

[@clivelange7879]

wonderful...love it

[@Nashvillejazz]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@dancelli714]

This dvd should be for sale. In the price would also be the donation.

[@leslieelizabeth219]

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[@jiyujizai]

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