The concert will feature beautiful works, soon to be classics in the string quartet repertoire by Chevalier St. George Joseph de Bologne, and Florence Price. In addition, two world premieres are featured, "A Prayer for Love" by Mark Lomax, and "The Clarity of Hope" by Ching-chu Hu will round out this unique program.
JUXTA 2022 is Black Odes: A Reclamation Suite featuring the world premiere of new musical compositions by Dr. Mark Lomax II & Scott Woods performed by The Urban Art Ensemble. The event features poetry by Scott Woods and visual art by Richard Duarte Brown.
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Owl’s Nest Park, 1984 Madison Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45206 United States
The Mark Lomax Trio will present Lomax’s composition, Blues in August with the Cincinnati Symphony String Quartet
The Mark Lomax Trio Plays tribute to Charles Mingus and shares some original music
Solo drum performance with live art making by Lance Johnson sponsored by Roy G Biv Gallery.
The Mark Lomax Quartet celebrate Charles Mingus and play Mingus originals and from the MLQ Songbook.
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, 50 E Freedom Way, Cincinnati, OH 45202
The Mark Lomax Quartet celebrates Juneteenth!
The Mark Lomax Trio Plays Mingus Live! CD Release
The MLQ presents music and lectures from 400: An Afrikan Epic, including a performance of the 400 Years Suite with the Alexander String Quartet.
The Trio will perform a program of new music including works by Charles Mingus for his centennial.
MLQ Plays work from 400: An Afrikan Epic
Lomax and company perform their recent collaboration with poet Scott Woods as part of the opening of visual artist Lance Johnson's Post No Ills exhibit.
The MLQ plays the 40 Years Suite with a faculty string quartet.
Lomax and Bayard present their #BlackLivesMatter at Kent State University
400: A Documentary features Dr. Mark Lomax, II and his ensemble in the premier of the 400 Years Suite as a culminating event of the 400: An Afrikan Epic release.
What is a city without a soul, and what must that city do to find its soul? Through, “In Search of A City (2021), composer, recording artist, drummer, activist, and educator Dr. Mark Lomax, II; saxophonist Edwin Bayard; bassist Dean Hulett; and poet Scott Woods embark on a live journey mixing jazz and poetry to uncover what a city could be.
This performance is part of the New Music at Short North Stage concert series underwritten by the Johnstone Fund for New Music.
Dr. Lomax holds court on the power of music, humanity, and building a better world through his public conversation and solo drum set performance.
Join Dr. Lomax for music and conversation about shifting the culture through the practice of a politics of humanity.
Join Dr. Lomax for music and conversation about shifting the culture through the practice of a politics of humanity.
Join Dr. Lomax for music and conversation about shifting the culture through the practice of a politics of humanity.
