Kahil El’Zabar is one of the iconic (J)azzman from Chicago. His Ethnic Heritage Ensemble creates

a stalwart of spiritual & afro-futuristic (J)azz w/ a significant contribution in the continuation of the

scene over the last four decades. Their driving compositions, simple themes that gain complexity

through repetition & improvisation. 

Dwight Trible combines the best of vocal virtuosity w/ musicianship & improvisational skills to the

delight of audiences & musicians alike. Dwight is the vocalist w/ the Pharaoh Sanders Quartet & is

the vocal director for the Horace Tapscott Pan Afrikan Peoples’ Arkestra. He uses his music to bring

people together, to bridge the gap between the races, & to heal the human heart. 

"One of the great vocalist of all time." -  O-!

This performance is part of a Celebration of Black Heritage Month. 

A journey in four parts: every Sat. in Feb.

@ the Ebony Repertory Theatre.