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Live music

Victor Lin

Mon, Sep 7, 12:30 PM

Bryant Park · Bryant Park, New York, New York

  • Live show
  • Jazz
  • Outdoor
  • Daytime

A five, six, seven, eight… <br><br>Come on down and swing along to the best ragtime, stride, and jazz the Big Apple has to offer. With special performances on select Thursdays and sprinkled spontaneously throughout the season. <br /><br />Find Piano in Bryant Park on the Upper Terrace at the base of the William Cullen Bryant statue behind the New York Public Library. <br /><br />Victor Lin <br>Kenny Barron Trained, Columbia Instructor <br /><br />“One of the foremost keepers of the flame in jazz today.” - Jack Kleinsinger, Highlights In Jazz <br /><br />A former student of jazz legend Kenny Barron, Dr. Victor Lin is happy to have been a part of the Piano in Bryant Park series since it began in 2004. As both a pianist and a violinist, Victor has performed at venues throughout NYC such as The Blue Note, Flushing Town Hall, The Asia Society, and The Knickerbocker. Victor is currently an instructor at Columbia University and the director of the jazz department at The Calhoun School on the upper west side of Manhattan, where he has taught for the last 15 years. With a doctorate in music education from Teachers College and a master’s degree in jazz studies from Rutgers, Victor is a passionate believer in the power of music performance and education to impact and influence society in a positive manner.

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