Wynton Marsalis with Seattle Symphony and Chick Corea

Wynton Marsalis, born in New Orleans, is a renowned trumpeter, bandleader, and jazz advocate. As Artistic Director of Jazz at Lincoln Center, he's known for his work with The Jazz Messengers and his role in rekindling global jazz interest. Marsalis has performed over 5,000 concerts globally and earned accolades, including being dubbed the "Pied Piper" of jazz.

The Seattle Symphony, founded in 1903, is an internationally acclaimed classical orchestra based in Seattle. Known for its inventive programming, commitment to new music, and extensive recording history with over 150 albums, the Symphony has garnered five Grammy Awards, two Emmy Awards, and was named Gramophone's 2018 Orchestra of the Year. It is recognized for diverse collaborations and its vital role in the Pacific Northwest cultural scene.

Chick Corea, born in Chelsea, Massachusetts, was a legendary American jazz pianist, composer, and bandleader. A pioneer of jazz fusion and Latin jazz, he was celebrated for his innovative style and prolific output. His iconic works include "Spain" and "La Fiesta." A 27-time Grammy winner and NEA Jazz Master, he collaborated with greats like Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock, leaving an indelible mark on music.