Jazz concerts for libraries and communities.
Music your audience will remember.
Four-part vocal harmony, swing, and jazz standards bring variety to a seated concert. Jazz Spectrum has performed for library audiences, including Rolling Meadows Library and Fremont Library.
Browse our repertoire and performance videos, then share your date, room, and program goals. We’ll discuss the ensemble and music before preparing a proposal.
Discuss Your ConcertStart with the sound you want.
For four-part vocals with a rhythm section, explore our seven-performer ensemble. The full ten-piece band adds two saxophones and trumpet.
For an instrumental program, ask about piano, bass, and drums. The final lineup depends on the program and venue.
Compare ensemblesFrom a library concert host.
Your concert was all it promised to be and more! It was entertaining, nostalgic, and fun for the audience and as we could see, fun for the performers as well.
Tell us about your program.
Audience & repertoire
Share the type of program, audience interests, and any theme. Explore our vocal, instrumental, and holiday selections.
Room & production
Send the performance-area dimensions, seating layout, available sound equipment, power information, and loading access. We’ll confirm requirements for the selected ensemble.
Date & schedule
Include the date, proposed performance length, setup window, and budget. Set lengths, breaks, sound responsibilities, and fees are confirmed in the proposal.
Hear the group before you book.
Watch our performances and meet the musicians behind the sound.
Watch Performances