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SUMMARY:Harry Connick\, Jr. and his Band — Time To Play!
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DESCRIPTION:Harry Connick\, Jr.’s career has exemplified excellence acros
 s\nmultiple platforms in the entertainment world over the past three\ndeca
 des. He has received Grammy and Emmy awards as well as Tony\nnominations f
 or his live and recorded musical performances\, his\nachievements in film 
 and television and his appearances on Broadway as\nboth an actor and a com
 poser. Connick continues to establish himself\nas a best-selling musician\
 , singer\, composer\, and a legendary live\nperformer with millions of rec
 ordings sold around the world.  The\nfoundation of Connick’s art is the
  music of his native New Orleans\,\nwhere he began performing as a pianist
  and vocalist at the age of\nfive.  Connick has appeared in 20 feature fi
 lms with actors such as\nSandra Bullock\, Hilary Swank\, Renée Zellweger\
 , Sigourney Weaver\, and\nMorgan Freeman.  His work on television include
 s starring roles on\nWill and Grace\, South Pacific and American Idol.  H
 e recently hosted\nthe CBS Special UNITED WE SING: A GRAMMY® TRIBUTE TO 
 THE UNSUNG\nHEROES\, honoring essential workers in the pandemic.  In 2016
 \, he\nlaunched Harry\, a national daytime television show\, which earned
  11\nDaytime Emmy nominations\, including nominations for best host\, and 
 a\nCritics’ Choice nomination for best talk show.  On Broadway\,\nConni
 ck received Tony nominations as both a lead actor in The Pajama\nGame an
 d as a composer/lyricist for Thou Shalt Not.  He last\nperformed on Broa
 dway in December of 2019 in a show he wrote and\ndirected:  Harry Connic
 k\, Jr.- A Celebration of Cole Porter.  In\n2020 as the country entered 
 the pandemic lockdown\, he retreated to his\nhome studio and emerged with 
 an album of songs of faith and\ninspiration.  ALONE WITH MY FAITH\, relea
 sed on March 19\, displays\nthe sheer breadth of Connick’s talents as
  he wrote new songs\,\narranged all songs\, played every instrument\, an
 d sang every voice.\nDespite his busy career\, Connick has always found th
 e time to be\ncharitable and has done some of his most important work in h
 is efforts\nto help New Orleans after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina
 . He\,\nalong with friend Branford Marsalis\, conceived of\n“Musicians
 ’ Village\,” and its centerpiece the Ellis Marsalis\nCenter.  Music
 ians’ Village provides homes for Katrina-displaced\nmusicians while the
  Center uses music as its focal point of a holistic\nstrategy to deliver a
  broad range of services to underserved children\,\nyouth and musicians fr
 om neighborhoods battling poverty and social\ninjustice.  Connick’s hon
 ors\, including a star on the celebrated\nHollywood Walk of Fame as part o
 f the 2019 class of Honorees\,\ninduction into the Hollywood Bowl Hall of 
 Fame\, Honorary Doctorates\nfrom Tulane and Loyola Universities and the Je
 fferson Award for Public\nService\, have not led Harry Connick\, Jr. to sl
 ow his creative pace\;\nthey only confirm his determination to apply his t
 alents in ways that\nprove inspirational to other artists and publicly spi
 rited citizens.\nVenue: Freeman Arts Pavilion. Presenter: Joshua M. Freema
 n Foundation.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Harry Connick\, Jr.’s career has exemplified
  excellence across multiple platforms in the entertainment world over the 
 past three decades. He has received Grammy and Emmy awards as well as Tony
  nominations for his live and recorded musical performances\, his achievem
 ents in film and television and his appearances on Broadway as both an act
 or and a composer. Connick continues to establish himself as a best-sellin
 g musician\, singer\, composer\, and a legendary live performer with milli
 ons of recordings sold around the world.  The foundation of Connick’s a
 rt is the music of his native New Orleans\, where he began performing as a
  pianist and vocalist at the age of five.  Connick has appeared in 20 fea
 ture films with actors such as Sandra Bullock\, Hilary Swank\, Renée Zell
 weger\, Sigourney Weaver\, and Morgan Freeman.  His work on television in
 cludes starring roles on Will and Grace\, South Pacific and American Idol.
   He recently hosted the CBS Special UNITED WE SING: A GRAMMY® TRIBUTE 
 TO THE UNSUNG HEROES\, honoring essential workers in the pandemic.  In 20
 16\, he launched Harry\, a national daytime television show\, which earne
 d 11 Daytime Emmy nominations\, including nominations for best host\, and 
 a Critics’ Choice nomination for best talk show.  On Broadway\, Connick
  received Tony nominations as both a lead actor in The Pajama Game and a
 s a composer/lyricist for Thou Shalt Not.  He last performed on Broadway
  in December of 2019 in a show he wrote and directed:  Harry Connick\, J
 r.- A Celebration of Cole Porter.  In 2020 as the country entered the pa
 ndemic lockdown\, he retreated to his home studio and emerged with an albu
 m of songs of faith and inspiration.  ALONE WITH MY FAITH\, released on 
 March 19\, displays the sheer breadth of Connick’s talents as he wrot
 e new songs\, arranged all songs\, played every instrument\, and sang ever
 y voice. Despite his busy career\, Connick has always found the time to be
  charitable and has done some of his most important work in his efforts to
  help New Orleans after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. He\, along w
 ith friend Branford Marsalis\, conceived of “Musicians’ Village\,” 
 and its centerpiece the Ellis Marsalis Center.  Musicians’ Village pr
 ovides homes for Katrina-displaced musicians while the Center uses music a
 s its focal point of a holistic strategy to deliver a broad range of servi
 ces to underserved children\, youth and musicians from neighborhoods battl
 ing poverty and social injustice.  Connick’s honors\, including a star 
 on the celebrated Hollywood Walk of Fame as part of the 2019 class of Hono
 rees\, induction into the Hollywood Bowl Hall of Fame\, Honorary Doctorate
 s from Tulane and Loyola Universities and the Jefferson Award for Public S
 ervice\, have not led Harry Connick\, Jr. to slow his creative pace\; they
  only confirm his determination to apply his talents in ways that prove in
 spirational to other artists and publicly spirited citizens. Venue: Freema
 n Arts Pavilion. Presenter: Joshua M. Freeman Foundation.
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