All The Things You Are - Interpreting Jerome Kern Tickets

All The Things You Are - Interpreting Jerome Kern brings together a focused celebration of the Great American Songbook, anchored by vibraphonist and drummer Chuck Redd. As a longtime leader and respected figure in jazz, Redd interprets Kern’s timeless melodies with clarity, swing, and thoughtful improvisation. This program forms a centerpiece of OFAM 2025 (Oregon Festival of American Music) at The Shedd Institute in Eugene, Oregon, spotlighting the artistry of Midwest-to-West Coast jazz history and the enduring appeal of Kern’s standards.

Event dates run August 6–14, 2025, with a standout performance on August 14 at 1:30 PM in Jaqua Concert Hall. Secure your seats to this intimate, educational, and entertaining experience—where legends like Kern meet modern interpretation under a masterful leader.

Whether you’re a longtime fan of Chuck Redd’s vibraphone work or discovering his nuanced approach to the Great American Songbook, this program promises refined musicianship, accessible storytelling through melody, and a respectful homage to Jerome Kern’s prolific catalog.

About Chuck Redd: A distinguished vibraphonist and drummer, Redd has led compelling sessions across many jazz contexts. His discography as a leader showcases a blend of swinging originals and imaginative standards, with notable releases including Groove City (2019, Dalphine Records) and The Common Thread (2011, Arbors Records). Redd’s accolades reflect a career built on consistency and creative leadership—Hot House Jazz Magazine named him Best Vibist in 2015 and 2016, and he has served as OFAM’s musical director (2019). Beyond single performances, Redd’s long tenure with the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra and honors from the LA Jazz Society and Roswell Jazz Festival highlight his regional and national impact.

Social links and official pages: ChuckRedd.com | The Shedd Institute artist page (bio) | SmallsLIVE profile | All About Jazz – Chuck Redd

Venue details: The Jaqua Concert Hall at The Shedd Institute in Eugene, Oregon provides a resonant, intimate setting ideal for interpretive jazz with a big-sounding vibe from a focused quartet/ensemble. Eugene sits along the Willamette River in the Pacific Northwest, making OFAM 2025 a central cultural event for jazz lovers in and around the Oregon coast and Cascades region.