March 29, 2007
Be among the first to hear a new classical work by Eugene Marlow entitled, “Chansons Pour Une Poetesse” (Songs for a Poetess)—a duet for flute and alto flute to be performed by flautist Mary Barto and another artist TBA—at the New York Composer Circle’s (NYCC) first recorded reading session of its current season on March 29. The recorded reading will be held from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. at Frank & Camille's Fine Pianos, 29 West 57th Street, Second Floor, New York City. Visitors are welcome to attend the Recorded Readings. Note: Due to limited seating, visitors will be seated on a first-come, first-served basis.

March 03, 2007
The Eugene Marlow Heritage Ensemble performed for an enthusiastic audience at the Conservative Synagogue of Fifth Avenue during their Purim celebration. To learn more about The Eugene Marlow Heritage Ensemble, click here..

February 27, 2006
Eugene Marlow, Ph.D., will participate in a panel discussion on World Jazz hosted by the Jazz Journalists Association. The seminar will take place at 6:00pm at The New School, 55 West 13th Street, 5th Floor Performance Space, New York, NY10011. This event is FREE and open to the public.

January 12, 2007
Eugene Marlow, Ph.D., presented research-to-date on his “Jazz In China Project” (©2006) at the 34th Annual Conference of the International Association for Jazz Education (IAJE) held in New York City. Those at the well-attended presentation heard Dr. Marlow talk about the central theme of his research--the evolution of jazz in China parallels the social, political, and economic evolution of China in the 20th century and going into the 21st century. For information on the Jazz in China Project ©2006, click here.

December 08, 2006
Eugene Marlow will be among eight composers presenting their original chamber music works at The New York Composers Circle (NYCC) concert to be held at Baruch College’s Engelman Recital Hall that "New York Times" writer Anthony Tommasini has called “. . .an ideally intimate hall. . .’ and ‘. . .a perfect hall for chamber music.” Performance is at 8:00 p.m., Engelman Recital Hall, Baruch College (City University of New York) 55 Lexington Avenue, NYC (between 24th and 25th Streets). Tickets: $15 suggested donation, payable at the door. Note: Eugene Marlow is Director, Media Relations and immediate past Treasurer of the New York Composers Circle. For more information about the New York Composers Circle, click here. For more information about this concert, click here. For directions to Engleman Recital Hall, click here.

December 06, 2006
The Milt Hinton Jazz Perspectives Concert Series at Baruch College (The City University of New York), of which Eugene Marlow is co-chair, will present the electrically-charged, Manhattan School of Music Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra. Led by “Percussionist of the Year,” (DRUM! Magazine 2005) recording artist and performer Bobby Sanabria, they will bring their dynamic clavé to Engelman Recital Hall at Baruch College, 55 Lexington Avenue, NYC (between 24th and 25th Streets). Performance is at 6:00 p.m. The event is Free. (Free tickets to this event must be picked up in advance at the Baruch Performing Arts Center Box Office on the Vertical Campus ground floor at 55 Lexington Avenue). For more information about this concert click here. For directions to Engleman Recital Hall, click here. For more information about Bobby Sanabria, click here.

December 04, 2006
Enjoy the traditional sounds of Jewish music with an updated twist as Eugene Marlow's Heritage Ensemble performs its repertoire from “Making the Music Our Own" — a collection of Hebraic liturgical and folksong melodies recast in various jazz styles arranged by Eugene Marlow. At the Riverdale Y’s Jewish Festival of the Arts celebration. Performance is at 8:00 p.m. Tickets: $10 (General Admission). Tickets can be purchased on line by clicking here or at the door. Riverdale Y: 5625 Arlington Avenue (off 256th Street), Riverdale, NY. To learn more about Eugene Marlow’s Heritage Ensemble click here.

October 20, 2006
Eugene Marlow’s original Afro-Cuban jazz work “El Aché de Sanabria en Moderación” was premiered twice in October. Fans reveled in the electrically-charged performance by the Bobby Sanabria Big Band on October 20th at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center. On October 30th the Manhattan School of Music Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra performed its own roof-raising rendition of the piece. Both groups were led by Afro-Cuban jazz master Bobby Sanabria.

October 04, 2006
SOLD OUT: Eugene Marlow's first classical CD, "Les Sentiments D'Amour" (Feelings of Love)--20 chansons for solo piano--was performed in its entirety by Lebanese-born, virtuoso solo pianist Nada Loutfi on October 4, 2006 at Steinway Hall, 109 West 57th Street. The one-hour concert began at 6 p.m. A reception followed the concert.

April 18, 2006
The George Gee Big Band performed Eugene Marlow's "Let There Be Swing" at Swing 46 April 18, 2006. Swing 46 is located on West 46th Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues in Manhattan (New York City).

March 10, 2006
Virtuoso solo pianist Nada Loutfi performed several compositions from Eugene Marlow's forthcoming CD "Les Sentiments D'Amour" (June 2006) at The Pen and Brush, 16 West 10th Street, starting at 7 p.m. Ms. Loutfi also performed works by Mozart.

February 16, 2006
The Manhattan School of Music (MSM) 19-piece Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra (under the direction of "Drummer of the Year/2005" Bobby Sanabria) premiered Eugene Marlow's quasi bossa/cha-cha big band piece "Resolution" on February 16, 2006. The premiere performance in front of a packed house took place in MSM's Borden Auditorium, 122nd Street, west of Broadway.

January 12, 2006
Gene Marlow was interviewed by WBGO on-air host Rhonda Hamilton at the recent International Association for Jazz Education Conference in New York City. Marlow talked about his early musical roots in England. Ms. Hamilton capped off the interview by playing "Taylored for Billy," a cut from Gene's latest CD, "A Summer Afternoon With You." (see Buy CDs).

January 10, 2006
The BMI Jazz Composers Workshop Big Band, under the direction of Jim McNeely, read through Gene Marlow's latest piece for big band--"Curiouser & Curiouser"--on January 10, 2006 at the Musicians' Union (48th Street, between 8th and 9th Avenues). This six-minute work features an improvised interplay between the electric guitar and the first tenor.

December 17, 2005
Virtuoso classical pianist Nada Loutfi performed several pieces from Eugene Marlow's solo piano collection "Les Sentiments D'Amour" at a concert hosted by the New Music Collective on December 17, 2005, at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music located at 58 Seventh Avenue (corner of Lincoln Place) in Brooklyn. Ms. Loutfi recorded all 20 pieces in the collection on December 19 at One Soul Studios in Manhattan, New York City. The CD will be released in Spring 2006.

October 25, 2005
The BMI Jazz Composers' Workshop Big Band played Gene Marlow's latest chart for big band--"Movin' On." The reading took place at the Musicians' Union on West 48th Street in Manhattan. This is Marlow's 17th chart for jazz big band.

September 27, 2005
Eugene Marlow announced today the release of his inaugural CD "A Summer Afternoon With You," a 10-cut set of original jazz compositions performed by a stellar group of first-rate New York jazz musicians led by pianist/composer Michael Abene. See BuyCDs for details.

August 07, 2005
Eugene Marlow gave a talk on his research to date on "Jazz in China" at the 7th Annual Aspen Composers' Conference that took place on August 8, 2005 at the Given Institute in Aspen, Colorado. Marlow is planning a second trip to China (Beijing/Shanghai) in July 2006. Gene Marlow received a grant from the Professional Staff Congress of the City University of New York Research Foundation in Spring 2005 to travel to Beijing and Shanghai,China, to interview Chinese jazz musicians there. This material will be used as a major section in a prospective book on Jazz in China. Dr. Marlow first visited China in the Spring of 2000 when he lectured at the University of Shanghai School of Film and Television.

June 27, 2005
The BMI Jazz Composers Workshop Big Band performed Gene Marlow's latest chart for big band--Resolution, a Latin-feel piece with solos for tenor and trumpet--on June 28, 2005. Famed composer Jim McNeely conducted the score. The performance took place at the Musicians' Union in New York City.

March 10, 2005
The Andy LaVerne Piano-Organ Trio performed its arrangement of "Gentle Breeze," a Gene Marlow jazz original, at a Milt Hinton Jazz Perspectives concert, at Engelman Recital Hall, Baruch College, on March 10, 2005. The concert was free and open to the public. Baruch College is located at 55 Lexington Avenue in New York City. The Andy LaVerne Piano-Organ Trio consists of Andy LaVerne (piano), Gary Versace (organ), and Danny Gottlieb (drums).

March 04, 2005
March 5, 2005, Lebanese-born virtuoso solo pianist Nada Loutfi premiered "Prime Rougir," one of 20 pieces from Eugene Marlow’s forthcoming CD “Les Sentiments D’Amour.” Ms. Loutfi also performed works by Bach, Schubert and Dutilleux. The performance took place at the Pen & Brush, 16 West 10th Street. Ms. Loutfi will record all 20 pieces in the collection in December 2005. Ms. Loutfi describes them as “. . .romantic pieces in the French chanson tradition.”

February 09, 2005
Eugene Marlow's four movement duet for violin and piano--"Aspects D'Amour"--was performed by Yuri Vodovoz (violin) and Nancy Garniez (piano), both members of Alaria, on February 10, 2005, at CAMI Hall, (New York City). This performance was part of a concert organized by the New York Composers Circle.

December 14, 2004
The Jazz Journalists Association (JJA), of which Gene Marlow is a member, published Marlow's review of William Minor’s newest work entitled Jazz Journeys to Japan, The Heart Within. The review appears in the JJA’s December 2004 journal.

December 13, 2004
The BMI Jazz Composers Workshop Big Band performed Gene Marlow’s newest piece for big band—"La Femme Dans Une Lumiere D'Or"—on December 14, 2004. This nine-minute chart is Marlow’s 16th composition for big band. It alternates between soft rock and rhumba-ish rhythms with solos for piano, soprano saxophone, and drums.

November 03, 2004
Gene Marlow's The Heritage Ensemble opened the festivities of the City of Hope charity event on November 4, 2004 at Capitale in downtown New York. Chanteuse Susan Peirez was featured with the group. Over 300 people attended the black tie event.

September 25, 2004
Lebanese-born virtuoso pianist Nada performed three of Eugene Marlow's classical works for solo piano (from his "Les Sentiments D'Amour" collection) at the Pen & Brush, 16 East 10th Street, September 26, 2004. In addition to Marlow, Nada performed works from Haydn, Schubert, and Casella. Marlow is finishing revisions to various compositions in this collection in preparation of recording them in late 2005.

June 01, 2004
“Une Jeune Fille,” Gene Marlow’s seven-minute, neo-classical duet for viola and cello, was performed on June 2, 2004 by members of Alaria, a chamber group, as part of the New York Composers Circle series of readings of new works.