Sunday 12 November
Auditorium Erasmus University Rotterdam

‘Music has the power to elevate our quality of life, to connect people and broaden our consciousness’, says world-renowned jazz trumpeter, bandleader, composer and educator Wynton Marsalis. Values such as freedom, creativity, collective action, acceptance, gratitude and resilience are a fundamental part of jazz. But in our current society, these same values are in danger of disappearing, and call for continuous defense.

Marsalis has played alongside jazz legends such as Sarah Vaughan, Sonny Rollins and Dizzy Gillespie. He received his first out of many Grammy’s for his performance of Haydn and Mozart, and became a living legend himself. Marsalis has dedicated his career to keeping jazz alive, including its cultural and moral values. On Sunday 12 November, he will come to Rotterdam to deliver the Nexus Lecture 2023 on music, culture and democracy. The full lecture can also be followed via our live stream, accessible to all Nexus members.

Ticket prices
Standard: € 45,-
Companion: € 25,- (max. 4)
Under 35: € 15,-
Friend: 2 free tickets

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