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the last of the popular jazz concerts to be held at the Theatre this spring.

Bom in California in 1958, Alden began playing at the age of 10 and, as he grew older, worked professionally around Los Angeles playing in groups ranging from traditional to mainstream to modem jazz.

On moving to New York City in 1982, his skills as soloist and accompanist were quickly recognized, and he now performs widely both nationally and internationally.

Alden gathers accolades from critics wherever he plays. Favorable reviews are to be found in newspapers throughout the United States, in the British national press, and in magazines — from those focusing exclusively on jazz to The New Yorker, where Whittney Balliett wrote of his “utter assurance . . . crystalline sound, each note articu

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