The great Cuban-American pianist is fluent in jazz, classical and Latin styles. But he’s always open to broadening his horizons. He loves to collaborate, which is why he’s appeared at the Dakota, his home base, with so many different musicians. This time, he’s teaming up with vocalist extraordinaire Ginger Commodore, who can soar to churchy heights and croon the jazziest ballad. The performance celebrates the Dakota’s 20th anniversary in downtown Minneapolis after 18 years at St. Paul’s Bandana Square. (STAR TRIBUNE)