Keeping the Tradition Alive....
In an initiative to revive the North Shore of Boston as a jazz mecca, recalling the days when world class artists performed at Sandy's Jazz Revival in Beverly, the North Shore Jazz Project plans to infuse the region with music.
Lennie Sogoloff discusses the start of his sorely-missed club of the past, Lennie's on the Turnpike in an interview with Henry Ferrini.
AN AFTERNOON OF LATIN MUSIC: JAZZ & GYPSY FLAMENCO
March 28, 2010
1-2:30, 3-4:30 p.m.
Two shows, each with two fabulous acts.
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Maxim Lubarsky & Alexei Tsiganov Quintet: Combining intricate Latin-American Rhythms with the lyricism of European music - the group will ignite the audience with Latin - flavored and improvisation-spiced performance. Alexei Tsiganov - Vibraphone, Maxim Lubarsky - Piano, Yulia Musayelyan - Flute, Fernando H uergo - Bass, Pablo Bencid - Drums.
D`Rafael: Born in Lima, Peru into a family of guitarists, Rafael’s grandfather and great grandfather were gypsies & Guitarists who traveled often throughout South America. D`Rafael began his interest in music & composition at an early age and is a self-taught instrumentalist, a creative composer & performer, blending his captivating gypsy sound into a unique style of guitar Music.
This video is from our Funny Valentine, jazz soiree at the home of John Archer, February 12, 2010, with wonderful music, food, and dancing.. a great time was had by all. John Turner, bass, John Hyde, piano, Roger Brockelbank, drums, Mark Early, Sax, and Sandi Bedrosian, vocals. If you missed it, watch for a return engagement this summer.
video below by Henry Ferrini
