If you haven’t picked up the latest issue of CODA yet, make sure you do. In it you can catch up with our own Nick “Brownman” Ali and hear his stories of New York.
“Trumpeter Nick “Brownman” Ali’s award-winning blend of Latin jazz, funk and hip hop has attracted dance-loving music fans and the criticism of jazz traditionalists in almost equal measure. His latest gig with Guru’s Jazzmatazz project exposes him to a whole new audience.
As always, there is plenty to check out in our fair city…
Tonight at the Rex you can catch Adam Niewood who is in from New York, then stick around for the Nancy Walker Trio’s CD release. Friday things get going early with the Hogtown Syncopators followed at 6:30 by the Arti Roth Trio, and finally wrapping the night up with the Chris Hunt Tentet + 2 at 9:30 pm. The Barry Romberg Quartet take over Saturday, but not before the Mr. Justin Bacchus warms things up from 7pm.
The Adrean Farrugia Trio has been in at the Opal Jazz Lounge since Tuesday, and you’ve got three more chances to hear him before he wraps up his stay Saturday.
The Pilot has KOLLAGE in Saturday afternoon from 3:30 – 6:30 pm, and then it’s the Sugar Daddies Sunday.
Finally, Sunday at you can catch the William Carn Quartet at Chalkers Pub from 7-10 pm.
Cheers!
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- Picked up from the forum.
Steeltown Friends of Mohawk Music presents its 8th Annual Fund-raising Concert on Tuesday, October 16.
And this year’s STARS are the fabulous (just-married) Jazz Pianists, Bill Charlap and Renee Rosnes.
Steinway is providing two 9-foot Grand Pianos.
Please reserve this night now for a great New York Jazz Evening.
Your support provides scholarships, master classes, instruments, etc. for Mohawk students.
To date, Steeltown Concerts have raised over $200,000 for Mohawk College’s Music department.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16th 2007 at 7:30 P.M.
McIntyre Theatre, Mohawk College
Hamilton Campus, Fennell Ave. W. at West 5th
Tickets: $35 Students $25 – Call 905-575-2740 or visit sfmMusic.ca