Ai Tre Bicchieri torna il Doctor Jazz

Ai Tre Bicchieri torna il Doctor Jazz per una speciale serata all'insegna della buona musica live.
Palmino Pia al pianoforte, Danilo Pala ai saxofoni, Saverio Miele al contrabbasso e Giorgio"doc" Diaferia alla batteria, allieteranno la vostra serata con alcuni dei brani jazz più famosi.

L'appuntamento è per martedì 22 ottobre alle ore 21:30 Ai Tre Bicchieri, via Carlo Ignazio Giulio 29 Torino.

Per info e prenotazioni: 393 3240357

Palmino Pia ai Tre Bicchieri con Doctor Jazz 22-10. ore 21.30

Il grande pianista e compositore torna ad esibirsi "live" con il Doctor Jazz 

Martedì 22 Ottobre a partire dalle 21.30. Cena e Musica di qualità

Patrizia Conte a Castiglione Torinese con Max Gallo trio

11 Ottobre DOCTOR JAZZ NEW PROJECT e Simone Graziano Conferenza MIDJ

Emanuele Cisi No Eyes 25 Ottobre Jazz Club di Alessandria

Venerdì 25 ottobre  

Emanuele Cisi - No eyes

concerto dedicato a Lester Young con 

Emanuele Cisi: sax tenore

Dino Rubino: pianoforte, tromba

Rosario Bonaccorso: contrabbasso

Adam Pache: batteria

Il biglietto intero costa €10, ma che è possibile acquistarlo a €8 se si sottoscrive la tessera del club. Con la tessera puoi darci una mano a realizzare i nostri progetti ed ottieni uno sconto su tutti i concerti. In più gli under 30 avranno uno sconto del 50%, biglietto a €5.

Consigliamo a tutti di prenotare scrivendo una mail a questo indirizzo

alessandriajazzclub@libero.it

Osteria Rabezzana per Rabmataz: Doctor Jazz Quartet

Osteria Rabezzana, via San Francesco d’Assisi 23/c, Torino

Mercoledì 9 ottobre, ore 20

DOCTOR JAZZ

Charlie “Bird” Parker e lo stile be bop-mainstream

Il Doctor Jazz torna in Osteria per presentare i brani di Charlie “Bird” Parker, quelli poco noti, in uno stile be bop-mainstream con sconfinamenti nel latin jazz, per ricreare l’atmosfera di quel felice periodo.

Dopo il successo al TJF 2018 e la partecipazione al Moncalieri Jazz Festival e al Jazz Around the Clock di Lanzo Torinese, il Doctor Jazz affronta un nuovo capitolo musicale dedicato a Cannonball Adderley e a Jackie McLean.   

Il quartetto è composto da grandi interpreti del jazz italiano che hanno alle spalle importanti collaborazioni internazionali con Mike Mainieri, Bob Porcelli, Miroslav Vitous, Billy Cobham, Diane Shuur, Fabrizio Bosso, John Donaldson.  

Doctor Jazz

Danilo Pala, sax alto

Fabio Gorlier, pianoforte

Saverio Miele, contrabbasso

Giorgio Diaferia, batteria

Menù

Flan di zucca con fonduta di Raschera e amaretti

Rigatoncino di nostra produzione con rana pescatrice, pesto di rucola e pomodorini

Torta cioccolato e pere

Cena con concerto: 38 euro

   

Info e prenotazioni

Tel: 011.543070 - E-mail: info@osteriarabezzana.it

INFO PER LA STAMPA

Ufficio stampa Osteria Rabezzana, Simona Savoldi

Tel: 339.6598721 - E-mail: press@osteriarabezzana.it

Notizie dal Mondo Jazz Small Jazz Club in New York

Fonte Wikipedia small jazz club
Smalls Jazz Club is a jazz club at 183 West 10th Street, Greenwich Village, New York City.^[1][2] Established in 1994,^[3] it earned a reputation in the 1990s as a "hotbed for New York's jazz talent" with a "well-deserved reputation as one of the best places in the city to see rising talent in the New York jazz scene".^[4][5] Its jazz musicians are noted for being "talented, though largely unknown" while its music is characterized as "modern versions of bebop and hard bop".^[6] The club's main room is in a basement with a capacity of 50 people^[7] that expanded to 60 people.^[8] Smalls Jazz Club should not be confused with Smalls Paradise in Harlem, which was founded in 1925 by Ed Smalls and closed in the 1950s
Smalls Jazz Club was established in 1993 by Mitchell "Mitch" Borden, a former submariner, nurse, and teacher. Its atmosphere was characterized as young, bohemian, and talkative. Music started every night at 10:30 and lasted until 6:00 the following morning. The entrance fee was US $10.00; no alcohol was served.^[10] Musicians who performed in the early years include Ehud Asherie, Omer Avital, Noah Becker, Peter Bernstein, Avishai Cohen, Ari Hoenig, Guillermo Klein, Jason Lindner, Charles Owens, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Grant Stewart, Mark Turner, Tommy Turrentine, Richie Vitale, Michael Weiss, and Myron Walden. The house pianist was Frank Hewitt.^[11]
Financial difficulties led Borden to close Smalls on May 31, 2003. The closing was due to declining attendance after the September 11 attacks, rent increase in this part of the city, and a smoking ban in indoor public places. Concerts were moved into the Fat Cat Club next door,^[12] which was open four nights a week until 2:00 AM. In 2004, the Brooklyn Jazz Underground premiered with four shows at Smalls.^[13]
Borden and musicians Michael "Spike" Wilner and Lee Kostrinsky reopened Smalls in early 2006.^[8] The club was restored and the sound quality was improved. Chairs were bought at 17 stoop sales. A poster of Louis Armstrong from the original Smalls]] hangs on the wall. There is a full service bar.^[8] Smalls continues to be recommended as a top jazz club.^[14][15] The entrance fee was raised to US$20. The first music set begins at 7:30 PM. Instead of all night jazz sessions, there are two or three sets per night.^[8] All concerts are broadcast live on the club's website and are available in replay to subscribers. The renovated club has featured Bruce Barth, Leon Parker, Peter Bernstein, Jimmy Cobb, Steve Davis, Joel Frahm, Kevin Hays, Ethan Iverson, Jazz Incorporated (Jeremy Pelt, Anthony Wonsey, Louis Hayes), David Kikoski, Ryan Kisor, Bill Mobley, Tim Ries, Jim Rotondi, and Neal Smith