classical / art song
7:00 pm
$8 donation
christopher schaub
christopher schaub is a lutenist and tenor singer who is passionate about classical song from the renaissance through modern times. this performance will feature songs for lute and voice from the english and spanish renaissance.
http://www.christopherschaub.com
b3 jazz organ
9:30pm-12am
$8 suggested donation
Phil Selesnick Organ Group
Sam Gilman/Mike Dallick Duo
production: sam gilman
jazz/folk/rock
7-9pm
$10
seth fruiterman quartet
seth fruiterman - voice & accordion
adam waite - piano
matt aronoff - bass
rohin khemani - drums
a hybrid band, combining the improvisatory language of jazz with the lyricism of folk and the edge of rock & roll
production: seth fruiterman 646.489.6247
beat research
9:30pm-12am
$10
beats not bombs
presents a night of booty/mind moving
to benefit amnesty international
with
dj yamin
dj flack
wayne & wax
dj c
pace
experimental party
music (hip hop/dancehall/shangra/rock/soul/jungle...)
production: ben epstein 617.216.2843
1pm-
$7
Tre Terre Trio
Tre Terre Trio plays the music of Muczynski, Rota and Bruch.
Stephanie Wingfield, a real estate attorney, architect and cellist from
Los Angeles, Hojae Lee, an accountant pianist from Korea and Sylvain
Bouix a computer scientist clarinetist from France, formed the Tre Terre
Trio in early 2004. They perform regularly in the Boston area.
contact: Ai Isshiki 617-764-0298 zeitgeistca@mac.com
: Sylvain Bouix sbouix@gmail.com
Gallery Fundraiser
8pm at VFW Hall in Central Square, Cambridge
$10 requested donation
Z @ THE V: a music bash to benefit the Zeitgeist Gallery.
featuring:
Lars Vegas
Dave Fiuczynski
Pete Pidgeon & Arcoda
The Benways
Gato Malo
and The Organ Trio
Ribs and assorted barbecue will be provided by Blue Ribbon Barbecue ("best barbecue in town!").
Good time, good cause!
Saturday, December 3, 8:00 pm
VFW, 288 Green St., Central Sq., Cambridge.
requested donation at the door: $10 (now an all ages show)
For more information call the Zeitgeist Gallery at 617-876-6060
or log onto www.zeitgeist-gallery.org.
Media Contact:
Mary Curtin 617-241-9664 or 617-470-5867 (cell)
marycurtin@comcast.net
acoustic avant-garde gypsy jazz folk-swing
8pm-midnight
$10
Our cast of sublimely staccato yet majestically mellifluous musicians will be:
Shawn Hershey - Trumpet
Carl Staaf - Saxophone
Chris Scharl - Drums and silly faces
John Rice - Banged-up old bass and epiglottally distressed moray eel
Ben Vigoda - Gypsy Jazz Guitar
An improvisation of folk harmonies, gypsy-jazz swing, and witful and wistful
lyrics by an unusual orchestra” - WAMC Performance Place (Hudson Valley NPR)
production: Ben Vigoda 617.308.4169
jazzpop
7pm
$20 donation
howard fishman
howard fishman, bandleader, guitarist and songwriter, began his career on the streets of new orleans and in the subways of new york before making his debut at the algonquin oak room in 1999. he has since headlined in major venues both in the states and abroad, including: the steppenwolf theater, the blue note, njpac, massmoca, the pasadena playhouse, the bottom line, le petit journal, and joe's pub. a connecticut native, he spent his musically formative years in new orleans. the all-music guide has called him "an important force in creative music," and the new york times has written that his work "transcends time and idiom." fishman has been a featured guest on npr's fresh air with terry gross, world cafe with david dye, on the leonard lopate show and soundcheck with john schaefer. he maintains a full-time touring schedule and has recorded five critically acclaimed cds for his own monkey farm label. his latest, "look at all this!” was produced by grammy-winner rob fraboni (bob dylan, keith richards, the band). fishman’s always eclectic sound and visceral, explosive live shows are becoming legendary. his band includes violinist mazz swift, bassist ian riggs and kevin louis on trumpet.
fishman's stop at the zeitgeist is part of his band's "small rooms tour," designed to avoid the trappings and distractions of larger venues and to bring performers and audience together for a visceral and intimate mutually shared experience.
www.howardfishman.com
website (s): www.howardfishman.com
producer: monkey farm records
producer contact info: howard fishman 917-549-0728
jazz
9:30pm - 12am
$7
Arthur Kell Quartet
Donny McCaslin, tenor sax
Steve Cardenas, guitar
Arthur Kell, bass
Gerald Cleaver, drums
Celebrating their new release on Fresh Sound Records, Traveller, the Arthur Kell Quartet has been enthusiastically embraced before sold-out audiences in Spain and New York. Traveller is an exquisite, compelling new recording from the much in-demand bassist/composer, and the follow up release to Kell’s tribute to the late Thomas Chapin, See You In Zanzibar (2000). The group forms an incredibly cohesive unit that breathes harmoniously, rides the ebb and flow of the music in unison, and interprets Kell’s melodic compositions with virtuosity, sensitivity and in abundance, profound beauty.
"The music rings with sensitivity and beauty...." - Cadence Magazine
production: arthur kell
7:30 pm
$10
Youngseok Min ( guitar)
Mat Maneri ( viola)
John Lockwood (bass)
Sean Noonan (drums)
Youngseok Min presents an intimate and unique line up of musicians that will reflect mirage of colorful harmonies blended with group improvisation. it will will truly entrap you like a dream.
jazz
10:00pm– 12:30am
$10
the zeitgeist residency of
the fringe ! jazz combo deluxe
george garzone – tenor sax
john lockwood – bass
bob gullotti –drums
production: bob gullotti – 781.899.9382
December 6- January 1
Opening reception: Tuesday, December 6, 6-9 pm
refreshments will be served
an exhibit featuring paintings, drawings, and prints by prominent Palestinian artists
with Palestinian artist Samia Halaby
Opening reception on Tuesday, December 6, 6-9 pm,
with Palestinian artist Samia Halaby
Not everything is jolly in December. The Zeitgeist Gallery has opted to display what it considers a more fitting tribute to the holy/holiday season by displaying work created by Palestinian artists, many of whom hail from Gaza. As one would expect, the themes of modern Palestinian art don't necessarily coincide with the bright and shiny side of a Boston-area December.
"The Art of Palestine" draws upon thousands of years of history and pre-history in Palestine -- of ancient culture and the larger ambience of Arab art and cultural tradition -- and of a revolutionary attitude, which gives credit to other great artistic movements of the past century. These artists of Palestine, often participating in passive resistance (and sometimes in active resistance), have created a body of work that seems to echo the Mexican muralists. One can sense the spirit of Diego Rivera, with a touch of Picasso, in this body of Palestinian work.
The exhibition is a unique contribution to the Boston's December art scene. As expected, much of the work expresses the artists experiences with war, death, exile, and occupation -- obviously major themes that consume modern Palestinian life. The Palestinian artists included in this exhibit are Samia Halaby, Tayseer Barakat, Abdal Rahman Al Mozayen, Abd-al Naser Amer, Mustafa Al Hallaj, Zahed Izzat Harash, Jawad Ibrahime, Adnaan Zbeidi, and Adnaan Yahya -- all capable of generating for the audience a fascination for all things Palestine. Perhaps that fascination will then lead to greater understanding and appreciation.
dance
9:15pm – 12:30am
$7, for students $5
tango affair
argentine
tango dance party (milonga) buenos aires style with occasional performances
website (s): www.tangoaffair.com
producer* simonida cekovic-vuletic
producer contact info: 617-497-5568 or simonida@stanfordalumni.org
7-9 pm
$10
Aruan Ortiz piano
Xenia Rubinos voice
Brian Baker guitar
Rick DiMusio sax
Cuban pianist, violinst, and composer Aruan Ortiz studied viola at the Escuela Vocacional de Arte in Santiago de Cuba, and at the Instituto Superior de Arte in Havana, Cuba.
He studied piano at the Esteban Salas Conservatory in Santiago de Cuba and completed his degree at the Professional Conservatory of Music in Vilaseca, Spain, graduating Cum Laude.
In January, 2002 Aruán moved to Boston where he enrolled at the Berklee College of Music and studied with Professors Danilo Pérez, Joanne Brackeen. More recently he has studied jazz piano with Charles Banacos.
Aruán Ortiz Trio, Vol.1 was recorded at WGBH Studio 1 in Boston in December 2003, and was released on the Spanish label, Ayva Música in February 2004, distributed by Fresh Sound Records. The album was released in North America with Pimienta/Universal Latino, and is available at Amazon.com.
Aruán recorded his first CD in 1996 for Universal Music on a project called The Island of Music, with both original and Cuban piano solo compositions.
He brings an intense musical career from Cuba, playing piano solo, and with musicians such as Tata Güines, Miguel "Angá" Díaz, Antoine Roney, Wallace Roney, Sarah Morrow, Ignacio Berroa, Stephon Harris, Mayte Martin, George Garzone, Sheila E., Horacio “El negro” Hernández, Giovanni Hidalgo, Lionel Lueke, Eric McPherson, Jane Bunnett, and John Lockwood among others.
He has played venues in Cuba, the United States, Spain, France, Belgium, Italy, Jamaica, Malta and Morocco among others.
10:00 pm
$8 donation
Phil Grenadier, trumpet
Josh Rosen, piano
Lello Molinari, bass
Marcello Pellitteri, drums
3play+ returns to the Zeitgeist with its unique brand of space-jazz, where freedom and interplay rule. Tonight we are proud to feature two outstanding guests, Phil Grenadier and Marcello Pellitteri.
A versatile, in-demand virtuoso, Marcello is an amazing improviser, with remarkable ears and instantaneous response. He has performed worldwide with a long list of musical greats including John Scofield, Pat Metheny, Kenny Barron, Joe Henderson, Jon Hendricks, Jacky Terrasson and Wynton Marsalis. Pellitteri’s recording career includes work with John Abercrombie, George Garzone, Eddie Gomez, Dave Liebman, Danilo Perez, and Miroslav Vitous, among many others.
Phil, known for his “luminous free-flowing constructs”, has a unique trumpet style which merges classic jazz influences with avant-garde musings. His openness and great ears make for a perfect 3play match. Some of his credits include performances and recordings with Chris Potter, Freddie Hubbard, and Kurt Rosenwinkel.
Phil and Marcello will be joined by 3play regulars Josh Rosen, piano, and Lello Molinari, bass, for an evening of free improvisation, original compositions, deconstructed standards and the occasional cover tune.
b3 jazz organ
9:30pm-12am
$8 suggested donation
groovelatoR
special all night show for a live recording!
production: sam gilman
afro-latin jazz
7-9pm
$10
THE KEVIN HARRIS PROJECT
Kevin Harris –piano/keyboard
Andres Jimenez-drums
Luis Guzman-electric bass
Jazz pianist Kevin Harris plays a distinctive combination of traditional and contemporary music. The 30-year-old native Kentuckian's music ranges from explosive polyrhythmic pieces to introspective ballads. In the Boston area, Harris has performed at the Wang Theatre, Ryles Jazz Club, Jordan Hall, Berklee Performance Center, Bob the Chef's, Les Zygomates and Wally's jazz club. His music contains the varied influences of Marcus Roberts, Miles Davis, John Coltrane and Danilo Perez.
production: kevin harris 617.738.0116
jazz-improv
9:30pm-12am
$12
rob chalfen & subconsciouscafe new chamber music presents
karayorgis / charland / rosenthal
daniel levin / nate wooley duo
pandelis karayorgis trio:
pandelis karayorgis - piano
jef charland - bass
eric rosenthal - drums
daniel levin / nate wooley duo
production: rob chalfen
1pm-
$7
Hatch Sterrett (Piano)
David Welans (flute)
BIOS
Hatch Sterrett, piano, has played the Mozart 22nd Piano Concerto with the Harvard Musical Association orchestra and Mozart's 9th Concerto for a Dance Collective performance at Boston University. He has played in the American Women Composers Music Festival at Northeastern, has accompanied the Brahms Violin Sonata in G, with violinist Farzaneh Behroozi, at several venues including the Zeitgeist, and most recently improvised at the 2005 PianoFest at the Zeitgeist.
David Welans, flute, is a performer, composer, and teacher, who also specializes in flute customization and headjoint design.
Together, Hatch and David have performed pieces by Kuhlau, Schumann, Bach, Prokofiev and others.
PROGRAM
Hatch and David will perform works by Faure, Brahms and others.
contact: Ai Isshiki 617-764-0298 zeitgeistca@mac.com
: Sylvain Bouix sbouix@gmail.com
psychotronic
7-9pm
$7
the ominous collective presents "kabarett 16-bit"
also slated are performances by leah callahan's illegitimate theatre company and the imo'an performance troupe. crowd control by the deliciously dangerous jutta.
production: info@ominouscollective.com
jazz
4-6pm
$10 suggested donation
Mili Bermejo Trio
Mili Bermejo, voice/composer
Vardan Ovsepian, piano
Dan Greenspan, bass
Veteran Boston-based vocalist/composer Mili Bermejo will return to Zeitgeist Gallery with her trio on Sunday, December 11th at 4pm. The group, which now features noted local pianist and Fresh Sound New Talent recording artist Vardan Ovsepian, will be performing selections from its 2004 release, A Time for Love (Pentagrama) and new works.
groove jazz / funk / electronica
7-9pm
$5
out to lunch
jazz sextet
David Raphael Levy – Alto Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Clarinet, Electronics
Petr Cancura – Soprano and Tenor Saxophones, Electronics
Josiah Woodson – Trumpet, Flugel Horn, Flute
Eric Lane – Piano
Danny Weller – Bass
Adam Clark – Drums
The concept behind the band's compositions is to fuse different genres of groove oriented music with improvisation. The influences are as varied as funk, jazz, hip hop, dub and electronica. The ultimate goal is to find balance; on one hand the music seeks to compel one to dance and enjoy the rhythmic grooves and melodicism. However, the music also should challenge the listener in new and interesting ways
Production: David Levy
jazz
9:30pm-12:30am
$10
ben schwendener - piano
bridget kearney - bass
andrew barr - drums
7-9:30 pm
$10
David Fiuczynski - fretted, fretless and 1/4 tone guitars
Kenwood Dennard - drums
Jeremy McDonald -bass
Nikolay Moiseenko - alto and soprano sax
Iconoclastic and prolific jazz-rock guitarist David "Fuze" Fiuczynski has been hailed by the world press as an incredibly inventive guitar hero, who continues to deliver with music that is unclassifiable, challenging and invigorating. Fuze is best known as the leader of the Screaming Headless Torsos.
Fuze's recordings are an experimental mix of tradition with modern sounds and rhythms, a melange of funk-rock jazz, ambient textural improvisations, world-music elements, metal, reggae, house, dub, drum n bass, and other new grooves topped with Fuze's unique writing, extraordinary soundscapes and passionate soloing.
Fuze's KiF offers a fresh palette of other-worldly sounds: Chinese melodies, Arabic calls to prayer and Indian invocations with Fuze's signature brand of highly funky jams ranging from rocked-out madness to drumn'bass, GoGo to plaintive meditations and moving, emotional ballads.
jazz
10pm–12:30am
$10
the zeitgeist residency of
the fringe ! jazz combo deluxe
george garzone – tenor sax
john lockwood – bass
bob gullotti –drums
production: bob gullotti – 781.899.9382
modern jazz guitar
7-9pm
$10
Industrious Noise
Chris Veilleux (saxophones)
Phil Sargent (guitar)
Mike Connors (drums)
Industrious Noise is a Boston-based creative music ensemble that
focuses on creating smooth and seamless transitions between composition
and free improvisation. The original compositions draw from a variety
of influences, most prominently the odd meters and eastern tonalities
of ethnic Balkan music, modern jazz and rock.
production: gil aharon
dance
9:30pm – 12am
$7
argentine tango dance party (milonga)
buenos aires style with occasional performances
producer: simonida cekovic-vuletic 617-497-5568
jazz
8-12 pm
$10 or b/o
“GILL’S WEDNESDAY FOLLIES”
presenting :
GILL AHARON AND NAT MUGAVERO: “HOW NOT TO PLAY” (free jazz) 8 – 9 pm
TASTE EXPLOSION (IMPROV FUNK) (CANCELLED) 9:15 - Midnite
production: gill aharon
jazz
12-3am
$5
zeitgeist jazz jam
an evening with 3 parts: an opening ½ hour of material prepared by guest musicians, a jam invitational with the house band and guests (10 - 11:30) and a post-midnight free for all jam.
those interested in being guest artists should contact gill aharon, 617.584.2218.
wednesday night house band:
gill aharon – piano
blake newman - bass
eric hoffbauer – guitar
alex spiegelman – sax
& our famed rotating drummers: nat mugavro, dave coniglio, will buchanan & jason nazary
production: gill aharon
contemporary classical chamber
7-8:15pm
$5
miriam miller ensemble
featuring
miriam miller
eva kendrick
greg pare
A collection of young composers in the Boston area will host a soiree with plenty of new music, refreshments, and fun! Come join us for an informal evening of original classical chamber music that promises to breathe new life into the new music scene. In this short concert you will hear a wide range of styles, from traditional instrument combinations to a piece written for potato chips and harpsichord.
production: miriam miller
solo acoustic guitar
8:30-10pm
$10 donation
An evening of solo acoustic guitar with three composer/guitarists
Glenn Jones
Matthew Joy
Freedom for Gus (Charles Anastasiou)
If you enjoy the sound of solo guitar than you must not miss this.
production: matthew joy
b3 jazz organ
10:30pm-12am
$8 suggested donation
SPECIAL ORGAN NIGHT CHRISTMAS PARTY SHOW FEATURING DUELING ORGANS!
That's right! TWO B3's!
It's more than a show, it's a Celebration!
FEATURING:
SAM GILMAN - KEITH HOLLIS - HAMMOND ORGAN'S
KEITH HOLLIS & THE PO' BOYZ
THE ORGAN TRIO
production: sam gilman
folk-rock
9-11pm
$8
janet connery and fairy dog mother
Janet is a natural comedian in addition to being an instinctive music performer. Her songs are heartfelt; the combination of her soulful and distinctive voice and her melodic rhythms, create an impression that stays with the listener long after the music has stopped.
"Janet Connerney is honing in on the edge between solid song
writing and honest expression that only the depth of difficult
experience can teach."
-Monk Wilson, singer/songwriter
production: janet connery
1pm-
$7
The UNDERGROUND JAZZ STRING QUARTET
The UNDERGROUND JAZZ STRING QUARTET is a traditional string quartet that plays jazz arrangements and original compositions which include improvisation. The group was founded in 1991 by four string students at the Berklee College of Music in Boston Massachusetts,and performed throughout New England and on the West Coast. Two of the original members, violinists Paula Zeitlin and Tomoko Iwamoto, are joined by violist Lisa Kempski and cellist Stephanie Wingfield, in performing pieces which meld the string quartet sound with contemporary jazz string techniques and improvisation. The UGSQ members see themselves as part of a long and rich history of jazz string playing, from early blues through Joe Venuti to the Turtle Island String Quartet to Regina Carter.
contact: Ai Isshiki 617-764-0298 zeitgeistca@mac.com
: Sylvain Bouix sbouix@gmail.com
jazz/folk/world
7-9pm
$15
ELEGANT MELODIES and WINE
DAVID BOND - SAXOPHONES / PIERRE HUREL - PIANO / WES BROWN -BASS
davidbondjazz.com
Production: david bond
dj/flix/noise/dance
9:30pm-12am
$5
”Stuff We Do”
with
-Alice and Mara's movies
-DJ Jonathan Gladstone
-Kindergarten Killers
-Performance/Butoh by Kitsune (Deborah Butler)
Alice/Mara : pictures/sounds
Jonathan: turntables
Alistair Killer : 1 foot high drumset, hate
Mara Killer : 6inch Marshall stack, tape loops, axe
Butoh dancers
Production: Marissa Acosta & Alice Cox
jazz/latin/african
7 and 8:30
$10
The Either/Orchestra
The Either/Orchestra
The Either/Orchestra's first show was on December 17, 1985. To celebrate, the band will play all five (long unplayed) tunes from their very first LP, Dial "E" for Either/Orchestra, plus other oldies from that period, with special guest trombonist Russell Jewell, a charter member of the band. He'll be joining Tom Halter and Russ Gershon truly as the only returnees from that first show.
As a bonus, there will be a "What did you look like in 1985?" contest. Bring in a picture from '85, the best one will win a prize.
Tom Halter, Colin Fisher - trumpets
Joel Yennior, Russell Jewell - trombones
Jeremy Udden - alto sax, flute
Russ Gershon - tenor, soprano sax
Kurtis Rivers - baritone sax, flute
Leo Blanco - piano
Rick McLaughlin - bass
Pablo Bencid - drums
Vicente Lebron - congas, percussion
jazz
7pm-9:45pm
$10 suggested donation
The Fred Woodard Trio
Fred Woodard - Guitar
Lello Molinari - Bass
Yoron Israel - Drums
The Music
This concert will feature an evening of standard and original jazz music. Woodard's guitar style is a blend of Charlie Christian, Wes Montgomery, Grant Green, Kenny Burrell and George Benson. Woodard also takes sounds from styles other than jazz and adapts them to a jazz format.
Woodard has received positive reviews in publications such as Cadence Magazine (Frank Rubolino), "an innovative guitarist who executes in a clear lyrical way" and The Rochester City News (Ron Netsky), "Fred Woodard is a master at combining jazz and blues in an electric guitar style that never fails to engage."
MORE...jazz
10pm–12:30am
$10
the zeitgeist residency of
the fringe ! jazz combo deluxe
george garzone – tenor sax
john lockwood – bass
bob gullotti –drums
production: bob gullotti – 781.899.9382
dance
9:15pm – 12:30am
$7, for students $5
tango affair
argentine
tango dance party (milonga) buenos aires style with occasional performances
website (s): www.tangoaffair.com
producer* simonida cekovic-vuletic
producer contact info: 617-497-5568 or simonida@stanfordalumni.org
piano/vocals pop
8-10pm
suggested donation: a new unwrapped toy
preferably around the $10 or above price range, to be donated to toys for tots.
(no toys with military theme,weapons/law enforcement, or with candy)
Celebrate the Winter Solstice
with the charming composer and recording artist Desar
and special guest Brian King of what time is it mr. fox?
production : Lucien Desar, silent spirit records 617.499.1946
jazz
10–12am
$5
gill's wednesday night jam
an evening with 3 parts: an opening ½ hour of material prepared by guest musicians, a jam invitational with the house band and guests (10 - 11:30) and a post-midnight free for all jam.
those interested in being guest artists should contact gill aharon, 617.584.2218.
wednesday night house band:
gill aharon – piano
blake newman - bass
eric hoffbauer – guitar
alex spiegelman – sax
& our famed rotating drummers: nat mugavro, dave coniglio, will buchanan & jason nazary
production: gill aharon
blues/funk
7-9pm
$6
Beyond Recognition
Alex Shore – Drums
Jayme Catsouphes - Bass, vocals, sampler/sequencer
Paul Umbro - Guitar, vocals
Noah Rohrer - Guitar, vocals
Description: With their musical roots solidly planted in blues/rock and jazz improvisational theory, Beyond Recognition continues to venture into different genres and styles of music to create a new, tasty musical style of their own. Paul's soaring blues riffs and Noah's haunting atonal melodies dance around each other on top of the tight beats provided by Alex's funky drumming and Jayme's grooving bass lines to create an exciting musical show that everyone can enjoy.
Songs?: We haven't decided on specific songs yet, but we'll be doing a mixture of covers and original songs. The covers will probably be of SRV, MMW, Led Zeppelin, Lettuce, maybe Aphex Twin.
Production: Jaymeson Catsouphes
b3 jazz organ
9:30pm-12am
$8 suggested donation
ANDY C'S Organ Suprise
production: sam gilman
jazz
10pm–12:30am
$10
the zeitgeist residency of
the fringe ! jazz combo deluxe
george garzone – tenor sax
john lockwood – bass
bob gullotti –drums
production: bob gullotti – 781.899.9382
dance
9:30pm – 12am
$7
argentine tango dance party (milonga)
buenos aires style with occasional performances
producer: simonida cekovic-vuletic 617-497-5568
jazz
10–12am
$5
zeitgeist jazz jam
an evening with 3 parts: an opening ½ hour of material prepared by guest musicians, a jam invitational with the house band and guests (10 - 11:30) and a post-midnight free for all jam.
those interested in being guest artists should contact gill aharon, 617.584.2218.
wednesday night house band:
gill aharon – piano
blake newman - bass
eric hoffbauer – guitar
alex spiegelman – sax
& our famed rotating drummers: nat mugavro, dave coniglio, will buchanan & jason nazary
production: gill aharon
b3 jazz organ
9:30pm-12am
$8 suggested donation
End of the Year JAM SESSION
production: sam gilman
jazz
7-9pm
$7
Catapult
Erik van Dam (Saxophones)
Marcus Monteiro (Saxophones)
Sean Farias (Bass)
Billy Campbell (Percussion)
Jeremy Banchiere
Catapult plays improvised jazz music with a fusion of various other genres.