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Ted Warren Trio • Gerald Clayton Trio • Mark Segger Sextet • Tara Davidson Group • Jeff Hendrick GroupSikala/Lemanczyk/Hornby Trio • NOA • Lynne Arriale - Nuance • Ben Allison Band • Brownman Electryc Trio

The Origins Ensemble - A night of high-energy Latin-Jazz! • 7zark7 • Harrison Kennedy

Lynne Arriale

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Ted Warren TrioTed Warren has a solid reputation as a musical,

versatile drummer. He is an active member of

Canada’s jazz scene and has been recognized

with Jazz Report’s Drummer of the Year award.

He teaches at Humber and Mohawk College

in their Jazz Studies programs and is a well-

regarded clinician and adjudicator. Ted fronts

his own quartet, Ted’s Warren Commission,

which has released a CD, “First Time Caller”. He

is a member of the Mike Murley, Mike Downes,

Kieran Overs, and Ted Quinlan groups. He was

the drummer for the Boss Brass and can be

heard on six of their CDs including “Velvet

and Brass” (with Mel Torme), “From Lush to

Lively” (with Oliver Jones), “Even Canadians get

the Blues”, and “The Boss Brass Plays the Jazz

Classics”.

Ted studied music at McGill and St. Francis Xavier

University. He has worked with many acclaimed

performers, including Slide Hampton, Maynard

Ferguson, Lew Soloff, Chuck Mangione, Jeff

Healey, Norma Winstone, Howard Johnson, Nick

Brignola, Kenny Wheeler, and Gerry Bergonzi.

Ted’s extensive touring has taken him to Poland,

South Korea, Spain, Brazil, Iceland, and Japan. He

has also performed at Carnegie Hall with harpist

Joanna Jordon. In addition to his other recorded

work, you can hear Ted on Mike Murley’s CDs

“Extra Time”, and the Jazz Report’s Album of

the Year recipient “Conversation Piece”. You can

also hear him on the Juno Award winning “Tales

from the Blue Lounge” by Richard Underhill.

Joining Warren for this concert will be two of

Canada’s finest jazz musicians, electric bassist

Rich Brown and the exceptional saxophonist

Mike Murley.

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Ted Warren Trio From Toronto

Mike Murley - saxophoneRich Brown - bassTed Warren – drums

FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2011TICKETS - MEMBERS $14, GUESTS $18DOORS 8 PM - SHOW 9 PM

Artist website:www.myspace.com/tedswarrencommission

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Gerald Clayton is one of the rising stars of

jazz piano and has been recognized as such

in the Downbeat Critics’ Polls of recent years.

Still in his twenties, he has already garnered

recognition and accolades for his tremendous

accomplishments to date.

Gerald grew up mainly in Los Angeles with a

musical family that includes his father, bassist/

composer John Clayton, and uncle, saxophonist

Jeff Clayton. He has studied piano and

composition under Shelly Berg, Billy Childs, and

Kenny Barron.

His dynamic and award-winning sound has

been praised in the media. The New York

Times has saluted his “Oscar-Peterson like

style” and “huge, authoritative presence”. He

achieved a second place standing in the

prestigious Thelonious Monk Institute Jazz

Piano Competition. Dodging early pressures to

emerge as a prodigy, Gerald instead honed his

talents and his resolve to ensure that the next

generation of jazz performers is never lacking

for intricate, swinging pieces and performances

that are steeped in tradition while always facing

the future.

Clayton has performed with established

names in jazz - Lewis Nash, Al Foster, Terrell

Stafford, Clark Terry, Hank Jones, Benny Green,

Kenny Barron and Mulgrew Miller. Gerald also

relishes playing with jazz’s next generation

of innovators - Ambrose Akinmusire, Dayna

Stephens, Kendrick Scott and many others.

But it is Gerald’s own trio, based in New York

City and comprised of Justin Brown on drums

and Joe Sanders on bass, that provides him the

most direct opportunity to explore and expand

his own thoughts in music. After extensive

touring in Europe and the U.S., Gerald and his

trio released their debut album, “Two Shade,”

on the ArtistShare label in 2009.

In a generation of technical and resourceful

wunderkinds, Gerald Clayton stands out for his

nuanced touch, precise articulation and the

way he constructs a narrative for his solos.

INTERNATIONAL JAZZ SERIES

Gerald Clayton Trio

Gerald Clayton Trio From New York

SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2011TICKETS - MEMBERS $20, GUESTS $24DOORS 8 PM - SHOW 9 PM

Gerald Clayton - pianoJoe Sanders - bassJustin Brown – drums

Artist website:www.geraldclayton.com

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Mark Segger SextetMark Segger is a drummer, composer, and

bandleader actively involved in the jazz and

improvised music scenes in Toronto. Originally

from Edmonton where he completed the Grant

MacEwan Music program, Mark has studied at

St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia, the

University of Toronto, the School for Improvised

Music in Brooklyn, the Banff Centre’s Jazz and

Creative Music Workshop, and the Vancouver

Creative Music Institute.

Mark performs regularly with the Kyle Brenders

Quartet, Rhinosaurus, the indie rock duo

Beware ! The Leopard, co-leads the improvising

duo Segger vs. Segger, and is a member of Blunt

Object, the Heather Segger Quartet, Outbox

Trio, Ken Aldcroft’s Alien Life Bomb, the Robin

Jessome Quintet and sometimes Free Boat

Rentals.

Avant-chamber-jazz group “The Mark Segger

Sextet” was formed in 2008 to realize the

music of drummer/composer Mark Segger. A

combination of spirited improvisers with an

Mark Segger Sextet From Toronto


Jim Lewis - trumpetChris Willies - tenor saxophone, clarinetHeather Segger - tromboneTania Gill - piano, melodicaAndrew Downing - bassMark Segger – drums

Artist website:www.marksegger.com

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affinity for 20th century music and jazz, the

sextet takes the listener on an exploratory

journey that is informed (but not limited) by

tradition. The compositions are distinct; they

create different scenarios for improvising and

often tell a story, evoke imagery, or present

the listener with a joke. The debut recording is

planned for release in March 2011.

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Toronto-born saxophonist, composer, and

bandleader Tara Davidson is earning a reputation

for herself as one of the leading lights in the next

generation of Canadian jazz musicians. Davidson

has performed in over a dozen countries at such

prestigious venues as New York City’s Carnegie

Hall and The Sony Center in Pori, Finland. She has

earned a Bachelor’s degree for Jazz Performance,

been a “Sister In Jazz”, received an “Emerging

Artist Award”, produced two recordings as leader,

two as a co-leader, received a Juno nomination,

and performed on over ten recordings as a side

person.

Davidson has produced two recordings as a leader.

Her sophomore CD, Code Breaking, was released

in the fall of 2006. Featuring all-new compositions

and special guest, Juno award winning saxophonist,

Mike Murley, Code Breaking demonstrates an

evolution in Davidson’s sound and composing.

The 2008 Juno Awards nominated Code Breaking

for “Traditional Jazz Album of the Year”.

Davidson toured nationally as a special guest with

the Murley/Braid Quartet in fall 2006. Following the

success of the tour, Davidson officially joined the

group as a co-leader with Murley and pianist David

Braid to form the Davidson/Murley/Braid Quintet

(DMBQ). The group released their debut CD, DMBQ

Live, in January 2008 and toured officially as DMBQ

in the summer and fall of 2008 to rave reviews. The

group has been billed as “the best contemporary

mainstream jazz group in the country” and was

nominated for best “Acoustic Band of The Year” by

Canada’s 2009 National Jazz Awards.

Davidson’s most significant musical influence

has been saxophonist Mike Murley with whom

she studied for five years. She is a graduate of the

prestigious University of Toronto Jazz Performance

Program where she studied with other prominent

Canadian musicians such as Phil Nimmons, Paul

Read, Alex Dean, and Kirk MacDonald.

Tara is currently performing nationally with her

own group, the DMBQ, the Mike Murley Septet, the

Paul Read Orchestra (PRO), the Andy Ballantyne

Large Ensemble (A.B.L.E.), the Michael McClennan

Octet, the Duncan Hopkins Quintet, and the Chris

Hunt Tentet.


Tara Davidson Group

Tara Davidson GroupFrom Toronto


Tara Davidson - tenor saxophoneJamie Reynolds - pianoDan Fortin - bassFabio Ragnelli – drums

Artist website:www.taradavidson.ca

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Jazz and R&B artist Jeff Hendrick is no stranger to success. Since

first hitting the stage at the age of seven, the accomplished singer,

songwriter, and saxophonist has emerged as one of Canada’s

brightest young music prospects. Deeply rooted in the R&B and

Soul influences of artists like Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Prince, and

Michael Jackson, Hendrick’s smooth vocal offerings often conjure up

images of Philly soul rather than the Canadian prairies. His mature

and dynamic stage presence has captured fans both domestically

and internationally, and his other talents as a saxophonist and

keyboard player have truly made him a unique

musical entity.

Popular with Chicago style

step dancers across America,

Hendrick is a favorite of

syndicated ABC Radio

Networks personality

Michael Baisden and

has been featured on

his national broadcast

several times since

2006. Hendrick’s

sophomore album

‘Soul Celebration’

has sold over 12,000

independent copies in

the US, UK, Europe, and

Japan, and the singles

‘Celebrate’ and ‘Old School

Party’ have entered the

Billboard and Mediabase

Charts regularly over the

past two years.

ThE BEST Of EDmONTON

Jeff Hendrick Group


Jeff Hendrick Grouppresents A Night in PhiladelphiaFrom Edmonton


Jeff Hendrick - saxophonePeter Belec - guitarDoug Organ - keyboardsMoni Mathew - bassBill George - drums

Artist website:www.jeffhendrick.com

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CROSS BORDER JAZZ

Sikala/Lemanczyk/Hornby Trio

From Poland/Calgary


Maciej Sikala - saxophonePiotr Lemanczyk - bassTyler Hornby – drums

Artist website:www.maciejsikala.plwww.piotrlemanczyk.comwww.tylerhornby.com

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Calgary drummer Tyler Hornby continues his ongoing musical collaborations with two of Poland’s finest improvisers in this special international trio. For more information please visit ww.yardbirdsuite.com

NOA

From Amsterdam

SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 2011TICKETS - MEMBERS $14, GUESTS $18DOORS 7:30 PM - SHOW 8 PM

Norbert Kögging - vocalsFolkert Oosterbeek - piano, Fender RhodesTobias Nijboer - bassFelix Schlarmann – drums

Artist website:www.noamusic.nlnorbertkogging.nl

when...‘Energetic Intimacy’ is probably the best way to describe NOA’s music. It’s filled with the rhythm section’s energy, combined with warm and sometimes intimate vocals that even invoke the feel of Kurt Elling. For more information please visit ww.yardbirdsuite.com

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Lynne Arriale: Nuance

Lynne Arriale is still experiencing the momentum of her previous release, a dizzying flurry of magazine covers, features and stellar critical reviews heralding her skills as an “ingenious arranger, composer, soloist and performer…Arriale has made one of the most original ensemble recordings of 2009. “Nuance” is an album of brilliant group interpretations, finely crafted original material, intricate arrangements and rapt solos” (DownBeat).

Never content to rest on her laurels, Arriale strikes again with an eloquent new work of power and strength exploring previously uncharted musical waters. She’s thrown herself into the deep end of the pool with a new band of young lions, Omer Avital on bass and Bill McHenry on tenor sax, and her stalwart new drummer from “Nuance”, Anthony Pinciotti. On “Convergence”, Arriale swims to the surface with stunning adroitness, agility and finesse taking on not only the challenges of a new band, but a repertoire of six memorable originals and five unexpected pop tunes ranging from George Harrison and John Lennon’s classic, Here Comes the Sun, to Sting’s bluesy Sister Moon, the Rolling Stones’ Paint it Black, Blondie’s Call Me and Something I Can Never Have by Nine Inch Nails, all brilliantly and surprisingly re-imagined.

On her originals she demonstrates broad compositional skill and a range of cultural and folkloric influences, from the straight ahead jazz romp on Elements to the tantric excitement of Dance Of The Rain’s Middle Eastern influences featuring the highly acclaimed Israeli bassist, Omer Avital, on the oud. Celtic influences are clearly evident on the up-tempo tour de force, Here and Now and the more cerebral, rhythmic, harmonic and cultural intersections of Convergence, enhanced by the fresh, new, lyrical voice of tenorist,

Please join us for ‘Meet the Artist’ event prior to the show at 8:30 PM

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Bill McHenry. Two stunning ballads, For Peace, as haunting, soulful and searching as its elusive title, and The Simple Things, a sonic snapshot of the heartfelt, universal emotions that resonate so resoundingly for all of us, each shine a light on the particular strength Arriale has of “tugging at the heart strings” (Randy Brecker), a trait that has made her a favorite of audiences internationally.

At the core of her vast appeal is the subtle, seduction of her intoxicating, memorable melodies and ability to communicate with her band and her audiences. “She achieves a special, deep connection with her audience, and the energy flows both ways. Arriale’s emotional authenticity allows her audience to feel and think along with her” (Jazz Times).

Arriale commented, “The melody is what creates a particular energy and feeling in the listener and it sets the tone. I want my solo to grow out of the melody. Ultimately people remember melodies, not harmonic progressions.” Jazz Inside says, “She’s an explorer, and a true artist with a very unique voice. She writes beautiful melodies that are memorable and singable, with mindboggling harmonic richness.”

“Jazz shouldn’t just be for jazz lovers,” explains Arriale. “It’s all about music, organized sound meant to reach people. It’s thinking outside the box in that there should be no box, actually. It’s about finding melodies that somehow resonate with listeners. Recently I’ve listened to a lot of pop and folk music, and what strikes me most about folk music is that without any harmony, the melodies have such integrity. It has made me think more about what makes a great melody, and I’ve tried to employ some of my ideas here. At the end of the day it’s about connecting with people and sharing.”

Arriale has been sharing her prolific body of audio and video recorded work all over the world since winning the 1993 Great American Piano Competition. Collaborations with icons Benny Golson, Rufus Reid, Kenny Barron and more recently, George Mraz, Randy Brecker soon followed, which speaks to her considerable skill and stature within the jazz/improvised music community. In addition to being an accomplished jazz performer and scholar, Arriale is equally dedicated to sharing her knowledge and experience through her position of Assistant Professor of Jazz Studies and Director

of Small Ensembles at the University of North Florida.

While her personal quest continues, the press is onto her remarkable accomplishments and more than eager to spread the word among jazz and music lovers everywhere. Lynne Arriale is “arguably the poet laureate pianist of her generation” (Jazz Police). “She has a genuine flair for seeing jazz potential in compositions which would not appear to suggest themselves as jazz vehicles”, says Amazon, “and is equally adept at creating refreshingly new treatments of standards and originals”. The L.A. Weekly declares Arriale “a great pianist whose beautiful and muscular playing ranks with Mehldau and Bill Evans.”

Lynne Arriale - Nuance From New York

FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 2011 TICKETS - MEMBERS $22, GUESTS $26DOORS 8 PM - SHOW 9 PM

Lynne Arriale - pianoOmer Avital - bass, oudAnthony Pinciotti – drums

Artist website:www.lynnearriale.com

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Ben Allison BandBassist/composer Ben Allison is one of a few band leaders working in jazz today who has developed his own instantly identifiable sound. Known for his inspired arrangements, inventive grooves and hummable melodies, Ben draws from the jazz tradition and a range of influences from rock and folk to classical and world music, and seamlessly blends them into a cinematic, cohesive whole.

With his groups The Ben Allison Band, Man Size Safe, Peace Pipe, and Medicine Wheel, Ben has toured extensively throughout North America, Europe, and Brazil, winning fans and building new audiences with an adventurous yet accessible sound and a flair for the unexpected.

Ben wrote the theme for the popular NPR radio program “On The Media”, which is heard by well over 1,000,000 listeners weekly.

His newest CD, slated for released on April 12, 2011, is entitled “Action-Refraction” and features his currently touring group, The Ben Allison Band. Since signing with Palmetto Records, Ben has released nine CDs of original music — “Think

Free” (2009), “Little Things Run the World” (2008), “Cowboy Justice” (2006), “Buzz” (2004), “Peace Pipe” (2002), “Riding the Nuclear Tiger” (2001), “Third Eye” (1999), “Medicine Wheel” (1998) and “Seven Arrows” (1996)— all of which showcase Ben’s forward-thinking vision as a producer, composer, arranger, and bassist, and his hands-on approach to his craft.

Cited in the Bassist category of the 2005-20010 Downbeat Readers’ Poll, Ben’s work has not gone unnoticed by the press. Since 2003 Ben has been routinely listed in the Downbeat Critics Poll in an extremely wide variety of categories including “Bassist,” “Composer,” “Rising Star Bassist,” (ranking #1 in 2005-2007), “Rising Star Album,” “Rising Star Acoustic Group,” “Rising Star Arranger,” and “Rising Star Jazz Artist,” all of which is a testament to his dedication as a musician. In 2005, Ben received the Bird Award, The Netherland’s most prestigious jazz-related award.

Ben Allison Band From New York

SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2011 TICKETS - MEMBERS $22 GUESTS $26DOORS 8 PM - SHOW 9 PM

Ben Allison - bassSteve Cardenas - guitarMichael Blake - saxophoneAllison Miller – drums

Artist website:www.benallison.com

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ELECTRIFIED GROOVE-JAZZ FUNKIFICATIONS

Brownman Electryc TrioThe Brownman Electryc Trio has been described by the New York Times as “an award-winning electrified modern groove-jazz trio extrapolating the ideologies of Miles Davis & Randy Brecker. This powerful 3-some combines virtuosic performance skills with a deep knowledge of the jazz lineage, all set against an urban sonic background”. Brownman Ali worked with legendary jazz-hip-hop icon Guru as a featured soloist in the Grammy winning jazz-hip-hop group Jazzmatazz.

Schooled in New York City under Randy Brecker’s watchful eye, Brownman leads no less than seven highly respected ensembles of his own spanning genres from be-bop to hip-hop. He is best known for his work as the leader his multiple award-winning electrified Miles Davis’ influenced Brownman Electryc Trio which won the 2007 National Jazz Award winner for “Electric Jazz Group of the Year” amongst numerous other accolades. Brownman himself has garnered 11 nominations over the years at the National Jazz Awards.

Despite the demands of leading 7 ensembles and a grueling international touring schedule, he is still one of the most called upon trumpet players in the Canadian studio scene. His long list of recording credits, more than 300 to date, make him “one of the most recorded trumpet players in Canadian history”, according to CBC Radio Canada.

The Brownman Electryc Trio is on the cutting edge of modern music in the nation and is widely considered to be a vanguard for the evolution of jazz in Canada.

“One of the next great voices in the new generation of jazz improvisers”

Randy Brecker

“... virtuosic, energized and in the spirit of Miles Davis... one powerhouse modern jazz trio”

Toronto’s NOW Magazine

Brownman Electryc Trio From Toronto/New York

SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 2011TICKETS - MEMBERS $14, GUESTS $18DOORS 7:30 PM - SHOW 8 PM

Brownman Ali - trumpetTyler Emond - bassColin Kingsmore – drums

Artist website:www.brownman.comwww.ElectrycTrio.Brownman.com

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The Origins EnsembleA night of high-energy Latin-Jazz!

From Calgary/Edmonton/Saskatoon

FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 2011TICKETS - MEMBERS $16, GUESTS $20DOORS 8 PM - SHOW 9 PM

Mark DeJong,Jim Brenan - saxophonesDoug Berner, Sergio Rodriguez - trumpetsCraig Brenan, Marty Majorowitz - tromboneChris Andrew - pianoRubim de Toledo - bassLuiz ‘ Pana’ Tovar -congasRaul Tabera – drums, timbales

Artist website:www.jimbrenan.comwww.rubim.comwww.myspace.com/jazzmarkdejong

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ThE BEST Of EDmONTON

7zark7


From Edmonton

SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2011TICKETS - MEMBERS $16, GUESTS $20DOORS 8 PM - SHOW 9 PM

Jeff Campbell - clarinet, bass clarinetDave Morgan - trumpetJim Brenan - tenor sax, bass clarinetJerrold Dubyk - alto sax, bass clarinet, tenor

saxophoneRay Baril - bass clarinet, baritone saxophone,

clarinetCraig Brenan - trombone, euphonium, bass

clarinetBill George – drums

when...In his recent project 7zark7, Craig Brenan gathers some of the best and unique western Canadian improvisers and instrumentalists.

YARDBIRD SuITE BLuES

Harrison Kennedy was born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario. He was introduced to blues at a young age when artists like John Lee Hooker and Billie Holiday came to town. Growing up, Kennedy sang in church and in a blues band. He moved to Detroit in 1969 to join the soul group Chairmen of the Board, one of the most successful soul/R&B bands of the era. In the mid-’70s, Kennedy returned to Hamilton and spent some time away from the music business before returning as a blues singer and guitarist. “Hamilton’s a blue collar steel worker’s town,” Kennedy says. “The blues is deeper here.” The first blues album he put out “Sweet Taste” (2004) was nominated for a Juno Award as the best original blues album. This was followed by “Voice + Story” (Black & Tan, 2006) and “High Country Blues” (Electro-Fi 2008) which were also nominated for Junos. His most recent CD “One Dog Barkin’ (Electro-Fi) showcases his expressive vocals. His songs all tell a story, and his blues is flavoured with soul, R&B, folk and gospel. Blues legend B.B. King has hailed Kennedy as Canada’s premier blues performer.

Keith “Nappy” Lindsay has played off and on with Harrison Kennedy since the early 70’s. Besides playing accordion, and keyboards, he hosts a weekly Jazz program on McMaster University’s CFMU radio in Hamilton. He has worked on all of Harrison Kennedy’s releases.

Bassist Chris Brzezicki and drummer Grant Stovel will make up the rhythm section. They are familiar to Alberta audiences for many appearances in the regional blues and roots scene. Grant is also an music announcer at CKUA radio, and co-hosts the weekly blues program Calling All Blues at the University of Alberta’s CJSR.

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Harrison Kennedy

Harrison Kennedy From Hamilton and Edmonton

FRIDAY-SATURDAY, APRIL 8-9, 2011TICKETS - MEMBERS $18 GUESTS $22DOORS 8 PM - SHOW 9 PM

Harrison Kennedy - acoustic guitar, octave mandolin, harmonica, vocalsKeith Lindsay - piano, organChris Brzezicki - bassGrant Stovel – drums

Artist website:www.harrisonkennedy.ca

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JAmmIN’

tuesday night sessions

TICKETS AT THE DOOR - MEMBERS & GUESTS $5DOORS 7:30 PM - SHOW 8 PM


March 1Jim Head Quartet

Jim Head - guitarChris Andrew - pianoMike Lent - bassJamie Cooper - drums

March 8the ABtrio

Dan Davis - saxophone, Keith Rempel - bass, Thom Bennett - drums

March 15Worst Pop Band Ever

Chris Gale - saxophoneAdrean Farrugia - pianoDrew Birston - bassTim Shia - drums,LEO37 - turntables

March 22Jerrold Dubyk Quartet

Jerrold Dubyk - tenor saxChris Andrew - pianoJosh McHan - bassBill George - drums

March 29Lindsay Woolgar Quartet

Lindsay Woolgar - bassBryan Qu - tenor saxophoneErin Craig - pianoThom Bennett - drums

April 5Bryan Sim Quartet

Bryan Sim - pianoBob Tildesley - trumpetLindsay Woolgar - bassMike Gillespie - drums

march april

March 4Ted Warren TrioMembers $14 Guests $18

March 5Gerald Clayton TrioMembers $20, Guests $24

March 11Mark Segger SextetMembers $14, Guests $18

March 12Tara Davidson GroupMembers $14, Guests $18

March 18Jeff Hendrick GroupMembers $12, Guests $16

March 19Sikala/Lemanczyk/Hornby TrioMembers $14, Guests $18

March 20NOAMembers $14, Guests $18 Doors 7:30 PM - Show 8 PM

March 25Lynne Arriale - NuanceMembers $22, Guests $26

March 26Ben Allison BandMembers $22, Guests $26

March 27Brownman Electryc TrioMembers $14, Guests $18Doors 7:30 PM - Show 8 PM

April 1The Origins Ensemble - A night of high-energy Latin-Jazz!Members $16, Guests $20

April 27zark7Members $16, Guests $20

April 8 - 9Harrison KennedyMembers $18, Guests $22

EDMONTON JAZZ SOCIETY11 TOMMY BANKS WAY(Corner of 102 St & 86 Ave)EDMONTON AB T6E 2M2

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