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SUMMARY:Tony Monaco Organ Trio
DESCRIPTION:Hamilton Music Collective Presents:\nTony Monaco Organ Trio\nThursday November 9\, 2023\nTICKET LINK\nFeaturing: \nTony Monaco – B3 Organ \nReg Schwager – Guitar \nVito Rezza – Drums \n\nSeries Tickets on sale Thursday September 7\, 9:00am \nIndividual Tickets on sale Thursday September 14\, 9:00am \n\nTickets: $45 / $25 (student) \nPurchase a Series Ticket and save 15% on each show here. \nCheck out the rest of the Fall series here. \n\nPlease choose your seats at check out! \nDoors at 7:00PM\, show at 8:00PM (two sets). \nThanks to our charcuterie sponsor Sam’s Cheese & Meats! Find them in the Hamilton Farmer’s Market. \n\nAbout Tony Monaco \nTony Monaco may be the best organ player you have yet to hear of\, flying stealth while playing arguably some of the hottest B-3 around. Mentored by the legendary Jimmy Smith in what is considered the more classic style\, Monaco does not swing\, smolder or smoke. “Tony Monaco burns is this most fitting!” CriticalJazz Review2012. Tony Monaco began his keyboard life at age eight. When he was twelve\, his destiny as a jazz organist was sealed when he first heard Jimmy Smith. An enthusiastic student\, Tony began working in Jazz clubs as a teenager in his native Columbus\, Ohio\, guided by local organ gurus Hank Marr and Don Patterson. Four years later\, Jimmy Smith invited Tony to come play at his club in California\, a peak lifetime experience for Tony. \nIn April 2000\, Tony met fellow jazz organist Joey DeFrancesco\, who offered to produce a debut CD for him. This collaboration resulted in the critically acclaimed “Burnin Grooves”. The international success of the recording served as the catalyst for regional and national tours. Tony has since released 8 International releases and toured around the globe many times. Tony also toured and recorded with Pat Martino for over two years! As an ardent student of the organ\, it’s no surprise that Tony is an accomplished teacher as well. In addition to private students\, classes and clinics\, Tony has produced a series of instructional DVDs titled “Playing Jazz Hammond” that have become indispensable for many serious students of the organ. Tony continues to expand his catalogue using most updated technologies. He developed a system of giving lessons one on one online and gives lessons to students around the globe! His passion for teaching allowed him to secure his “Artist in Residence” status at Hope College in Holland\, Michigan where he teaches students both online as well as in regular workshops\, groups and one-on-ones at the College. Presently\, Tony maintains a very busy schedule that includes festival appearances\, clinics\, and workshops. \n\n— \nShowcasing top Canadian and international musicians in jazz\, blues\, and improvised music. We are excited to welcome you back to our jazz lounge following a $2.5 million transformation. The new theatre has the same great stage\, with a new sound system and expanded seating capacity for you to enjoy world-class music in downtown Hamilton! \nAll proceeds from ticket sales support the An Instrument For Every Child (AIFEC) program. \nFor more information about the Hamilton Music Collective and An Instrument For Every Child visit: hamiltonmusiccollective.ca \nParking is available in our parking lots. Read more here: https://www.thegasworks.ca/parking/
URL:https://hamiltonmusiccollective.ca/event/tony-monaco-organ-trio/
LOCATION:141 Park Street North\, 141 Park Street N\, Hamilton\, ON\, L8R 2N4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Jazz at the Gasworks
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SUMMARY:Open Jam
DESCRIPTION:Held in downtown Hamilton on the last Saturday of each month\, our Open Jam is an opportunity for musicians and singers age 18 and under to take the stage and showcase their talents. Jammers are welcome to perform a song on their own\, accompanied by other bandmates\, or by our talented house band of AIFEC instructors! \nShow up\, sign up and perform! No pre-registration or affiliation with AIFEC necessary. \nSuggested donation: $10 per family
URL:https://hamiltonmusiccollective.ca/event/open-jam-9/
LOCATION:141 Park Street North\, 141 Park Street N\, Hamilton\, ON\, L8R 2N4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Open Jam
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SUMMARY:Darcy Hepner & Friends
DESCRIPTION:Hamilton Music Collective Presents:\nDarcy Hepner and Friends\nThursday November 30\, 2023\nTICKET LINK\nFeaturing: \nDarcy Hepner – Saxes\, flute \nTed Quinlan – Guitars \nNancy Walker – Piano \nKieran Overs – Bass \nTed Warren – Drums \nSeries Tickets on sale Thursday September 7\, 9:00am \nIndividual Tickets on sale Thursday September 14\, 9:00am \nTickets: $45 / $25 (student) \nPurchase a Series Ticket and save 15% on each show here. \nCheck out the rest of the fall series here. \nPlease choose your seats at check out! \nDoors at 7:00PM\, show at 8:00PM (two sets). \nThanks to our charcuterie sponsor Sam’s Cheese & Meats! Find them in the Hamilton Farmer’s Market. \nAbout Darcy Hepner \nBorn in Edmonton\, Alberta and raised in Hamilton\, Ontario\, he is the son of professional musicians (conductor Lee Hepner and pianist Patricia Rolston). His professional career began as a cellist at the age of 15 and transitioned to flute\, clarinet\, and saxophone during his studies at McMaster University (BMus 1978). While pursuing jazz studies at the University of Miami he performed with Henry Mancini\, BB King\, Aretha Franklin\, Tony Bennett\, Mel Tormé and many others (MMUS 1980). Moving to New York City in 1983 he studied composition and saxophone at New York University with Lee Konitz and Bob Mintzer. During his second residency in New York from 1996 to 2005\, Hepner toured with Blood\, Sweat and Tears\, played in Broadway and Off-Broadway shows and in clubs with such artists as Buster Poindexter\, Tom Wopat and the Ed Palermo Big Band. \nSince 2008 he has recorded and performed with Tom Wilson (musician) and LeE HARVeY OsMOND as both a woodwind player and conductor/arranger for his symphony shows which have included performances with the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra and the National Arts Centre Orchestra in Ottawa. \nIn 2015\, he collaborated with Canadian musician Ian Thomas as arranger and conductor to develop a concert for the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra. The music for the concert was used to produce Thomas’s “Life In Song” recording. \nHepner taught at Berklee College of Music (Boston) 1985–89\, and was founder and head of the Music Program at Selkirk College in Nelson\, BC\, 1989–96. From 2005 to 2020\, he held the position of professor of music at Mohawk College\, Hamilton \n— \nShowcasing top Canadian and international musicians in jazz\, blues\, and improvised music. We are excited to welcome you back to our jazz lounge following a $2.5 million transformation. The new theatre has the same great stage\, with a new sound system and expanded seating capacity for you to enjoy world-class music in downtown Hamilton! \nAll proceeds from ticket sales support the An Instrument For Every Child (AIFEC) program. \nFor more information about the Hamilton Music Collective and An Instrument For Every Child visit: hamiltonmusiccollective.ca \nParking is available in our parking lots. Read more here: https://www.thegasworks.ca/parking/
URL:https://hamiltonmusiccollective.ca/event/darcy-hepner-friends/
LOCATION:141 Park Street North\, 141 Park Street N\, Hamilton\, ON\, L8R 2N4\, Canada
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