Lew Tabackin - Yardbird Suite

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jazz!
March/April 2010
Dino Dominelli Sextet
Gerry Hébert Quartet
Mike Rud Quartet
Darren Sigesmund Sextet
Flora Ware
Lew Tabackin Trio
Carlos del Junco and the Blues Mongrels
Brian Hughes Quintet
Melody Diachun Quartet
Dave Babcock and the Jump Orchestra
CD Release Event, with special guest Amos Garrett
Rodrigues/Gale Quartet
Tyler Hornby Quintet
CD Release Event for “A Road to Remember”
Lew Tabackin
jazz!
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CD Release Event
‘Faith In You’ CD Release
Join us for an evening of great jazz from one
of Alberta’s finest tenor saxophonists, Dino
Dominelli. With a resume that includes work
with many of Canada’s best jazz musicians, Dino
is an entertaining and original jazz artist with an
ear for all kinds of jazz, from post bop to modern
jazz, and more.
Dino’s formative jazz years were spent
performing around Toronto and studying
with two Canadian jazz legends, saxophonist
Pat LaBarbera and multi-instrumentalist Don
Thompson. Dino has appeared on stage with
Thompson and a host of other Canadian jazz
names, such as P.J. Perry, Bernie Senensky, Jake
Langley, Greg Pilo, Simon Fisk, Earl Seymour,
Bob Mover and Norman Marshall Villeneuve.
In Alberta, Dino is often seen performing with
Edmonton and Calgary artists such as Sandro
Dominelli, Jim Head, Wayne Feschuk, John
Taylor, Charlie Austin, Chris Andrew, Rubim De
Toledo, Andrew Glover, Dale James, George
Blondheim, Andy Ericson, Brian Buchanan and
Mike Lent.
Dino has performed throughout Canada and
internationally in the United States, Hong Kong,
Thailand and Taiwan. On other music fronts,
Dino has shared the spotlight with popular
artists such as The Shirelle Sisters, Bobby
Cameron, Alfie Zappacosta, Bobby Curtola and
Jack Semple.
Be ready for an evening that will travel great
jazz distances, with a made-in-Alberta style!
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‘Faith In You’ CD Release
From Edmonton/Calgary
FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 2010
TICKETS - MEMBERS $12, GUESTS $16
DOORS 8 PM - SHOW 9 PM
Dino Dominelli - saxophone
Jim Head - guitar
Andrew Glover – piano, keyboards
Bruce Mohacsy – piano, keyboards
Brendan Rothwell - bass
Sandro Dominelli – drums
Artist website:
www.dinodominelli.com
www. yardbirdsuite.com
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Canadian Jazz Series
For this night, Calgary “exports” one of its best
jazz assets to Edmonton, saxophonist Gerry
Hebért. Gerry is well known on the Alberta jazz
scene, and across Canada, as a great musician
and dedicated educator.
Since 1997, the Gerry Hébert Quartet has laid
claim to a diverse musical territory, exploring
free improvised spaces as well as putting their
own spin on classic jazz standards and pop
hits. In concert, the Quartet showcase Hébert’s
original compositions alongside select covers
by the Beatles, Peter Gabriel and Oscar Peterson;
they are passionate, high-energy and engaging
musicians, who consistently provide compelling
jazz experiences.
This night will include some selections from
Gerry’s second CD with the Quartet, entitled
The Beat Niq Sessions Volume 2: Constructive
Interference.
Gerry is a founding member of The Swinging
Bovines, co-founding the Calgary-based
saxophone quartet who went on to release
three CDs and performed over 500 concerts on
tours across Canada, the U.S. and Europe. A busy
performing and studio musician, Gerry has also
contributed his voice to 18 other recording
projects.
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From Calgary
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2010
Gerry Hebért - saxophone
Aaron Young - guitar
Simon Fisk - bass
Jon May - drums
Artist website:
www.myspace.com/gerryhebertquartet
KENT SANGSTER’S OBSESSIONS OCTET
Release their sophomore recording Melodia.
An elegant mixture of classical, tango and jazz is
performed by some of Edmonton’s most respected
musicians. JUNO Award Nominee, Western Canadian
Music Award Winner.
March 7, 2010 • 3:00 pm & 7:30 pm shows
Yardbird Suite
Tickets: $25 • $2 off for students & seniors
CDs will be available for $15
Tickets available at Tix On The Square or at the door
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Mike Rud
Quartet
Jazz guitar fans take note! Mike Rud is back in
town. Mike is well known to Canadian audiences
and a fan favourite in Edmonton. Mike lives in
Montreal where he has been active on the jazz
scene for years, as a jazz guitarist and music
teacher.
With three CDs to his credit, Mike has crafted his
career on the Canadian scene by respectfully
paying his jazz dues, while at the same time
developing his own unique, innovative sound.
His three CDs include Whyte Avenue (1997 Jazz
Focus), Chimbe (1999 Nu Jazz), and Live from
Lotusland (2005 Cellar Live). He also appears on
several other CDs by Canadian jazz artists.
On stage, Mike has performed with Herb Ellis,
Kenny Wheeler, Chuck Israels, Ralph Bowen, Joe
LaBarbera, Guido Basso, Ian MacDougal, P.J. Perry,
Tommy Banks, Denzal Sinclaire, John Stetch and
many others. He has performed all over Canada,
including appearances at the Vancouver Jazz
Festival and the Festival International de Jazz
de Montréal.
Mike’s jazz education includes a performance
diploma from Edmonton’s MacEwan College
and a Bachelor of Music degree from Montreal’s
McGill University (1996). He also attended the
Banff International Jazz Workshop in 1994 at the
Banff Centre for the Arts, studying with greats
of modern jazz, including Don Thompson and
Norma Winstone. This led to an opportunity to
study in New York with the jazz guitar master
Jim Hall in 1995.
Mike has taught and/or spoken at a number
of music schools, including McGill, Western
Washington University, Vancouver Community
College, MacEwan College, Keyano College, Red
Deer College and Carleton University. He has
been a featured guest artist with the University
of Victoria Jazz Band, and a teacher at the UBC
summer music camp, the Prairielands jazz camp
in Regina, SK, and the MacEwan College summer
guitar workshop in Edmonton.
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Mike Rud Quartet
From Montreal/Vancouver/Edmonton
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, MARCH 12-13, 2010
Mike Rud - guitar
Tolden Webb - piano
Jodi Proznick - bass
Dan Skakun – drums
Artist website:
www.mikerud.com
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Darren Sigesmund
Sextet
An evening full of jazz promise and
compositional ingenuity! Following the critical
success of his debut CD Strands (TIMELY
MANOR) in 2008, Toronto trombonist Darren
Sigesmund is taking his next steps, touring in
support of Strands II, which was released in late
2009.
This night’s performance will feature several
tracks from Strands II, including the musical
voices of sensational jazz vocalist Eliana along
with other established players on the Toronto
jazz scene. Don’t miss this excellent evening of
jazz at the Yardbird, where you’ll hear a lively
and contemporary blend of jazz, Latin and
classical influences.
In 2009, Darren was nominated for a National
Jazz Award as Trombonist of the Year.
Since 2003, Darren has led his Strands project
across the globe, including over 100 concerts
throughout Europe, Asia, Australia and Canada.
Past performances include concerts in Madrid,
Germany for German national radio Bayerischer
Rundfunk, Ireland, the UK, Japan Expo 2005, the
Canadian Embassy Theatre in Tokyo, premiere
clubs throughout Australia, South Korea’s
Jarasum International Jazz Festival, Shanghai’s
renowned club JZ, Hong Kong’s historic Loke
Yew Hall, the Canadian National Library Theatre
and the Toronto Downtown Jazz Festival.
Darren has studied and performed at the
internationally renowned Banff Jazz Workshop
with acclaimed artists such as Dave Holland,
Kenny Wheeler, Julian Priester, Richie Beirach,
Dave Liebman, Steve Coleman, Don Thompson,
Pat LaBarbera and Hugh Fraser.
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On trombone, Darren has studied with Michael
Davis (New York), Ian McDougall (University
of Victoria), Jerry Johnson (Stratford Festival)
and Gord Sweeny (Toronto Symphony). After
studying at the University of Toronto’s Jazz
Performance Program, Darren honed his
composition skills under the tutelage of Toronto
instructor Frank Falco. He currently teaches
piano at Humber College and privately.
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From Toronto
FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 2010
Darren Sigesmund - trombone
Eliana Cuevas - vocals
Quinsin Nachoff - alto saxophone
Reg Schwager - guitar
Jim Vivian - bass
Ethan Adrelli – drums
Artist website:
www.darrensigesmund.ca
Canadian Vocalists
Flora Ware
Described as both a “little-known vocal
treasure” and “one of the rising jazz talents”
in BC, vocalist Flora Ware is ready to step into
a bigger spotlight. On this night, Flora will be
playing original songs from her latest CD Insight
(2008), as well as jazz and soul standards with a
modern twist.
On the strength of her Insight release, Flora
appeared in 2008 at two popular festivals in BC
- the Kaslo Jazz Fest and Rare Earth Jazz & Blues
Fest in Vernon. She also did a Western Canadian
tour with songstress Monica Lee. The BC Interior
Music Awards nominated her for Best Jazz Artist
of the Year in 2008.
Co-produced by Rick Kilburn and Peter Berring,
Insight appeals to a wide audience with its
groovy mix of standards and original music
influenced by Latin jazz, and Soul/R&B.
Flora is developing a reputation as a performer
who puts her soul into singing and who does
not fit neatly into any one genre; she is part jazz
diva, part folk singer, part cabaret performer.
Whether it’s swing standards, R&B, or opera, she
isn’t afraid to push the boundaries, delivering a
comedic or seductive twist to a song.
In 2009, Paul Grant featured Flora on his CBC
radio show “Hot Air”. She completed a spring
tour of the Kootenays in March 2009, after
being awarded a touring grant from the
Columbia Basin Trust. She also performed
regularly in 2009 throughout
the BC interior. Her 2010
tour will include stops in
Alberta, the BC coast,
and Vancouver Island.
Flora first appeared at
the Yardbird Suite in 2006
with the Charlie Austin Trio.
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Flora Ware
From Nelson, B.C./Calgary/Edmonton
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 2010
Flora Ware - vocals, piano
Rich Rabnett - guitar
Simon Fisk - bass
Sandro Dominelli - drums
Artist website:
www.floramusic.com
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International Jazz Series
Lew Tabackin Trio
With a musical career spanning more than four
decades, Lew Tabackin shows no signs of stopping.
He continues to tour the world as a soloist, playing
clubs and jazz festivals with his own groups and
as featured soloist with the Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz
Orchestra.
Lew is an artist of astonishing vision.His electrifying
flute playing is at once virtuosic, primordial, crosscultural, and passionate. His distinctive tenor sax
style includes the use of wide intervals, abrupt
changes of mood and tempo, and purposeful
fervor, all in the service of showing the full range
of possibilities of his instrument - melodically,
rhythmically, and dynamically.
In the 1960s, among other musical highlights, Lew
played with Tal Farlow and Don Friedman, and
in big bands led by Cab Calloway, Les and Larry
Elgart, Maynard Ferguson, Joe Henderson, Chuck
Israels, Thad Jones and Mel Lewis, Clark Terry, and
Duke Pearson. In 1968, he met Toshiko Akiyoshi
when the two played together in a quartet. They
eventually married and moved to Los Angeles,
where they formed the award-winning big band
known as the Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orchestra.
During the 1980s he began to get some long
overdue recognition as a flutist, winning many
Down Beat critic’s and reader’s polls.
In 1990, Mr. Tabackin released his first disc of
several discs for Concord, “Desert Lady,” featuring
Hank Jones, Dave Holland, and Victor Lewis,
followed by the acclaimed “I’ll Be Seeing You” with
Benny Green, Peter Washington, and Lewis Nash,
and finally, “Tenority” in 1996. Since then, he has
released several albums on a variety of labels.
A long time favourite of Edmonton jazz audiences,
this event will celebrate Lew’s 70th birthday
featuring his outstanding New York trio.
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Lew Tabackin Trio
From New York
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, MARCH 26-27, 2010
Lew Tabackin - tenor saxophone, flute
Boris Kozlov - bass
Mark Taylor - drum
Artist website:
www.lewtabackin.com
yardbird suite blues
Carlos del Junco
and the Blues Mongrels
Expect a great night of blues and jazz harmonica
from Canada’s “harp master,” Carlos del Junco.
Carlo has been named the Maple Blues Award’s
Harmonica Player of the Year seven times.
With seven recordings also on his resume and
a reputation for excellent live performances,
Carlos is always a big hit with harp fans, blues
fans and jazz fans.
Charlie” Roberts that won Carlos the 1996 Jazz
Report Blues Musician Of The Year Award. Just
Your Fool, a sizzling live session with Kevin
Breit, was recorded in 1995. In 1993, Carlos del
Junco won two gold medals at the Hohner
World Harmonica Championship in Trossingen,
Germany; judged the world’s best in both the
diatonic blues and the diatonic jazz categories.
With his 2008 release, Steady Movin’ (Northern
Blues), Carlos solidified his reputation in the
world of music. Here’s what John Valentyn of
the Toronto Blues Society had to say about
Steady Movin’ :
“The eagerly anticipated successor to ‘Blues
Mongrel’ is here and is worth the wait. It is
primarily acoustic and perhaps even more of a
demonstration of his prowess on the humble
harmonica... as before there are harp positions
and keys listed for every song, but never does
technical prowess get in the way of enjoyment of
the music.”
Carlos is certainly not your straight ahead blues
harmonica player. His influences range far and
wide and he can quickly move from a straight
ahead blues groove into more adventurous
territory which may include jazz, Latin, New
Orleans second line grooves, or ska. He will
occasionally take a blues standard and flip it
upside down to breathe new life into it.
Playing a ten-hole diatonic harmonica, Carlos
has developed the unique ability to play
chromatically by using an “overblow” technique
taught to him by jazz virtuoso Howard Levy.
Among his recording credits are Blues Mongrel
(2005, Big Reed Records), Up and At ‘Em (2001,
Big Reed Records) and Big Road Blues, a
collaborative effort with Thom “Champagne
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Carlos del Junco and
the Blues Mongrels
From Toronto
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, APRIL 2-3 , 2010
Carlos del Junco - harmonica and vocals
Henry Heillig - bass
Eric St. Laurent - guitars
Mark Mariash – drums
Artist website:
www.davidocchipinti.com
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Cross Border Jazz
Jazz fans will appreciate this special night which
welcomes Alberta native and guitar virtuoso
Brian Hughes back to the Yardbird Suite!
Brian has forged an international reputation
as a jazz guitarist and world-class performer,
including tours and recordings with Loreena
McKennitt, and an extensive career as a jazz
front man.
Here’s an excerpt from his website which
outlines his talents as a contemporary jazz
guitarist, multi-instrumentalist and producer:
His first two albums, “Between Dusk” and
“Dreaming and Under One Sky,” firmly established
him as one of the foremost guitarists and
composers in the genre, perfectly blending his
fluid and emotive guitar style into an exciting,
melodic mix of Latin, Jazz and World Music
compositions. After being picked as a winner in
JAZZIZ Magazine’s “Guitars On Fire” competition
his subsequent recordings “Straight To You,” “One
2 One,” “Shakin’ not Stirred” and “Along the Way”
have received critical acclaim and major radio
air play from coast to coast. With his sizzling fret
work and infectious compositions the media are
accurate in saying: “Both a great artist and an
accessible one. His passion is so obvious, intense
and contagious, that his audience shares it.” Brian
has received the SOCAN/BMI “Jazz & Instrumental
Composer of the Year” Award six times from 1997
to 2006 and the title track from “Shakin’ Not
Stirred” was featured on an episode of HBO’s “Sex
and the City”.
Also well known for his 20 year parallel career
performing and recording with world renowned
vocalist Loreena McKennitt, Brian’s skills as
a musician (guitars, oud, bouzouki) and his
production talents are evident on her platinum
recording “An Ancient Muse,” the concert DVD
“Nights From The Alhambra,” filmed in Granada,
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Spain and her past seven multi-platinum
recordings. and received a Juno (Canadian
Grammy) nomination as “Producer of the Year”
for his work on the platinum selling Loreena
McKennitt album “The Visit.”
Brian has also produced several international
Platinum-selling albums for Greek recording
artists Evanthia Reboutsika, Yannis Kotsiras
and Panayotis Kalantzopoulos, including
the soundtrack for “A Touch of Spice” the top
grossing film in Greek cinema history. He has also
accompanied Celtic music legends, The Chieftains,
on several tours.
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From California/Edmonton/Calgary
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, APRIL 9-10 , 2010
Brian Hughes - guitar
Andrew Glover - piano, keyboards
Mike Lent - bass
Luis Tovar - percussion
Tal Bergman - drums
Artist website:
www.brianhughes.com
Canadian Vocalists
Here’s to another night of great jazz vocals
down at the Yardbird, with Vancouver’s Melody
Diachun in the company of a groove-oriented
jazz quartet.
Melody Diachun is an emerging jazz star
and an in-demand vocalist celebrated for
her expressive voice, warm performance and
“original material that catches the ear” (The
Vancouver Sun). She is a Juno nominee and was
nominated for Female Vocalist of the Year at the
2009 National Jazz Awards.
Melody’s latest CD EQ was recorded in 2008
on Cellar Live. The album transcends musical
genres to deliver a vibrant, highly original
milestone. Her first two independent releases,
Lullaby of the Leaves and Dreams and Places
presented her as a gifted songwriter and a
versatile, understated singer.
With several albums to his credit, Chris Andrew’s
musical diversity can be seen through his
numerous performances over the years in
genres such as jazz, funk, pop, Latin, and musical
theatre. Based in Edmonton, Chris has studied
in Cuba and toured across Canada countless
times in various musical styles. His resume lists
a veritable who’s who of jazz: He has performed
with Joshua Redman, Sonny Fortune, Bud
Shank, Pete Christlieb, Joe LaBarbera, P.J. Perry
and Paquito D’Rivera, to name just a few. In
2008 Chris was honoured with the CBC Galaxie
Rising Star Award for his virtuosic talent.
Thomas, John Stowell, P.J. Perry, Campbell Ryga,
Bob Murphy, Altered Laws and blues legend Big
Miller, to name a few.
Best known for his work with Canadian hip
hop artist K-OS, drummer Ray Garraway is an
intensely creative player with a great, natural
“feel.” He is also a sought after clinician and
instructor. With many albums to his credit,
Ray has won drumming competitions, toured
the world, and appeared on various TV shows,
including Late Night with David Letterman.
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From Vancouver/Edmonton
FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 2010
Melody Diachun - voice
Chris Andrew - piano,
keyboards
Doug Stephenson acoustic bass
Ray Garraway – drums
Artist website:
www.melodydiachun.com
For the past twenty-five years Doug Stephenson
has been an integral member of Western
Canada’s jazz community, multi-tasking as
bassist, guitarist, educator, studio musician,
composer, arranger and producer. Now based
in Vancouver, Doug works with a wide range of
world class artists, and has played with Tommy
Banks, Charlie Rouse, Fraser MacPherson, Jay
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CD Release Event
Dave Babcock and the Jump Orchestra
with special guest Amos Garrett
On this night, you better “jump to it” and get
yourself down to the Yardbird Suite for a lively
night of vintage jazz, jump blues and Afro Cuban
rhythms, with Dave Babcock and his Jump
Orchestra.
This night will feature Dave on saxophone and
vocals leading an 8-piece version of his Jump
Orchestra along with special guest, guitar maestro
Amos Garrett. Dave will be performing music from
his latest studio recording entitled Jump To It. This
long-awaited CD and release party will be “music
to the ears” of many people who have been fans
of Dave and his Jump Orchestra over the years.
For those who don’t know, Dave led the first
incarnation of his Jump Orchestra from 1990
to 1994. The Jump, as they were often known,
performed throughout Western Canada, with
an unprecedented three and a half year house
gig at Earl’s Tin Palace in Edmonton. They
appeared many times on television and radio,
and were featured on a CBC Variety recording
called Jazz Notes in 1992. Also in that year, they
won an ARIA Award as best jazz group, for the
recording Both Feet.
“Jump To It” was recorded locally at Edmontone
Studio and features some of Alberta’s finest
musicians, many of whom will be playing with
Dave at the CD release. This self-produced
album features several original compositions
that showcase Dave’s smooth vocals and soulful
saxophone in a variety of settings, from trio
to 11-piece. Amos Garrett’s stellar guitar work
appears on three of the tracks. “Famous” Amos
needs little introduction to Edmonton audiences,
being one of Canada’s most highly respected
guitarists, in any musical style.
Read more at www.yardbirdsuite.com
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From Edmonton/High River/Calgary
SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2010
Dave Babcock - saxophone, vocals
Amos Garrett - guitar, vocals
Sebastian Knox - saxophone
Bob Tildesley - trumpet
Audrey Ochoa - trombone
Doug Organ - piano, organ
Rubim deToledo - acoustic bass
Jamie Cooper – drums
Artist website:
www.davebabcock.com
www.melmusic.com/amos_garrett/
This evening features former EdmontonianVanessa
Rodrigues on organ and piano, in the company
of Toronto’s Chris Gale on saxophone. Another
former Edmontonian, Mike Rud, is featured on
guitar along with Davide DiRenzo on drums.
Vanessa graduated from McGill University
with a degree in jazz performance (piano) in
June of 2000. She has attended the reputable
International Jazz Workshop at the Banff Centre
for the Arts, and returned to the Centre in 2003,
this time on Hammond B-3 organ, where she
had occasion to perform with world-class faculty
members Mike Murley, John Abercrombie, and
Dave Douglas. She is the first and only organist
to attend the program to date.
In February of 2002, Vanessa took a special
trip to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where she
spent one month as a live-in student, crashing
on world-renowned jazz organist Dr. Lonnie
Smith’s couch! Later that year, she went on to
perform at the Montreal International Jazz
Festival with her own original soul-jazz organ
trio, and hosted a popular organ jam session
for the duration of the festival. She has since
gone on to host organ jam sessions all over
Eastern Canada and counts organ great Joey
DeFrancesco, saxophonist Kenny Garrett, and
late Canadian musical icons Doug Riley and Jeff
Healey among her distinguished guests.
Vanessa has released three albums as a leader:
Soul Project (2005), Soul Food for Thought (2009),
and Gale/Rodrigues Group Live at the Rex (2007),
a collaborative effort with Gale.
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Read more at www.yardbirdsuite.com
From Montreal/Toronto
FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 2010
DOORS - 8 PM - SHOW 9 PM
Chris Gale - saxophone
Vanessa Rodrigues - Hammond organ
Mike Rud - guitar
Davide DiRenzo – drums
Artist website:
www.vanessarodrigues.com
www.chrisgalesax.com
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CD Release Event
CD Release Event for “A Road to Remember”
Catch the jazz drum beat! Calgary drummer
Tyler Hornby hits the Yardbird with a solid lineup,
presenting a great selection of originals and
standards. Tyler is emerging as one of the most
versatile and contemporary drummers in Canada.
His playing exemplifies a melodic sense combined
with taste, control, and rhythmic finesse.
In 2009, Tyler was nominated for the Galaxie
Rising Star Award of Radio Canada, and a
General Motors Grand Jazz Award at the Festival
International de Jazz de Montreal. His debut
jazz album entitled Shadows of a Brighter Day
received rave reviews, and was selected for a
national jazz compilation called Dig Your Roots.
The album showcases Tyler’s compositions
which contain post-bop, contemporary and
odd meter influences with unique harmonic
and melodic twists.
In 2010, Tyler will be releasing two new
albums: A Road to Remember and Able to Fly
on Chronograph Records. He has previously
appeared on over 30 recordings.
In addition to playing with his own groups, Tyler
has performed with such artists as; Bob Mintzer,
Ingrid Jensen, Frank Mantooth, Alain Caron,
Randy Brecker, Hugh Fraser, Tommy Banks,
Shelly Berg, Ralph Bowen, Maciek Grzywacz,
Decidedly Jazz Danceworks, and the electric jazz
group Terrain where he serves as the drummer
and co-leader.
While maintaining a busy performing schedule
Tyler also teaches for the Mount Royal College
Jazz Diploma Program, and is the director of
the Drumset Educational Camp which is held
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in Calgary each summer. After completing
his B.Mus In Jazz Studies from the University
of Calgary, Tyler obtained his Masters Degree
in Jazz Performance/Pedagogy (2006) at the
University of Colorado (Boulder) where he
studied composition with Grammy Award
winning pianist Chip Stephens.
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From Calgary/Edmonton
SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 2010
DOORS - 8 PM - SHOW 9 PM
Tyler Hornby - drums
Simon Fisk - bass
Chris Andrew - piano
Jim Head - guitar
Bob Tildesley – trumpet
Artist website:
www.tylerhornby.com
jammin’
tuesday night
sessions
TICKETS AT THE DOOR - MEMBERS & GUESTS $5
DOORS 7:30 PM - SHOW 8 PM
March 2
April 6
Marty Majorowicz
Craig Magill
70th Birthday Jam
Marty Majorowicz - trombone,
Paul Richey - piano,
Dan Churchill - bass,
Bill George - drums
March 9
The Fusionauts
Paul Richey - keyboards,
Peter Belec - guitar,
Dan Churchill - bass,
Thom Bennett - drums
March 16
The Sound Quintessential
Remi Noel - trombone,
Don Coolen - trumpet,
Chris Finlay - guitar,
Keith Rempel - bass,
Kurtis Schultz - drums
March 23
Sandro Dominelli Trio
Dave Babcock - saxophones,
Bob Tildesley - trumpet,
Jim Head - guitar,
Mike Lent - bass,
April 13
Brett Miles Quartet
Brett Miles - saxophone,
Thom Golub - bass,
Jamie Philp -guitar,
Dwayne Hrynkiw - drums
April 20
Rob Thompson Quintet
Rob Thompson - piano,
Don Berner - saxophone,
Audrey Ochoa - trombone,
Marc Beaudin - bass,
Sandro Dominelli - drums, Jim
Head - guitar
April 27
March 30
Bob Kitt - piano,
Lindsay Woolgar - bass,
Mike Gillespie - drums,
Bob Tildesley - trumpet
Aaron Leaney 3
Aaron Leaney - saxophones,
Thom Golub - bass,
Chris Dadge - drums
Bob Kitt Trio with special
guest Bob Tildesley
15
march
7
14
21
28
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
30
3
10
17
24
31
4 5
11 12
18 19
25 26
6
13
20
27
april
4 5 6 7
11 12 13 14
18 19 20 21
25 26 27 28
1 2
8 9
15 16
22 23
29 30
3
10
17
24
Friday & Saturday Shows: Doors at 8 PM • Show 9 PM unless otherwise stated.
Tuesday Night Sessions: Doors at 7:30 PM • Show at 8 PM
March 5
March 26-27
April 23
‘Faith In You’ CD Release Event
Members $12, Guests $16
Lew Tabackin Trio
April 2-3
April 24
Carlos Del Junco And The
Blues Mongrels
CD Release Event For “A Road
To Remember”
March 12-13
April 9-10
Mike Rud Quartet
March 19
April 16
March 20
April 17
Flora Ware
Dave Babcock And The Jump
Orchestra CD Release Event,
With Special Guest
Amos Garrett
March 6
EDMONTON JAZZ SOCIETY
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(Corner of 102 St & 86 Ave)
EDMONTON AB T6E 2M2
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Lew Tabackin - Yardbird Suite

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