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INTERNATIONAL JAZZ DAY - SEATTLE : Matthew Shipp - Michael Bisio Duo / Farko Dosumov and Alex Pinto.

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Seattle, WA Thursday, April 30, 2015 7:00 pm until 10:30 pm Organized by: Arena Music Promotion (Contact)
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Student tickets (more info) $10.00 $1.89 Sales Ended
Tacawa Member (more info) $10.00 $1.89 Sales Ended
General Admission $20.00 $2.45 Sales Ended
Premiere Reserved Seating $30.00 $3.01 Sold Out
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We are looking forward to seeing you at our event tonight.
 

LIVE AT THE CHURCH

1400 E. Olive Street. (Not Olive Way) 

Seattle, WA 98122

Doors:7:00 PM

 

You are cordially invited to attend an amazing concert at an exclusive venue!


Presents

INTERNATIONAL JAZZ DAY
SEATTLE

THURSDAY APRIL 30th, Door:7PM

 "A must see" show at an exclusive location decked out with state-of-the art sound and lighting systems.

All ticket holders will have the exclusive opportunity to purchase a

pre-release copy of the live audio recording taken that night.

(Only 200 tickets available)

Premier Reserved Seating:$30 SOLD OUT
General Admission Seating: $20
Students: $10 (Student ID required at the door)
All Ages
ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY (No door tickets)

Beer and Wine
Cash Bar

(Live at The Church, 1300 E Olive Street, Capitol Hill, Seattle (Enter from 14th Ave))

Featuring:

MATTHEW SHIPP & MICHAEL BISIO DUO
 

Shipp and Bisio have long played together as part of the Matthew Shipp Trio and they continue to receive critical acclaim as a Duo. With Shipp on grand piano and Bisio on double bass, both are recognized internationally as amongst the most proficient on their instruments. John Fordham at Britain’s The Guardian describes a Shipp-Bisio show as “free-jazz, but full of melody, and every sound counts”, while Step Tempest calls it “edge-of-your-seat music”



Opening the evening
FARKO DOSUMOV & ALEX PINTO
Dosumov was featured on the March cover of Earshot Jazz Magazine as one of the most versatile and in demand electric bassists in the Pacific Northwest, and Pinto is quickly rising through the ranks in the Seattle music scene. Both artists will be performing on custom made glass instruments created by the Seattle-based glass artist Gary Word .

     

Gary Word is a prolific artist who basks in the spirit of creativity.  From a very early age, he embarked in a rigorous study of the work of European masters, the earliest result of which was a series of two-dimensional works such as landscapes, still lifes, and portraits. This work led to series of three-dimensional works in concrete, mortar and clay, and, beginning in 2000, kiln-formed glass.


His most recent artistic endeavor, the Odyssee Project, has been ongoing for six years. This project involves the design and production of both bowed stringed instruments (violin, viola, and cello) and guitars (Stratocaster, “Violin” Bass).

 

 

This International Jazz Day celebration in Seattle is bright to you by Arena Music Promotion. Headquartered in Seattle, with operations throughout the USA, Australia, and France, Arena Music Promotion is committed to cultivating world-class jazz in our world-class city
 
 

 

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