Dewey Erney HOUSE CONCERT PHOTOS
She has been featured on radio and at venues including the Knitting Factory, Vibrato Grill Jazz, Boston Globe Jazz Festival, artist-in-residence with Stan Strickland at Boston’s Museum of Fine Art, WGBH FM’s Eric in the Evening and Ron DellaChiesa\’s Jazz Songbook. Allen has composed and performed in various ensembles including Gunther Schuller\’s Birthday Celebration Concert, Sam Rivers with the New England Conservatory Big Band, Maria Schneider with the Jazz Composer\’s Alliance, The Jimmy Giuffre Tribute Concert at Jordan Hall, the L.A Jazz Society’s Vibe Summit, and with Jiggs Whigham and Bob Mintzer at the Disney Jazz Celebration.
She has studied with many jazz greats: Danilo Perez, George Garzone, Cecil McBee, John McNeil, Bevan Manson, Steve Brown, Dominique Eade, and has received classical training with world-renowned percussionist Gordon Stout. She holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz Performance from New England Conservatory.
FEATURING:
TOM OWENS-piano
GLENN CASHMAN-sax
LUTHER HUGHES-bass
This Friday, October 21, brings the return of Kate Reid and Bruce Forman to the California Jazz Arts Society!
It’s been two years since Kate has performed for our little venue. She is now associate professor of jazz voice, and program director for Jazz Vocal Performance, at the University of Miami Frost School of Music. She doesn’t get back too often, and we are proud that she chose the CalJAS House Concert Series during this short trip to L.A.
Kate once again teams up with guitarist extrordinaire Bruce Forman. The duo last performed for us in November, 2014.
We have a few seats left so reserve today….YOU WON’T WANT TO MISS THIS!!
On Thursday, September 29, the California Jazz Arts Society had the privilege of performing for Assistance League of Pomona Valley’s fundraiser for children’s clothing at the beautiful Padua Hills Theatre in Claremont.
Hosted by CalJAS President Dale Boatman, the CalJAS All-Stars featured guest vocalist Debbi Ebert and the fabulous Joe Bagg, Bruce Forman, Glenn Cashman, Dave Tull, and Ken Wild. Good friend and Magic Castle magician Jon Armstrong amazed arriving guests before the concert.