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SUMMARY:Rhythm Rising
DESCRIPTION:Rhythm Rising Quartet is a talented ensemble of Hudson Valley musicians\, led by Grammy-nominated percussionist Tomas Martin Lopez. Their music blends Afro-Caribbean Latin Jazz\, Bossa Nova\, and Samba\, with the vibraphone adding a smooth yet fiery drive. \nThe quartet includes Victor Catanzaro on Vibraphone\, Doug Correllus on Piano\, Ron Figueroa on Bass\, and Tomas Martin Lopez on Percussion. \nThe Rhythm Rising Quartet masterfully honors traditional Latin Jazz artists such as Cal Tjader\, Tito Puente\, and Mongo Santamaria. In addition to paying homage to these legends\, they also infuse their setlists with a blend of original compositions and beloved standards. Whether you’re a jazz enthusiast or simply appreciate soulful rhythms\, the Rhythm Rising Quartet promises an engaging musical experience. \nhttps://youtu.be/4ahplKTRrTk?si=9NgYy5aP3bNuaQcN
URL:https://www.lydias-cafe.com/event/rhythm-rising/
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SUMMARY:Lisa Markley Four-Tête + One
DESCRIPTION:After studying composition and vocal jazz at North Texas State\, Lisa devoted the last 40 years in pursuit of song: original songs\, folk songs\, art songs\, friends’ songs\, and American Songbook.\n\nHer co-conspirators in this show will be: \nPete Levin-keys \nJeff Siegel-drums \nRich Syracuse-bass \nand special guest: \nPaul Duffy-keys & vocals \n(More surprise guests may happen as Miz Markley schemes and dreams…) \nQUOTES \n“…a remarkable ability to interpret new songs\, an adroit rarity. I’m awe struck and teary eyed.”  —Dick Crockett\, 88.7FM “The Voice”\, Sacramento \n“Lisa Markley has more depth\, control\, and beauty to her voice in a live concert setting than most vocalists get in the studio. \nDriving that voice is a soul of wit and intelligence and a heart of gold.” —Paul Slavens\, KERA/KXT Dallas \nLennie’s Pennies (arrangement and lyrics by Lisa Markley “Hundred in a Dollar”) https://youtu.be/T1Z6M-s1-wI?si=zUPisWP4ezY__JKI \nStars Rained Down (lyrics/music Lisa Markley) https://youtu.be/9EsEFUCLbJs?si=p1mYbRbFFubxO5Ij \nVelvet Divan https://youtu.be/Y03gy3ABgnU?si=Ha3vJ57iVO7jkKsT  \nMORE INFO (and Lisa’s back catalgue from the Soona Songs record label):
URL:https://www.lydias-cafe.com/event/lisa-markley-four-tete/
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SUMMARY:Closed
DESCRIPTION:S.O.L.
URL:https://www.lydias-cafe.com/event/regusis-horton-quartet/
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SUMMARY:The Decompressors (3/4 Professors)
DESCRIPTION:Vinnie Martucci – keys \nMark Dziuba – guitar \nRich Syracuse – bass \nPeter O’Brien – drums \n  \nSUNY music professors come together on this special night to perform original works\, jazz\, world music and other musical gems. \nVinnie Martucci has had an exciting and diverse career as a performer\, composer\, arranger\, producer\, and educator. He has toured extensively on the international stage as co-leader of the Jazz Fusion Quartet “The Dolphins” with Dan Brubeck\, as arranger\, accompanist for Laurel Masse (Manhattan Transfer)\, arranger and performer for Blues artist Rory Block. He has recorded and toured with Graham Parker\, Livingston Taylor\, and others. He co-composed the off-broadway play “Clue\, The Musical” as well as numerous cable network TV themes for Lifetime\, the Travel Channel\, CNN and underscores for daytime TV dramas “As the World Turns”\, Guiding Light”. As a producer and recording engineer\, he has worked with composer Baikida Carroll on recordings and productions for several theatrical and television projects\, most notably the Tony award winning play “Having Our Say”. He has also given clinics in Jazz and improvisation in Europe\, South America\, as well as the Central Conservatory in Beijing\, China. Currently\, Vinnie is the chair of the music department at SUNY\, New Paltz\, where he also teaches jazz studies and recording technology courses. \nMark Dziuba has been a guitarist\, improviser and composer for most of his life. He has performed with a who’s who of Jazz\, Blues\, Rock and Bluegrass musicians and has performed and taught at workshops and festivals internationally for over 40 years.\nMark is a tenured professor of music at the State University of New York at New Paltz where he directs the Jazz Studies program. He was a part of the internationally acclaimed National Guitar Workshop for 25 years and has been a part of the Crown of the Continent International Guitar Festival since its birth.\nMark is a published author and a featured soloist and composer on numerous recordings. He continues to explore the world of improvised live and virtual music and can be found performing often in the area and abroad. (dziubam@newpaltz.edu) \nRICH SYRACUSE STRING BASSIST\, ELECTRIC BASSIST\, COMPOSER Rich Syracuse has been a mainstay on the New York area scene for more than three decades. While performing at an early age in New York City he was the winner of the prestigious Congress Of Strings Award. He went on to receive a Bachelor of Music degree from Manhattan School of Music in New York City. Rich performed with The Group For Contemporary Music under the Conductor Charles Wournin and Harvey Solberger\, The Hartford Ballet and the New Jersey Lyric Opera Co. During the early part of his career he performed in Jazz groups featuring pianists John Mehegan\, Joey Calderazzo and Ted Rosenthal. After moving to New York State’s Hudson Valley in the mid 1980’s he began a long-standing stint in the Nick Brignola Quartet playing clubs\, festivals\, and recording sessions. Besides his years with Brignola\, he has performed with Mose Allison\, Kurt Elling\, Dave Liebman\, Brubeck Brothers\, Warren Bernhardt\, SumiTonoka\, David Torn\, Mike DeMicco\, Peter Levin\, Sam Morrison\, Bernard Purdy\, Vic Juris\, Dave Stryker\, Chuck Lamb\, Jeff “Siege” Siegel\, Dena DeRose\, John Medeski\, Michael Musilliami and Ali Demogli\, Rich had been the bassist for Jazz pianist Lee Shaw for over 25 years until her passing. \nBorn in Flushing\, Queens\, NY\, drummer Peter O’Brien inherited his musical talents from his father\, drummer Bill O’Brien\, with whom he began his formal studies of the drums at age five. Peter toured the USA with organist Brother Jack McDuff and\, from 1984-1985\, performed all over the USA and Canada with the Edgar Winter Band. The band featured the legendary singer Jerry LaCroix (the original lead singer for White Trash) and performed the jazz-inflected fusion material from Edgar’s first ground-breaking record “Entrance\,” as well as his rock and blues music. During this time\, Peter also performed several dates with Roy Buchanan\, including a sold-out show at the Beacon Theatre with Johnny Winter\, Buddy Guy\, and Junior Wells. From 1986-1987\, he toured Europe with Mark McMillan. Peter moved to Woodstock\, NY in early 1988 and became a member of John Hall’s band Orleans. He was the subject of a feature article published in Modern Drummer’s Rhythm and News (Japan)..
URL:https://www.lydias-cafe.com/event/the-professors-5/
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SUMMARY:Interspace
DESCRIPTION:Interspace \nArnold Hammerschlag – trumpet\nPeyton Pleninger – saxophone\nAdam Siegel – saxophone\nJim Yanda – guitar\nWill Mcevoy – bass\nAaron Yanda – drums \nInterspace is a Hudson Valley-based improvisational band exploring interval theory through original composition and performance. Spanning more than forty years in age\, the musicians draw from a broad spectrum of disciplines\, experience\, genres\, and histories across the worlds of music\, as they mine new sonic language via tone-clock theory and other post-tonal music composition techniques.
URL:https://www.lydias-cafe.com/event/jim-yanda-group/
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