Jazz in the Neighborhood presents the Fred Randolph Band with Fred Randolph (bass), Greg Wyser-Pratte (drums), Matt Clark (piano), Erik Jekabson (trumpet/flugelhorn), Sheldon Brown (saxes). Together they possess extensive experience in jazz circles and an expansive vernacular. Their riveting music encompasses multi-layered compositions and a diverse palette of sounds, taking the listener on an explosive and eclectic journey across music borders and genres. The ensemble spirit is complimented by daring improvisation and a dynamic set list, mostly originals composed by Randolph, who derives inspiration from past jazz greats, global music sounds, personal and universal experiences.
After playing together for many years and recording three CDs, the quintet has melded into a tight-knit force of boundless creativity, energy, and technical virtuosity. According to Randolph, “Music informs the narrative of life. It is through music that one is able to listen to the heart andsoul of a people. Through our music, we hope to touch your soul.”
Jazz in the Neighborhood presents the Fred Randolph Band with Fred Randolph (bass), Greg Wyser-Pratte (drums), Matt Clark (piano), Erik Jekabson (trumpet/flugelhorn), Sheldon Brown (saxes). Together they possess extensive experience in jazz circles and an expansive vernacular. Their riveting music encompasses multi-layered compositions and a diverse palette of sounds, taking the listener on an explosive and eclectic journey across music borders and genres. The ensemble spirit is complimented by daring improvisation and a dynamic set list, mostly originals composed by Randolph, who derives inspiration from past jazz greats, global music sounds, personal and universal experiences.
After playing together for many years and recording three CDs, the quintet has melded into a tight-knit force of boundless creativity, energy, and technical virtuosity. According to Randolph, “Music informs the narrative of life. It is through music that one is able to listen to the heart andsoul of a people. Through our music, we hope to touch your soul.”
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