Jazz Calendar
Every Thursday. Free.
Ken Wheaton performs acoustic fingerstyle renditions of pop, jazz, blues, contemporary, and original music with strong vocal stylings.
He just loves to play to a great audience, and his warm enthusiasm is contagious.
His favorite place to play is on our garden patio when the weather is nice, so come visit us some beautiful Thursday evening and let him serenade you.
For more information see http://www.lilianasrestaurant.com/Musicians.htm#Ken_Wheaton
Join us for the opening of “SHELTER: Crafting a Safe Home”
5:30–6:30 p.m. Lecture by Karla Thennes, Executive Director of Porchlight.
6:30–8 p.m. Reception: refreshments • music by Major Vistas • cash bar.
More info on SHELTER: https://bit.ly/2RVYFtp
As Executive Director of Porchlight for the past 27 years, Karla Thennes has devoted her career to bringing awareness and education about homelessness in Madison. Join us on Thursday, November 29 to learn more about the complicating factors of homelessness in our own community and what Porchlight is doing to improve the lives of those affected.
Jim Erickson
Music: Clubs: jazz piano
When: 12/04/14 @ 6:00pm
Cost: Free
Call: 608-831-1929
Web: ericksongs.com
More Information:
Jim Erickson will be playing jazz piano Thursday nights. 6 pm, no cover.
Usually closed on Thanksgiving.
No shows 12/25 & 1/1.
Where:
Louisianne’s, Etc., Middleton
7464 Hubbard Ave. , Middleton , WI 53562
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Jazz Jam
Zuzu Cafe 1336 Drake St., Madison, Wisconsin 53715
7-9 pm Thursdays. All jazz performers are welcome.
LocationZuzu Cafe 1336 Drake St., Madison, Wisconsin 53715 View Map
Phone 608-260-9898
Jazz duo in the Nutty Bar. Vocalist Marilyn Fisher & keyboards with Paul Hastil.
$5 donation. Last Thursdays most months.
Wurk will play two hour-long sets that are primarily funk/jazz oriented. If you’re fans of their tunes, Prism, Jupiter, Broken Disco, Bright and Crunch you can expect those to be on the docket.
Wurk is a funk-fusion group from Madison, WI, described by Isthmus Magazine as “summer-jam-perfect”. Wurk’s style encompasses several genres, with clear influences from bands like Snarky Puppy, Thundercat, Umphrey’s McGee, Tauk, The Motet, Herbie Hancock, The Meters, and many more. Their sound seeks to employ a musically educated yet groovy “Big City” tone. With songwriting by guitarist/vocalist, Frank Laufenberg, and keyboardist/vocalist Miles Morkri, Wurk fills the gap between complexity and groove. Max Morkri, a 2018 MAMA award nominee for Instrumentalist of the Year on drum set, drives the band with his blend of solid grooving and intricate chops. Coupled with Max’s drumming, Casey Seymour delivers powerful bass lines which pull the band together. Ryley Buchanan (synth/organ), Daniel Haschke (saxophone/flute) and Carl Hipenbecker (trumpet) add to Wurk’s complexity with horn lines, effects, and impressive solos. Most of Wurk’s members grew up in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, just west of Madison. Their shared background creates the band’s closeness on stage and their ability to communicate musically. Wurk released two EPs in 2017 (Wurk, Broken Disco) and is fresh off the late September release of their third EP, The Devil’s Wurk.
Every Thursday we are bringing a Jazz Jam/ Dance Session- Live Latin Jazz to the Nomad! Dance lessons kick off at 8pm followed by live music at 9pm! $5.
This Friday Bright Moments presents Louka with John Christensen – Bass, Tony Barba – Clarinets, and Josh Pultorak – percussion on set 2! This will be an acoustic performance showcasing the original material and reimaginings of Louka Patenaude. The style is hard to box in but it’s all acoustic mixing folk, jazz, bluegrass and old harmonies evocative of spirits from a long time ago and a long time from now.
“Louka Patenaude, a veteran of the Madison music scene, is a performing guitarist, teacher, recording studio artist, songwriter and composer. As a professional teacher, his career goes back almost 20 years. He has appeared on many recordings and has toured throughout the Midwest, Europe and Pacific Asia.”
https://www.music.wisc.edu/faculty/louka-patenaude/
Donations encouraged
18+, minors welcome with legal guardians
free event
Kevin Adler – drums, Peter Weil – bass, Phil Porembski – keys, Bob Kerwin – sax.
Bob Kerwin began playing saxophone over 40 years ago and has played in big bands, small jazz ensembles, R&B and rock groups, symphonic bands, and saxophone quartets. He enjoys all types of music and performs regularly with his jazz quartet, in duos with keyboardist Doug White or guitarist Doug Brown, and with the trio, Big Circle.
Every Fri and Sat @ Louisianne’s 6:30 -9 pm
Phone
608-831-1929
The UW-MMSD Jazz Festival will feature a three-day residency with Dave Stamps, director of jazz studies and assistant professor of music at Gustavus Adolphous College in Minnesota. An active trombonist, composer and arranger, Mr. Stamps has performed with and written for many organizations including the Colorado Jazz Orchestra, Nebraska Jazz Orchestra, Ninth+Lincoln Jazz Orchestra, Chuck Owen & the Jazz Surge and Jim Widner Big Band. He has performed throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe at such venues as the Montreux Jazz Festival, Jazz à Vienne, and Festival Jazz en Lima.
During his residency, Mr. Stamps will play with the UW Jazz Orchestra, the UW Jazz Composers Group, and the UW Contemporary Jazz Ensemble. He will also present a master class for the UW Jazz area, which is open to UW-Madison students and the public, as well as jazz clinics with four high school jazz ensembles.
UW Jazz Standards EnsembleA small jazz ensemble performing music from the standard jazz repertoire.
Contemporary Jazz Ensemble
A small jazz ensemble performing contemporary mainstream jazz repertoire from the last two decades (such as compositions by Dave Douglas, Terence Blanchard, Kenny Wheeler, Chris Potter, David Binney, Dave Holland and Brian Blade) as well as student compositions.
free admission
Montauk Project is an improvised percussion/woodwinds duo featuring Milwaukee-based musicians and educators Jake Polancich (drums, percussion, bassoon and guitar and Ryan Meisel (saxophones, flutes and processors). The duo is joined by dancer Katarina Abderholden as they explore movement through improvisation and sound.
The UW-MMSD Jazz Festival will feature a three-day residency with Dave Stamps, director of jazz studies and assistant professor of music at Gustavus Adolphous College in Minnesota. An active trombonist, composer and arranger, Mr. Stamps has performed with and written for many organizations including the Colorado Jazz Orchestra, Nebraska Jazz Orchestra, Ninth+Lincoln Jazz Orchestra, Chuck Owen & the Jazz Surge and Jim Widner Big Band. He has performed throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe at such venues as the Montreux Jazz Festival, Jazz à Vienne, and Festival Jazz en Lima.
During his residency, Mr. Stamps will play with the UW Jazz Orchestra, the UW Jazz Composers Group, and the UW Contemporary Jazz Ensemble. He will also present a master class for the UW Jazz area, which is open to UW-Madison students and the public, as well as jazz clinics with four high school jazz ensembles.
Every Fri and Sat @ Louisianne’s 6:30 -9 pm
Phone
608-831-1929
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