04/20/2024
Hi All, We're finally back with live shows at the Church House with two amazing ones in June: Bill Frisell, Methodolatry Quartet and Trio Sprout
Saturday June 8th: Methodolatry Quartet and Trio Sprout
Reservations here: https://MethodolatryQuartet.eventbrite.com
Wayne Horvitz is back with two great lineups he chose to make the most of the Church House acoustics. The instrumentation includes piano, violin, cello, piano, saxophone, bass, drums.
Trio Sprout is a re-imagining of the jazz piano trio with classical piano trio instrumentation. They are Alex Guy – violin, Maria Scherer Wilson – cello, and Wayne Horvitz – piano.
Methodolatry Quartet first played to honor the passing of bassist extraordinaire Brad Houser. The main set was entirely improvised, and it was instantly clear that the band needed to become permanent. They are D’Vonne Lewis - drums, Skerik - sax, Geoff Harper - bass, and Wayne Horvitz - piano and keyboards.
Wednesday June 12th: Bill Frisell Trio featuring Tony Scherr & Rudy Royston
Reservations here: https://BillFrisellChurchHouse2024.eventbrite.com
Wow, we're getting Bill Frisell back, but this time with his trio! If you saw him before here you know this will be very special - is a rare opportunity to see Bill in the intimate setting of a former 1890 church, now a private home. Need I say more?
Bill Frisell’s career as a guitarist and composer has spanned more than 40 years and many celebrated recordings. His catalog has been cited by Downbeat as “the best recorded output of the decade.”
“Frisell has had a lot of practice putting high concept into a humble package. Long hailed as one of the most distinctive and original improvising guitarists of our time, he has also earned a reputation for teasing out thematic connections with his music... There’s a reason that Jazz at Lincoln Center had him program a series called Roots of Americana.” - New York Times
We hope to see you!
Pat and Sharon
This is a rare opportunity to see Bill Frisell in the intimate setting of a former 1890 church, now a private home. Need I say more?
