Max, Silvio, and Tom are blurring the lines between classical and improvised music at the Music Room—expect jazz standards, classical arrangements, and the kind of spontaneous magic that happens when skilled musicians just vibe together.
It has been said that the best performances of Classical music will sound as though they are completely improvised on the spot. Max, Silvio, and Tom will have fun blurring the lines between these musical styles as they close the gap between written and improvised music.
ON THE PROGRAM Manning Sherwin (arr. Don Thompson): A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square Duke Ellington: A Single Petal of a Rose (From "The Queen's Suite") Astor Piazzolla: Kicho; Oblivion Arturo Marquez (arr. Kelsea Hopkins): Danzon No. 2
Silvio Pupo, piano; Max Kasper, bass; Tom Roach, drums
Presented by Scotia Festival of Music, The Music Room Chamber Players Series presents 16 fantastic chamber music concerts from September to April, featuring local and international performers.
