Levine Presents | Organ Trio Classics

  • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM EST
Photo of jazz musicians Paul Bratcher, Kelton Norris, and Francisco Quintero.
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Experience the rich legacy of the jazz organ trio tradition through timeless melodies, deep grooves, and spirited improvisation inspired by artists including Jimmy Smith, Tony Monaco, and Dr. Lonnie Smith. Blending swing, blues, gospel, and soul, this special performance and reception also mark the finale of Levine’s 50th Anniversary year of celebrations.

Featuring Kelton Norris, drums; Paul Bratcher, organ; Francisco Quintero, guitar; and Jerrick Matthews, trombone

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Details

Date:
December 5
Time:
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM EST
Cost:
Free – $25.00
Series:
Anniversary, Concert, Jazz, Levine Presents, Online

Venue

Location

MD Campus: Silver Spring + Online

900 Wayne Avenue, 2nd Floor
Silver Spring, MD 20910 United States
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Phone:

(301) 328-5335

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