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Old May-3rd-2003, 11:11 AM   #1
Erica Jacobsohn
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Michele Rosewoman and Quintessence - May 9 - Joe's Pub

Michele Rosewoman and Quintessence
Friday, May 9, 2003 ~ 9:30 pm
Joe’s Pub ~ 212-539-8778
425 Lafayette Street between East 4th St. & Astor Place
tickets: $15


Pianist/composer Michele Rosewoman and Quintessence perform new music, including "Advance Dance," which was created with generous support from Chamber Music America's New Works Creation and Presentation Program, funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. Performing throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe since 1986 and with four highly acclaimed recordings on Enja Records, the current Quintessence line-up includes Mark Shim/tenor saxophone, Miguel Zenon/alto and soprano saxophones, Lonnie Plaxico/bass and Gerald Cleaver/drums. The ensemble reflects Ms. Rosewoman's deep roots in traditional, contemporary and avant-garde jazz idioms, sacred Cuban folkloric music, as well as r&b and funk - and showcases her distinct ensemble concept and forward-looking compositional approach.

Although New Yor-Uba is acknowledged as Ms. Rosewoman's main vehicle for presenting a total and literal synthesis of Cuban folkloric music and contemporary jazz, her performances are always joyfully and profoundly steeped in Latin rhythms and traditions, fitting neatly into Joe’s Pub’s evening of Cuban culture.

"No other pianist-composer in jazz brings the music of the African Diaspora together quite like Michele Rosewoman. One of the most compelling inside-out pianists in jazz...Rosewoman is way past collecting influences. Simply put, she's one of the most creative and fully realized jazz artists on the scene today." -CD NOW

For more information, please contact Erica Jacobsohn at Serendipity Arts, 718-932-2599 or serendipityarts@hotmail.com.
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