Category Archives: Gigs to check out

Trichotomy to support Bill Frisell Trio – June 5th 2019

A shining light of Americana, New York-based Frisell is “the most innovative and influential jazz guitarist of the past 25 years” (The Wall Street Journal) and has collaborated with some of the greatest pop artists of our time including Elvis Costello, Paul Simon, Sting, Brian Eno, Lou Reed and Marianne Faithfull, along with jazz luminaries John Scoffield, Chick Corea, Ron Carter, Pat Metheny and the late Charlie Haden.

With Frisell joined by bass player Thomas Morgan (Paul Motian, Dave Binney Quartet) and drummer Rudy Royston (Branford Marsalis, The Mingus Big Band), you’ll revel in a spell – binding sonic journey that features new music from his latest releases, Small Town and Music IS, alongside reimagined classics from his extensive catalogue.

Don’t miss this iconic voice in music – part skewered jazz, part roadside folk blues and part gritty rock, delivering big-sky grooves with one of jazz’s most deeply interactive trios.

Book tickets: https://brisbanepowerhouse.org/events/2019/06/05/bill-frisell-trio/

Stephen Magnusson Trio – Doo Bop Monday 28th August

Super excited about playing with Stephen Magnusson again. It’s been too long!

Info:

Doo Bop Monday 28th August

Co-winner of the 2000 National Jazz Guitar Award at Wangaratta, Stephen Magnusson is one of the most versatile and distinctive musicians in Australia. Currently a member of Aria award winning ensemble Elixir with Katie Noonan, Stephen has performed and recorded with talented artists including Charlie Haden’s Music Liberation Orchestra, Meshell Ndegeocello, Rickie-Lee Jones, Tim Berne, Scott Tinkler, Ren Walters, George Garzone, Jim Black, Paul Grabowsky, Mike Nock, Julien Wilson and Vince Jones.

In addition to winning the Melbourne Music Prize in 2013, Magnusson’s Magnet (on LP and CD) won the 2013 Bell Australian Jazz Award for Contemporary Jazz Album of the Year.

THE TALENT

Stephen Magnusson: Guitars
Sam Pankhurst: Double Bass
John Parker: Drums and Cymbals

The music is primarily groove based exploring sounds and textures within Magnusson’s unmistakable sound.

“An artist with nothing to prove but much to say.”
– All About Jazz, USA

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KINDRED (Katie Noonan & Zac Hurren) Presents: Stephen Magnusson Trio

Trichotomy with Expressions Dance Company

We’ve been rehearsing hard with Expressions Dance Company.  To be more precise the band has been sitting around playing music whilst the AMAZING dancers get all puffed performing incredible displays of strength and grace. This is going to be a fantastic show!

PLAYHOUSE, QPAC

Friday 19 May, 7.30pm
Saturday 20 May, 7.30pm
Tuesday 23 May, 6.30pm (Q&A Forum)
Wednesday 24 May, 11.30am (Q&A Forum)
Thursday 25 May, 7.30pm
Friday 26 May, 7.30pm
Saturday 27 May, 7.30pm

QSO & Trichotomy

Really excited to be part of this. New arrangements of our tunes for chamber orchestra and jazz trio (that’s us). It’s going to be fun! – Tickets available here: http://qso.com.au/current/qso-trichotomy

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Info:

Featuring Trichotomy (Piano, Sean Foran; Drums, John Parker; Bass, Justin Bliss and Pat Marchisella)
Queensland Symphony Orchestra
Video design by Andrew Gibbs
Lighting design by Jaymis Loveday

Parker Start
Foran Une Fille
Foran/Parker (arr. Foran) From What is to Come
Foran The Spiral
Parker Mean
Jazz trio continues until 11pm

Duration: 1.5 hours

Adult-$25
Conc./Student-$15
4-Concert Pass Adult-$80
4-Concert Pass Concession/Student-$60
Single ticket transaction fee: $3
Multiple ticket transaction fee: $6
U18s must be with an adult

Trichotomy takes its genre busting sound to new heights in an evening of wonderfully unpredictable, absorbing and distinctive music. The trio’s engaging improvisatory interplay will be perfectly matched by the textural depth and rich harmony of 11 QSO musicians, underscored by the intensely rhythmic sound that Trichotomy has made its own.

Reminiscent of sounds from Steve Reich, Pat Metheny and John Zorn, this concert will feature new Trichotomy material plus inventive re-workings of a range of work from previous albums.

This is the acclaimed Brisbane based contemporary music trio’s debut performance with QSO musicians.

As The Edge is a licensed venue, children under 18 years of age must be accompanied  by a responsible adult.