Let there be Latin Jazz!!
Tonight, as part of The Bronx Museum’s First Friday events, in collaboration with Carnegie Hall, Chris Washburne and the SYOTUS Band will be performing with their own inventive take on Latin Jazz so put on your dancing shoes and let’s get ready to mambo!
Oh and bonus: Tonight, two of our favorite small Bronx businesses are joining forces to cater this event?! Morris Perk will be serving their signature lemon limeade and hot chocolate alongside La Masa’s amazing empanadas!
The Bronx Museum writes about tonight’s festivities:
Free tours of the galleries from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Kids activity table from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Concert begins at 7:30pm
Free admission and refreshments (donations suggested)
Location: Lower Gallery
About the performers
Trombonist Chris Washburne and his innovative Latin jazz group the SYOTOS Bandconsistently push Latin jazz into new territory with their dissonant, driving sound and contemporary, up-tempo beats. Breaking down boundaries between genres, their most recent album Low Ridin’, in a style the band calls “acid mambo,” features Latin jazz versions of popular classic rock songs from the 1960s and ’70s by artists from Lou Reed to Bob Marley. This concert will also feature new works inspired by the song “Somewhere” from West Side Story and written by young people in the Bronx community in collaboration with Washburne and his band as part of The Somewhere Project, a citywide creative learning project that honors Carnegie Hall’s 125th anniversary.
Click here for more information on Carnegie Hall Neighborhood Concerts and this exciting performance!
This post was last modified on February 5, 2016 12:48 pm
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