Craig Alston Live Studio Recording Session at An Die Musik Live

Craig Alston Live Studio Recording Session 
as part of The Dynamic Album Project 
Craig Alston, saxophone 
Theljon Allen, trumpet 
Todd Marcus, bass clarinet 
Greg Boyer, trombone 
Dana Hawkins, drums 
Cory Baker, electric bass 
Todd Simon, piano/keys 
Lee Pearson, drums 
Blake Meister, upright bass 
Alan Blackman, piano/keys 
Aaron Hill, keys, synths 
Ebban & Ephraim Dorsey, horns 
Bringing together Baltimore’s finest musicians for a two-day LIVE studio recording session at An die Musik. Led by saxophonist Craig Alston, this event will feature a wide range of musical styles representing straight ahead jazz, soul, and fusion. As a saxophonist, Craig has played with jazz legends such as Larry Willis, David Murray, Oliver Lake, John Hicks and Jimmy Heath. He has recorded with artists from various musical genres such as the Basement Boys, vocalists Angela Johnson, Julie Dexter and Deborah Bond and many others. He has played at Artscape, the African-American Heritage Festival, the Baltimore Museum of Art and many other places locally and nationally. He recently won the Chick-Webb Jazz Combo competition. ...

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Craig Alston Live Studio Recording Session 
as part of The Dynamic Album Project 
Craig Alston, saxophone 
Theljon Allen, trumpet 
Todd Marcus, bass clarinet 
Greg Boyer, trombone 
Dana Hawkins, drums 
Cory Baker, electric bass 
Todd Simon, piano/keys 
Lee Pearson, drums 
Blake Meister, upright bass 
Alan Blackman, piano/keys 
Aaron Hill, keys, synths 
Ebban & Ephraim Dorsey, horns 
Bringing together Baltimore’s finest musicians for a two-day LIVE studio recording session at An die Musik. Led by saxophonist Craig Alston, this event will feature a wide range of musical styles representing straight ahead jazz, soul, and fusion. As a saxophonist, Craig has played with jazz legends such as Larry Willis, David Murray, Oliver Lake, John Hicks and Jimmy Heath. He has recorded with artists from various musical genres such as the Basement Boys, vocalists Angela Johnson, Julie Dexter and Deborah Bond and many others. He has played at Artscape, the African-American Heritage Festival, the Baltimore Museum of Art and many other places locally and nationally. He recently won the Chick-Webb Jazz Combo competition. 
The Dynamic Album Project seeks to, in an innovative recording format, capture the creative energy of the Baltimore music scene. The recordings garnered from these nights will be freely available to the public on December 1st via a new web application at www.dynamicalbumproject.com.
 Project supported by the Office of the Vice President for the Arts of Stanford University.
Tickets: $15 in advance/$18 at door/$10 full-time student with ID

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