Warren Wolf Monthly Series ft. Curtis Lundy & Eric Kennedy at An Die Musik Live

Join Warren Wolf as he returns for his monthly concert at An die Musik, this month featuring the legendary bassist Curtis Lundy! \nWorld-Renowned Bassist | Composer | Arranger | Grammy Nominated Recording Artist Curtis Lundy is arguably one of the most prolific and in-demand bassists on the modern jazz scene. He is a disciple of the mainstream — straight ahead — hard bop school. \nHighly regarded for his robust, lyrical, ‘lead from the front’ approach to the acoustic bass, he delivers an unsurpassed brand of masterful excellence in performing standards, originals and the American songbook...

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Join Warren Wolf as he returns for his monthly concert at An die Musik, this month featuring the legendary bassist Curtis Lundy! \nWorld-Renowned Bassist | Composer | Arranger | Grammy Nominated Recording Artist Curtis Lundy is arguably one of the most prolific and in-demand bassists on the modern jazz scene. He is a disciple of the mainstream — straight ahead — hard bop school. \nHighly regarded for his robust, lyrical, ‘lead from the front’ approach to the acoustic bass, he delivers an unsurpassed brand of masterful excellence in performing standards, originals and the American songbook. His fluid voicings and exceptional dexterity allow listeners to delve into a song — in any time signature — with an equal measure of challenge and enjoyment. \nA native of Miami, Lundy was nurtured in a musical family and began playing music early in life. Ultimately, he made the bass his instrument of choice in his early teens. \nThe Grammy-nominated composer, arranger and recording artist studied music at the University of Miami. He left Miami in the late 1970’s for New York City — the Jazz Mecca — where quickly established his formidable talents. Soon thereafter he came to the attention of legendary vocalist Betty Carter. He quickly won her confidence and during this celebrated association. He rose to prominence – anchoring the rhythm section — with colleagues John Hicks on piano and Kenny Washington on drums. He is prominently featured on the Carter signature original “Tight’ memorialized on the iconic recording “the Audience with Betty Carter.” \nIn-person seats: $25 / $10 students\nPeabody students: $10 suggested donation\nAttendees receive a link to the recording to view for one week. \nStreaming passes: $15\nLink will remain active through Oct. 9 \nDonations welcome! \n::concert, An die Musik LIVE!::In-person, Live-streamed, Indoor

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