Dave Peck, Eric Rosenthal, Ellwood Epps, Glynis Lomon, Nate Mcbride, Albey Balgochian at Lilypad

A collaboration between The Evil Clown Group/Record Label and The Creative Music Series.
Who: Leap of Faith: An Evil Clown 6tet

Introduce yourself to the most active improvisational musician certainly in Boston metro. And MORE LIKELY UNSEEN AND UNHEARD LIVE though he has been on the scene for 20+ years, as Dave Peck (aka) PEK especially during Pandemic times, has resorted to virtual activities non-stop, putting a damp on live performances and even recordings. Yet it could be stated his presence, music, playing (with multi-instruments), leadership and creativity has not been in our radar for far too long; why CMS is co-sponsoring and endorsing Leap of Faith (LOF) for you…to come out and find out why!...

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A collaboration between The Evil Clown Group/Record Label and The Creative Music Series.
Who: Leap of Faith: An Evil Clown 6tet

Introduce yourself to the most active improvisational musician certainly in Boston metro. And MORE LIKELY UNSEEN AND UNHEARD LIVE though he has been on the scene for 20+ years, as Dave Peck (aka) PEK especially during Pandemic times, has resorted to virtual activities non-stop, putting a damp on live performances and even recordings. Yet it could be stated his presence, music, playing (with multi-instruments), leadership and creativity has not been in our radar for far too long; why CMS is co-sponsoring and endorsing Leap of Faith (LOF) for you…to come out and find out why!
"I don't have a half-speed for music, if I do it, I'm all in..."—PEK

If the Evil Clown record label is prolific on a per capita basis, then its founder is exponentially more inexhaustible. Its roots date back a little more than twenty years ago in Cambridge.

It’s a completely unorthodox approach to creative (think pure) improvisation…with extensive (creative music, Free Jazz) media coverage and an international reputation.

“For me, music making is essentially a cerebral, rather than visceral or emotional activity. My favorite thing about playing music is the deep concentration state that you enter when playing with other skilled improvisers; there is no prior planning”.

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