Wayfaring (katie Ernst & James Falzone) at Peabody Hall, Parish Of All Saints

“Modern jazz history is rife with strong duos, but Wayfaring stands out by channeling ideas from American folk tradition or the church into music that extends well beyond the language of jazz. A stunning record.” — Peter Margasak, The Chicago Reader

Taking its name from a beloved American folk song, Wayfaring is the duo project of bassist/vocalist Katie Ernst and clarinetist James Falzone. Together, they make deep, spacious, haunting, soulful music, drawing inspiration from varied sources: the jazz tradition, hymns, folk songs, and original compositions. Wayfaring has toured extensively in the US and Canada and has been featured at the Hyde Park Jazz Festival in Chicago and the Earshot Jazz Festival in Seattle. Their debut recording, I Move, You Move, was released in Fall 2017 on the Allos Documents label to much critical acclaim. Their second release, Intermezzo, came out last month. ...

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“Modern jazz history is rife with strong duos, but Wayfaring stands out by channeling ideas from American folk tradition or the church into music that extends well beyond the language of jazz. A stunning record.” — Peter Margasak, The Chicago Reader

Taking its name from a beloved American folk song, Wayfaring is the duo project of bassist/vocalist Katie Ernst and clarinetist James Falzone. Together, they make deep, spacious, haunting, soulful music, drawing inspiration from varied sources: the jazz tradition, hymns, folk songs, and original compositions. Wayfaring has toured extensively in the US and Canada and has been featured at the Hyde Park Jazz Festival in Chicago and the Earshot Jazz Festival in Seattle. Their debut recording, I Move, You Move, was released in Fall 2017 on the Allos Documents label to much critical acclaim. Their second release, Intermezzo, came out last month.

$15 in advance, $20 at the door. $10 for students and free for kids under 18. Doors at 7:30. All Saints is a short walk from the Ashmont/Peabody Square stop on the Red Line. Free parking.

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