Larry Davis Vernec & Daniel Moran at Dazzle Jazz Club

Larry Vernec Larry Vernec is a jazz bassist and played in the San Diego area for nearly thirty years, playing straight ahead and modern jazz with a variety of local players. During the mid 2000s Vernec recorded several albums as Blue44 – a compose–in-the-moment project, where band members would compose and play with no pre-planned roadmap. Emphasis was on the groove. So It Goes and The Vault were released in 2004 and were recorded live in nightclubs in San Diego. In mid 2018, Vernec moved to Denver Colorado, where he quickly connected to local musicians including Moran, Joe Anderies, Keith Oxman, Tenia Nelson and Harold Summey.Daniel Moran Daniel Moran is a pianist/multi-instrumentalist who's been playing professionally in and around the Denver area since 2006...

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Larry Vernec Larry Vernec is a jazz bassist and played in the San Diego area for nearly thirty years, playing straight ahead and modern jazz with a variety of local players. During the mid 2000s Vernec recorded several albums as Blue44 – a compose–in-the-moment project, where band members would compose and play with no pre-planned roadmap. Emphasis was on the groove. So It Goes and The Vault were released in 2004 and were recorded live in nightclubs in San Diego. In mid 2018, Vernec moved to Denver Colorado, where he quickly connected to local musicians including Moran, Joe Anderies, Keith Oxman, Tenia Nelson and Harold Summey.Daniel Moran Daniel Moran is a pianist/multi-instrumentalist who's been playing professionally in and around the Denver area since 2006. Under the tutelage of Keith Oxman while a student at East High School, Daniel played his first professional gig on trumpet at legendary Denver jazz club El Chapultepec and performed with Phil Urso and Curtis Fuller while still in high school, then went on to study at Lamont School of music in Denver and The New School in Manhattan.Larry Davis Vernec and Daniel Moran have been collaborating across Denver's music year scene for several years, adding their unique perspective to jazz standards. Check out their set, sprinkled with songs for Spring.

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