The Lunar Quartet at Harrison's Speakeasy

Back by popular demand! The Lunar Quartet's last performance here won rave reviews such as "I couldn't help but identify with the music...it was absolutely brilliant! I'm grateful for the fabulous show!" The Lunar Quartet is part of The Lunar Octet, which recently released a new CD called “Convergence”, on Summit Records. The record has gotten airplay on more than 325 radio stations world-wide and has gotten rave reviews from the jazz press, including: "14 sizzling tracks." (Jazziz Magazine) "Convergence bursts with joy and authority. The group sounds fresh, and the compositions spur the impulse to dance and encourage intellectual engagement at the same time." (Downbeat Magazine) "Great stuff...

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Back by popular demand! The Lunar Quartet's last performance here won rave reviews such as "I couldn't help but identify with the music...it was absolutely brilliant! I'm grateful for the fabulous show!" The Lunar Quartet is part of The Lunar Octet, which recently released a new CD called “Convergence”, on Summit Records. The record has gotten airplay on more than 325 radio stations world-wide and has gotten rave reviews from the jazz press, including: "14 sizzling tracks." (Jazziz Magazine) "Convergence bursts with joy and authority. The group sounds fresh, and the compositions spur the impulse to dance and encourage intellectual engagement at the same time." (Downbeat Magazine) "Great stuff. The very best of arranging and instrumental art . Not just adrenaline-soaked music but also many fine nuances and even echoes of tango." (JAZZthing Magazine) "Colorful and tight grooves, gorgeous three-horn arrangements, and strong solos." (Jazz Life Magazine) "An extremely skillfully played recording, excellent soloing, with the three horns providing the pointed accents typical of the best Latin music, and impeccable percussion." (Jazzism Magazine) "Original music that's marvelously arranged .... an intense collaboration ... well thought-out intensity ... a multifaceted piece of art ... a record that is a pleasure to return to." (Jazz Podium Magazine)

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