Kim Richmond Ensemble at Trinity Lutheran Church Of Hawthorne

Grammy-nominated and saxophone soloist, Kim Richmond performs a special concert with his Jazz Sextet Ensemble. Led by saxophone soloist Kim Richmond, the sextet also features
Brian Swartz, Trumpet; Joey Sellers, Trombone; Scott Healy, Piano; Kevin Axt, Bass; and Adam Alesi, Drums. The concert is free.

Kim Richmond’s website at http://www.KimRichmond.com.

KIM RICHMOND is an active and versatile musician based in the Los Angeles area. His first love is jazz, and his primary jazz voice is the alto saxophone. He has, however, been involved in nearly every facet of the professional music industry, both as a player and as a composer/arranger. His instruments are alto, soprano, tenor and baritone saxes, clarinet, bass clarinet, and flutes. Kim has been a member of the orchestras of Stan Kenton, Louis Bellson, Bob Florence, Bill Holman, and Vinny Golia. His Ensemble (sextet) is a platform for more free-form expression and improvisation with the members playing and Kim's writing being the key factors. ...

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Grammy-nominated and saxophone soloist, Kim Richmond performs a special concert with his Jazz Sextet Ensemble. Led by saxophone soloist Kim Richmond, the sextet also features
Brian Swartz, Trumpet; Joey Sellers, Trombone; Scott Healy, Piano; Kevin Axt, Bass; and Adam Alesi, Drums. The concert is free.

Kim Richmond’s website at http://www.KimRichmond.com.

KIM RICHMOND is an active and versatile musician based in the Los Angeles area. His first love is jazz, and his primary jazz voice is the alto saxophone. He has, however, been involved in nearly every facet of the professional music industry, both as a player and as a composer/arranger. His instruments are alto, soprano, tenor and baritone saxes, clarinet, bass clarinet, and flutes. Kim has been a member of the orchestras of Stan Kenton, Louis Bellson, Bob Florence, Bill Holman, and Vinny Golia. His Ensemble (sextet) is a platform for more free-form expression and improvisation with the members playing and Kim's writing being the key factors.

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