Saturday Night Jazz Dtla Presents Brad Dutz at Bar Fedora

For more information on our artists & the venue
www.saturdaynightjazzdtla.com
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SATURDAY - OCT 7th



The quirky musical genius of
BRAD DUTZ
& his 10tet
featuring Chris Wabich
http://www.braddutz.com
Hear some Brad on Youtube

"Ten Technicians Titled Ted" is one of Brad's latest recording projects, with a 10-tet and fantastic compositions. We're pretty thrilled to have them at Bar Fedora!

THE BRAD DUTZ tentet is all about 5 and 10 and T's;
10 players, 10 movements,
10 chords, all the rhythm is in cells of 5,10 or 15!...

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For more information on our artists & the venue
www.saturdaynightjazzdtla.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SATURDAY - OCT 7th



The quirky musical genius of
BRAD DUTZ
& his 10tet
featuring Chris Wabich
http://www.braddutz.com
Hear some Brad on Youtube

"Ten Technicians Titled Ted" is one of Brad's latest recording projects, with a 10-tet and fantastic compositions. We're pretty thrilled to have them at Bar Fedora!

THE BRAD DUTZ tentet is all about 5 and 10 and T's;
10 players, 10 movements,
10 chords, all the rhythm is in cells of 5,10 or 15!
All ten titles have T at the beginning of each word within the title.
This 10 piece tiny orchestra was formed by using three of BRADs steady ensembles, all three of which have more than a 10 year history!
The music is angular, wacky, groovy ,and features directed improvised sections in each movement mixing rhythmic motifs and free sections ...The pieces should last about 10 minutes with multiple sections so
the open minded curious listener will never get bored...
brad dutz -composer, percussionist
chris wabich -co producer ,director , percussionist
kim richmond- woodwinds
brian walsh-bass clarinet . clarinet
charles fernandez-bassoon
paul sherman-oboe,english horn
dan rosenbloom -trumpets
anders swanson -bass
cello- mystery
tuba-mystery .
(could be an octet!)

Adventurous listeners discover Dutz through his involvement with the southern California free improvisation and avant-garde jazz scene, performing and recording with artists such as trumpeter Jeff Kaiser, multi-instrumentalist and multi-record producer
Vinny Golia, and talented drummer and bandleader Alex Cline.

In the case of Dutz, here is at least one avant-garde performer whose talents are in demand in the mainstream music business.
He has integrated well into the Los Angeles recording scene, appearing on the recordings of top female vocalists such as
Alanis Morissette, Rickie Lee Jones, and Maria Muldaur and bringing whatever exotic instruments are asked for to an impressive range of new age, fusion jazz, Latin, and otherwise unclassifiable instrumental projects. He has backed up Frank Sinatra, Tom Petty, and Willie Nelson, none of whom could probably identify the instruments Dutz used on their sessions by name. The percussionist has also created a series of recordings of his own music under his own name, all quite well received.

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