The Stratos Ensemble at Alva's Showroom

Championing forgotten pioneers of the 70s, such as those involved in the early ECM Records movement, as well as the deeper side of early progressive rock, The Stratos Ensemble approaches their work from an ambient and progressive music base, rather than a traditional jazz school of thought.

This particular show will also have a unique angle, being that jazz fusion is rarely performed with forms of pristine video imagery. The videographer for the event will actually be Dean De Benedictis in collaboration with Claire Raymond and a bevy of cinematographers who donated their work to the event. In addition to the live show, The Stratos Ensemble will also be performing live on KXLU 88.9fm LA, on Sunday, September 11 between 8pm and 10pm. To hear the live stream that night, listen at http://kxlu.com....

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Championing forgotten pioneers of the 70s, such as those involved in the early ECM Records movement, as well as the deeper side of early progressive rock, The Stratos Ensemble approaches their work from an ambient and progressive music base, rather than a traditional jazz school of thought.

This particular show will also have a unique angle, being that jazz fusion is rarely performed with forms of pristine video imagery. The videographer for the event will actually be Dean De Benedictis in collaboration with Claire Raymond and a bevy of cinematographers who donated their work to the event. In addition to the live show, The Stratos Ensemble will also be performing live on KXLU 88.9fm LA, on Sunday, September 11 between 8pm and 10pm. To hear the live stream that night, listen at http://kxlu.com.

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