Jazz On A Sunday With Golpe Tierra at North Street Cabaret

A livestream only event. Visit this link to view: https://www.facebook.com/ArtLitLab/

The third concert in the new “Jazz on a Sunday” livestream series features a performance by Madison’s preeminent Afro-Peruvian Jazz ensemble, Golpe Tierra, as they embark on a musical journey across Latin America, flirting with blues, jazz and shades of soul. Their irresistible acoustic groove bases its sound on the philosophy that, when we come together in music and dance “to beat the earth”, we are truly celebrating the act of community. The ensemble features Richard Hildner Armacanqui (guitar), Juan Tomás Martínez (percussion and vocals), Nick Moran (bass), Tony Barba (tenor saxophone), and Aaron Gochberg (percussion). Co-sponsored by Madison Music Collective, Arts + Literature Laboratory, and The North Street Cabaret, with sound and live stream services from Madisonproaudio.com....

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A livestream only event. Visit this link to view: https://www.facebook.com/ArtLitLab/

The third concert in the new “Jazz on a Sunday” livestream series features a performance by Madison’s preeminent Afro-Peruvian Jazz ensemble, Golpe Tierra, as they embark on a musical journey across Latin America, flirting with blues, jazz and shades of soul. Their irresistible acoustic groove bases its sound on the philosophy that, when we come together in music and dance “to beat the earth”, we are truly celebrating the act of community. The ensemble features Richard Hildner Armacanqui (guitar), Juan Tomás Martínez (percussion and vocals), Nick Moran (bass), Tony Barba (tenor saxophone), and Aaron Gochberg (percussion). Co-sponsored by Madison Music Collective, Arts + Literature Laboratory, and The North Street Cabaret, with sound and live stream services from Madisonproaudio.com.

This series is supported in part by Dane Arts, with additional funds from the Endres Manufacturing Company Foundation, the Evjue Foundation, Inc., charitable arm of The Capital Times, the W. Jerome Frautschi Foundation, and the Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation; Madison Arts Commission with additional funds from the Wisconsin Arts Board; and the John and Carolyn Peterson Charitable Foundation.

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