Sunday "meet The Artist" Jazz Series - Winard Harper & Bryan Carrott at Moore's Lounge

Continuing the Sunday Series quasi uninterrupted, Winard Harper presents Jazz vibraphonist, mallet percussionist, and pianist, Bryan Carrott. For several years consecutively, Bryan has been cited in Down Beat Magazine's International Critics' Poll, and has been featured on several film soundtracks, including “3A.M.”, with Branford Marsalis and was a mallet percussionist for Disney’s Broadway production of “The Lion King”. As a clinician for Ross Mallet Instruments, Bryan has lead educational performances at the International Association of Jazz Educators Conference, Percussive Arts Society Int’l Convention, Berklee College of Music Percussion Festival, Rutgers University, Princeton University, Day of Percussion in Sayville, N.Y, & the Taipei Int‘l Percussion Summer Camp in Taiwan...

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Continuing the Sunday Series quasi uninterrupted, Winard Harper presents Jazz vibraphonist, mallet percussionist, and pianist, Bryan Carrott. For several years consecutively, Bryan has been cited in Down Beat Magazine's International Critics' Poll, and has been featured on several film soundtracks, including “3A.M.”, with Branford Marsalis and was a mallet percussionist for Disney’s Broadway production of “The Lion King”. As a clinician for Ross Mallet Instruments, Bryan has lead educational performances at the International Association of Jazz Educators Conference, Percussive Arts Society Int’l Convention, Berklee College of Music Percussion Festival, Rutgers University, Princeton University, Day of Percussion in Sayville, N.Y, & the Taipei Int‘l Percussion Summer Camp in Taiwan. Today, Bryan Carrott serves as coordinator & professor of percussion studies at Five Towns College in Dix Hills, N.Y.. Bryan Carrott has toured and/or recorded amongst others with David “Fathead” Newman, Ralph Peterson, Henry Threadgil, Muhal Richard Abrams, Sam Rivers, Don Byron, Dave Douglas, Cassandra Wilson, John Lurie & the Lounge Lizards and Jay Z.

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