Quentin Angus Quartet- Feat: Younjoo Song at Metropolitan Room

"Her music awakes the soul, inspires the imagination, and warms the heart." – Steve Wilson

"We've all been enchanted by the magic spell of Youngjoo Song. She is indeed, very special." – Jong Wook Ha

"Angus' music is an illusion for the ears that takes the listener on a path less travelled." - Jazz Inside Magazine (Eric Harabadian)

"The Future of Jazz Composition"- Paul Williams (ASCAP)

World renowned South Korean pianist Youngjoo Song (Sony/ EMI) visits NYC to join forces with Aussie guitarist Quentin Angus, described as the "Lord of the strings" by Michael Dwyer (The Age), to present an evening of original music by both Song and Angus....

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"Her music awakes the soul, inspires the imagination, and warms the heart." – Steve Wilson

"We've all been enchanted by the magic spell of Youngjoo Song. She is indeed, very special." – Jong Wook Ha

"Angus' music is an illusion for the ears that takes the listener on a path less travelled." - Jazz Inside Magazine (Eric Harabadian)

"The Future of Jazz Composition"- Paul Williams (ASCAP)

World renowned South Korean pianist Youngjoo Song (Sony/ EMI) visits NYC to join forces with Aussie guitarist Quentin Angus, described as the "Lord of the strings" by Michael Dwyer (The Age), to present an evening of original music by both Song and Angus.

Rounding out the quartet is fellow Australian Des White (bass), and one of the world's foremost innovators of modern drumming, Ari Hoenig.

Song has recorded multiple albums for Sony, EMI and Warner, and both Angus and Song have received extensive international acclaim for their music through various awards and honors, including APRA (Australia), the Korean Music Awards, ASCAP (USA), and SABAM (Belgium).

This is a very special show not to be missed, make sure you catch Youngjoo Song before she returns to Korea!

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