Loft Arts Productions presents the Joseph Daley Project, "A Chamber Jazz Brass Quintet is a unique and rare phenomenon." Joseph Daley will be bringing The Ebony Brass Quintet to Harlem, playing Blues, Jazz and Spirituals for children and other critical listeners. A World premier of “Harlem Sunset” For Brass Quintet enhanced with Woodwinds, Percussion, Guitars, Piano, Bass, and Euphonium, will be performed by EBQ and special guests.
Joseph Daley is a brilliant musician, composer, educator specializing in new-contemporary music, jazz, and improvisation. Mr. Daley studied at the Manhattan School of Music attaining a master’s degree in music education. He has received fellowships in music composition from the National Endowment, MacDowell Colony, Music Omi and Geraldine R Dodge Foundation. In 2011, Joseph Daley released his first leadership CD entitled “The Seven Deadly Sins” on Jaro records. Website: jodamusic.com...
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Loft Arts Productions presents the Joseph Daley Project, "A Chamber Jazz Brass Quintet is a unique and rare phenomenon." Joseph Daley will be bringing The Ebony Brass Quintet to Harlem, playing Blues, Jazz and Spirituals for children and other critical listeners. A World premier of “Harlem Sunset” For Brass Quintet enhanced with Woodwinds, Percussion, Guitars, Piano, Bass, and Euphonium, will be performed by EBQ and special guests.
Joseph Daley is a brilliant musician, composer, educator specializing in new-contemporary music, jazz, and improvisation. Mr. Daley studied at the Manhattan School of Music attaining a master’s degree in music education. He has received fellowships in music composition from the National Endowment, MacDowell Colony, Music Omi and Geraldine R Dodge Foundation. In 2011, Joseph Daley released his first leadership CD entitled “The Seven Deadly Sins” on Jaro records. Website: jodamusic.com
The Ebony Brass Quintet (EBQ), 2 trumpets, French horn, trombone, tuba is a performer-composer jazz chamber ensemble that was formed in 1988. EBQ’s Mission is to present original African-American music with emphasis on highlighting outstanding African-American figures and moments in African-American history. EBQ's debut CD, "Brand New Bag" Mapleshade#03032, received strong reviews in "Cadence" and "Jazztimes". The EBQ has performed concerts with Hartford Jazz Festival, AACM, Newark Museum, WNYC, Springfield, N.J. Library, New York Academy of Art, Harlem Black Box Theater, Newark, N.J. and Public Schools. EBQ members have extensive backgrounds in both Jazz and European classical music; all players are improvisers, original compositions are developed by members.
Featured artists: Eddie Allen, Reggie Pittman (trumpets), Mark Taylor (french horn), Alfred Patterson (trombone), Joseph Daley(tuba),Warren Smith (percussion) Special Guest: Marty Ehrlich (reeds), Onaje Allen Gumbs (keyboard), Alex Blake (bass) and Michael Gomez, Peter Smith (guitars).
Tickets for the Sunday, February 26, 2012 performance at 2:00 pm are available at www.loftartsproductionscom.virb.com . Advance Tickets are $15 general admission or $20 tickets can be purchased at the door. Students/Seniors Tickets are $10 Group rates are available. The performance is at Dwyer Cultural Arts Center (258 Saint Nicholas Ave. #2, 123rd St; Subway: A/B/C or D and Exit 125th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue; walk two blocks south on St. Nicholas Avenue; turn left onto 123rd Street)
About The Uptown Tea Series
A lovely Sunday afternoon 'hang for the entire family, new music, art, tea and great people. Featured artists include retro singer Rosemary George, funk guitarist Kelyvn Bell, reed-man JD Parran, theater director Marcus Dargan, trombonist Clifton Anderson, saxophonist Jay Rodriguez, Gospel/Jazz singer Barbara King, composer Joseph Daley, playwright Bridgette Wimberly, Michael Wimberly and Professor Salim Washington from Y’All of NY. The Uptown Tea Series is a monthly new family art series curated by Nioka Workman sponsored in part by the generous support of the Dwyer Cultural Center and International Communications Association and Harlem World. The Uptown Tea Series is A Loft Arts Productions, in association with Arts & Education Continuum.
Featured artists: Eddie Allen, Reggie Pittman (trumpets), Mark Taylor (french horn), Alfred Patterson (trombone), Joseph Daley(tuba),Warren Smith (percussion) Special Guest: Marty Ehrlich (reeds), Onaje Allen Gumbs (keyboard), Alex Blake (bass) and Michael Gomez, Peter Smith (guitars).
Tickets for the Sunday, February 26, 2012 performance at 2:00 pm are available at www.loftartsproductionscom.virb.com . Advance Tickets are $15 general admission or $20 tickets can be purchased at the door. Students/Seniors Tickets are $10 Group rates are available. The performance is at Dwyer Cultural Arts Center (258 Saint Nicholas Ave. #2, 123rd St; Subway: A/B/C or D and Exit 125th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue; walk two blocks south on St. Nicholas Avenue; turn left onto 123rd Street)
About The Uptown Tea Series
A lovely Sunday afternoon 'hang for the entire family, new music, art, tea and great people. Featured artists include retro singer Rosemary George, funk guitarist Kelyvn Bell, reed-man JD Parran, theater director Marcus Dargan, trombonist Clifton Anderson, saxophonist Jay Rodriguez, Gospel/Jazz singer Barbara King, composer Joseph Daley, playwright Bridgette Wimberly, Michael Wimberly and Professor Salim Washington from Y’All of NY. The Uptown Tea Series is a monthly new family art series curated by Nioka Workman sponsored in part by the generous support of the Dwyer Cultural Center and International Communications Association and Harlem World. The Uptown Tea Series is A Loft Arts Productions, in association with Arts & Education Continuum.
Featured artists: Eddie Allen, Reggie Pittman (trumpets), Mark Taylor (french horn), Alfred Patterson (trombone), Joseph Daley(tuba),Warren Smith (percussion) Special Guest: Marty Ehrlich (reeds), Onaje Allen Gumbs (keyboard), Alex Blake (bass) and Michael Gomez, Peter Smith (guitars).
Tickets for the Sunday, February 26, 2012 performance at 2:00 pm are available at www.loftartsproductionscom.virb.com . Advance Tickets are $15 general admission or $20 tickets can be purchased at the door. Students/Seniors Tickets are $10 Group rates are available. The performance is at Dwyer Cultural Arts Center (258 Saint Nicholas Ave. #2, 123rd St; Subway: A/B/C or D and Exit 125th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue; walk two blocks south on St. Nicholas Avenue; turn left onto 123rd Street)
About The Uptown Tea Series
A lovely Sunday afternoon 'hang for the entire family, new music, art, tea and great people. Featured artists include retro singer Rosemary George, funk guitarist Kelyvn Bell, reed-man JD Parran, theater director Marcus Dargan, trombonist Clifton Anderson, saxophonist Jay Rodriguez, Gospel/Jazz singer Barbara King, composer Joseph Daley, playwright Bridgette Wimberly, Michael Wimberly and Professor Salim Washington from Y’All of NY. The Uptown Tea Series is a monthly new family art series curated by Nioka Workman sponsored in part by the generous support of the Dwyer Cultural Center and International Communications Association and Harlem World. The Uptown Tea Series is A Loft Arts Productions, in association with Arts & Education Continuum.
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