Works (michel Gentile, Daniel Kelly, Rob Garcia) at Brooklyn Conservatory of Music

Connection Works presents
Wide Open Works (WOW) at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
Sunday, December 19th, 7:30-9:30pm
WORKS
Michel Gentile - flute
Daniel Kelly - piano
Rob Garcia - drums
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
58 Seventh Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11217
*This concert will be live in-person as well as live-streamed from the Connection Works FB page:
https://www.facebook.com/connectionworksinc/
$15 admission at the door
$10 live stream suggested donation
Since this concert is indoors, proof of vaccination is required to attend in accordance with local protocols and safety recommendations....

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Connection Works presents
Wide Open Works (WOW) at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
Sunday, December 19th, 7:30-9:30pm
WORKS
Michel Gentile - flute
Daniel Kelly - piano
Rob Garcia - drums
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
58 Seventh Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11217
*This concert will be live in-person as well as live-streamed from the Connection Works FB page:
https://www.facebook.com/connectionworksinc/
$15 admission at the door
$10 live stream suggested donation
Since this concert is indoors, proof of vaccination is required to attend in accordance with local protocols and safety recommendations.
WORKS
“Michel Gentile, Daniel Kelly and Rob Garcia, aka WORKS, bring
their gift for improvisation and a vocabulary that enlarges the
conversation with depth, humor and discovery that reminds us of why
we are drawn to this music in the first place” (Paul Pines, Lake
George Festival). WORKS is the driving force behind the vibrant nonprofit
organization Connection Works. This group has exploited its
unique instrumentation of flute, piano and drums to forge a distinct
and powerful musical voice, putting the “focus on the dynamic writing
and deep simpatico of the trio itself” (The Village Voice). WORKS
performs primarily as a trio, but has also placed itself at the center of
several adventurous projects, from performing with classically
influenced projects such as chamber orchestra and string quartet; to
commissioning big band pieces featuring the trio; to playing with a
long line of esteemed guests, such as jazz heavyweights Joe Lovano,
Sheila Jordan, Dave Liebman, Joseph Jarman, Scott Colley, Donny
McCaslin and many more. Their self-titled CD was named one of the
best albums of 2013 by the prestigious Downbeat Magazine.

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