Way Out West Concert Series - Aaron Kruziki Quintet at Rendon Hall

CJC's Way Out West Concert Series provides composer-performers from the Bay Area and beyond with a Tuesday evening showcase for forward-looking original work in jazz and related genres. Join us weekly in Rendon Hall for Way Out West! Aaron Kruziki Quintet - Education Reform: Eric Dolphy Musings. Progressive jazz rock outfit Education Reform presents original music and some newly deconstructed arrangements of musical prophet Eric Dolphy. Aaron Kruziki- keyboards & woodwinds; Ryan Pate- electric guitar; Tyler Dennis- piano; Matthew Buckner- drums & cymbals; Shimpei Ogawa- electric bass. Multi-woodwind and keyboard player Aaron Kruziki has appeared as a soloist at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival, the OpDerSchmelz Chopin Festival in Luxembourg, the Charlie Parker and Winter Jazz festivals in New York City, and others...

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CJC's Way Out West Concert Series provides composer-performers from the Bay Area and beyond with a Tuesday evening showcase for forward-looking original work in jazz and related genres. Join us weekly in Rendon Hall for Way Out West! Aaron Kruziki Quintet - Education Reform: Eric Dolphy Musings. Progressive jazz rock outfit Education Reform presents original music and some newly deconstructed arrangements of musical prophet Eric Dolphy. Aaron Kruziki- keyboards & woodwinds; Ryan Pate- electric guitar; Tyler Dennis- piano; Matthew Buckner- drums & cymbals; Shimpei Ogawa- electric bass. Multi-woodwind and keyboard player Aaron Kruziki has appeared as a soloist at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival, the OpDerSchmelz Chopin Festival in Luxembourg, the Charlie Parker and Winter Jazz festivals in New York City, and others. Aaron is a core member of Andy Milne's Juno Award winning jazz quintet Dapp Theory, and has appeared as an educator and guest artist at McGill University, The New School, University of Toronto, and the University of Arizona. Aaron's performances include work with Ben Monder, Ralph Alessi, Cuddle Magic, Rubblebucket, Lake Street Dive, and the late Joan Rivers. He has collaborated with visual artists Morgan O'Hara and Karine Laval, showcasing multidisciplinary works in New York, San Francisco and Chicago.

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