Anne Reynolds Clave Gringa at Seattle Jazz Fellowship

Pianist Ann Reynolds has performed at SJF on a few occasions, mostly in a jazz trio or quartet context. For this evening she shifts gears into her true passion, performing jazz music housed within the infectious rhythms of Cuba. She is in expert hands in this rhythmic transition, with percussionists Ricardo Guity and Steve Smith in the house. Shapeshifting bassist Kelsey Mines brings her versatile skillset in full swing mode, while trumpeter / arranger Daniel Barry performs in full comfort within the wash of ritmos Cubanos. Reynolds has been a mainstay at SJF from the start, whether performing or showing up to support the works of her fellow musicians...

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Pianist Ann Reynolds has performed at SJF on a few occasions, mostly in a jazz trio or quartet context. For this evening she shifts gears into her true passion, performing jazz music housed within the infectious rhythms of Cuba. She is in expert hands in this rhythmic transition, with percussionists Ricardo Guity and Steve Smith in the house. Shapeshifting bassist Kelsey Mines brings her versatile skillset in full swing mode, while trumpeter / arranger Daniel Barry performs in full comfort within the wash of ritmos Cubanos. Reynolds has been a mainstay at SJF from the start, whether performing or showing up to support the works of her fellow musicians. For this evening, she stakes out new, but familiar ground. https://seattlejazzfellowship.org/events

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