Jahnvi Madan Quartet at Seattle Jazz Fellowship

Clarinetist / Composer Jahnvi Madan hits the new Pioneer Square space of the Seattle Jazz Fellowship, with a crisp new quartet and some new music from her upcoming debut album. Some standards will be covered as well, with an emphasis on Madan’s affection for the music of Duke Ellington.

With bassist Kelsey Mines and drummer Chris Icasiano, Madan’s quartet takes on an eclectic quality in the sense that it is a versatile vehicle that can travel anywhere. Brilliant 19-year-old pianist Roman Goron completes the quartet, a good opportunity to see him play before his departure to New York to attend Juilliard...

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Clarinetist / Composer Jahnvi Madan hits the new Pioneer Square space of the Seattle Jazz Fellowship, with a crisp new quartet and some new music from her upcoming debut album. Some standards will be covered as well, with an emphasis on Madan’s affection for the music of Duke Ellington.

With bassist Kelsey Mines and drummer Chris Icasiano, Madan’s quartet takes on an eclectic quality in the sense that it is a versatile vehicle that can travel anywhere. Brilliant 19-year-old pianist Roman Goron completes the quartet, a good opportunity to see him play before his departure to New York to attend Juilliard. Clarinet-based quartets are a rare bird in modern jazz, unlike in times past in jazz history when the instrument was in high demand. Nice to see the tide turning a bit here. https://seattlejazzfellowship.org/events

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