Peter Bernstein Quartet at Seattle Jazz Fellowship

Peter Bernstein is one of the most talented guitarists to come down the pike in jazz over the past thirty years. In Seattle, it is rare to see him unless in town with his historic trio with Larry Goldings and Bill Stewart at Jazz Alley. But Bernstein has appeared over the years at Ballard Jazz Festival and elsewhere around town with a trio that included Matt Jorgensen and the late, great Chuck Deardorf.

Jorgensen returns for these dates, along with pianist Tony Foster and first call bassist Michael Glynn for a can’t miss two night run in Pioneer Square. Bernstein is a master of harmony, explaining well his trio prowess, but his years with Goldings on Hammond organ has shown him to play expertly and creatively with other chordal players in the band...

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Peter Bernstein is one of the most talented guitarists to come down the pike in jazz over the past thirty years. In Seattle, it is rare to see him unless in town with his historic trio with Larry Goldings and Bill Stewart at Jazz Alley. But Bernstein has appeared over the years at Ballard Jazz Festival and elsewhere around town with a trio that included Matt Jorgensen and the late, great Chuck Deardorf.

Jorgensen returns for these dates, along with pianist Tony Foster and first call bassist Michael Glynn for a can’t miss two night run in Pioneer Square. Bernstein is a master of harmony, explaining well his trio prowess, but his years with Goldings on Hammond organ has shown him to play expertly and creatively with other chordal players in the band. Foster’s ability to do the same will be fun to witness, with Glynn and Jorgensen digging in with them. https://seattlejazzfellowship.org/events

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