Lori Bell And Trio De Janeiro at The Merc

Trio de Janeiro

Award winning musicians Lori Bell, flutes - Ron Satterfield, guitar/ vocals and percussionist Tommy Aros formed the group
Trio de Janeiro; a high energy, Brazilian tinged, jazz trio with an original approach to jazz Standards, Brazilian, original compositions and folk music. The group explores a plethora of grooves from samba, swing, fusion, jazz modal, odd times and more.

Lori Bell is a three time Global Music award winner and has performed at Birdland NYC, the Kennedy Center, and for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Music Library. Her 2016 tribute CD 'Brooklyn Dreaming' showcases her writing, flute virtuosity and was Album of the Year in Downbeat. ...

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Trio de Janeiro

Award winning musicians Lori Bell, flutes - Ron Satterfield, guitar/ vocals and percussionist Tommy Aros formed the group
Trio de Janeiro; a high energy, Brazilian tinged, jazz trio with an original approach to jazz Standards, Brazilian, original compositions and folk music. The group explores a plethora of grooves from samba, swing, fusion, jazz modal, odd times and more.

Lori Bell is a three time Global Music award winner and has performed at Birdland NYC, the Kennedy Center, and for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Music Library. Her 2016 tribute CD 'Brooklyn Dreaming' showcases her writing, flute virtuosity and was Album of the Year in Downbeat.

Ron Satterfield has won numerous awards from SESAC for his composing and arranging and was a Grammy finalist with the eclectic group Checkfield. When it comes to comping he is a veritable groove machine with wickedly swinging bass lines.

Tommy Aros Percussionist extraordinaire Aros toured extensively for over 20 years with Latin superstar Luis Miguel has performed with numerous groups including Fattburger.

“Three of today’s most highly evolved, spontaneously interactive musicians have collaborated.... it’s hard to imagine a more synergistic gathering of virtuosity, freedom and the sheer joy of musical conversation” Bird Magazine

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