Ehud Ettun's Desert Snow Quartet at Peabody Hall, Parish Of All Saints

Israeli bassist Ehud Ettun has introduced himself to the international Jazz scene playing with George Garzone, Fred Hersch, Danilo Perez, Donny McCaslin, Anat Cohen, Eli Degibri and others. He is known for his unique approach to the upright bass as a melodic instrument, and not only as a bass instrument. His uniquely developed techniques, make him an in-demand bassist all around the world. He has performed in venues ranging from Blue Note, New York, to Kennedy Center in Washington DC, and concerts and festivals in Europe, North America South America and Asia. In recent years, Ehud started developing his own trio sound having had toured the world performing in New York,...

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Israeli bassist Ehud Ettun has introduced himself to the international Jazz scene playing with George Garzone, Fred Hersch, Danilo Perez, Donny McCaslin, Anat Cohen, Eli Degibri and others. He is known for his unique approach to the upright bass as a melodic instrument, and not only as a bass instrument. His uniquely developed techniques, make him an in-demand bassist all around the world. He has performed in venues ranging from Blue Note, New York, to Kennedy Center in Washington DC, and concerts and festivals in Europe, North America South America and Asia. In recent years, Ehud started developing his own trio sound having had toured the world performing in New York,
Toronto, Boston, Poland, Germany, Serbia, South Korea and more.

For this Dot Jazz appearance, Ehud will debut a new project, the Desert Snow Quartet featuring Angela Varo on violin, Tim Ray on piano and Andre Sudol on drums.

"Ettun can conjure the deep soulfulness of Charlie Haden." - The Boston Globe

$15 in advance, $20 at the door. Students $10 and kids under 18 free at the door.

The Dot Jazz Series is co-produced by Mandorla Music and Greater Ashmont Main Street.

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