Julio Botti & The South American Jazz Project at Galeria West Art Gallery

Teatro Si presents the popular LATIN JAZZ @ GALERIA live concert series as it returns with a special evening of wonderful South American Jazz fusion music. Come enjoy this intimate music performance by 2-time Latin Grammy nominated saxophonist & composer Julio Botti with his accomplished South American Jazz Project quartet as they take the stage at the unique Galeria art gallery venue.
This exciting group has broken new ground with their ambitious musical journey. Blending masterpieces from Astor Piazzolla, Pablo Ziegler and others with several of Botti’s own compositions, their “Jazz Fusion” music is an edgy and colorful reimagining of modern Tango and more, with equal parts of modern Jazz. The quartet takes their love of South American rhythms and modern jazz and creates an electrifying sound that fuses the ethnic rhythms of the Southern Cone with jazz....

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Teatro Si presents the popular LATIN JAZZ @ GALERIA live concert series as it returns with a special evening of wonderful South American Jazz fusion music. Come enjoy this intimate music performance by 2-time Latin Grammy nominated saxophonist & composer Julio Botti with his accomplished South American Jazz Project quartet as they take the stage at the unique Galeria art gallery venue.
This exciting group has broken new ground with their ambitious musical journey. Blending masterpieces from Astor Piazzolla, Pablo Ziegler and others with several of Botti’s own compositions, their “Jazz Fusion” music is an edgy and colorful reimagining of modern Tango and more, with equal parts of modern Jazz. The quartet takes their love of South American rhythms and modern jazz and creates an electrifying sound that fuses the ethnic rhythms of the Southern Cone with jazz.
We recommend enjoying a fine meal or dessert at one of several fine restaurants in downtown Westfield before or after the show. Event proceeds benefit programming at Teatro Si, a 501(c) 3 not for profit organization.

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