JOHN FUNKHOUSER TRIO
Friday, October 14th
Club Legato
Friday, October 14th
Club Legato
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Some of you may have heard me announce the recent arrival of several well known experienced jazz musicians to Northern New Mexico. For our first in this series we’d like to present someone who has only been here just over a year and not only raised the performance bar, but has quickly become the busiest musician in our community. He is one of the most eclectic of modern piano players and his versatility and depth makes him the guy eveyone wants to share the bandstand with.
John Funkhouser has shared the stage with Joe Lovano, Steve Gadd, Charles Neville, Bobby Watson, Esperanza Spalding, Luciana Souza, Tierney Sutton, Geri Allen, Francisco Mela, Rudresh Mahanthappa, and Matt Savage. He has played on over 80 CD and video recordings, including five CDs and two video projects as leader. Funkhouser has performed at clubs and festivals all over the world, including the Blue Note, Birdland, and Dizzy’s in New York City, as well as the New Orleans Jazz Festival, Washington D.C.’s Kennedy Center, the Toulon Jazz Festival, and the Berklee Beantown Jazz Festival. He has toured extensively in North and Central America, as well as Europe, Southeast Asia, and South Africa. He has appeared on ABC’s “20/20,” NBC’s “Today Show,” and National Public Radio. He taught piano, bass, ear training and ensembles at Berklee College of Music in Boston from 2001-2021 and currently resides in Albuquerque, NM. The John Funkhouser Quartet made its New Mexico debut to a sold out crowd at The Outpost Performance Space in March of this year. SFMC would like you to join us in welcoming The John Funkhouser Trio, with Terry Burns on bass, and John Trentacosta on drums.
FRIDAY - OCTOBER 14th
6pm (Doors at 5:30pm)
Club Legato
$25 (SFMC Members)
$30 (Non-Members)
TICKETS ON-LINE UNTIL 12p, FRIDAY, October 14th
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
John Funkhouser has shared the stage with Joe Lovano, Steve Gadd, Charles Neville, Bobby Watson, Esperanza Spalding, Luciana Souza, Tierney Sutton, Geri Allen, Francisco Mela, Rudresh Mahanthappa, and Matt Savage. He has played on over 80 CD and video recordings, including five CDs and two video projects as leader. Funkhouser has performed at clubs and festivals all over the world, including the Blue Note, Birdland, and Dizzy’s in New York City, as well as the New Orleans Jazz Festival, Washington D.C.’s Kennedy Center, the Toulon Jazz Festival, and the Berklee Beantown Jazz Festival. He has toured extensively in North and Central America, as well as Europe, Southeast Asia, and South Africa. He has appeared on ABC’s “20/20,” NBC’s “Today Show,” and National Public Radio. He taught piano, bass, ear training and ensembles at Berklee College of Music in Boston from 2001-2021 and currently resides in Albuquerque, NM. The John Funkhouser Quartet made its New Mexico debut to a sold out crowd at The Outpost Performance Space in March of this year. SFMC would like you to join us in welcoming The John Funkhouser Trio, with Terry Burns on bass, and John Trentacosta on drums.
FRIDAY - OCTOBER 14th
6pm (Doors at 5:30pm)
Club Legato
$25 (SFMC Members)
$30 (Non-Members)
TICKETS ON-LINE UNTIL 12p, FRIDAY, October 14th
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
WELCOME JAZZ TENOR MAN
ED PETERSEN
Friday, October 28th
Club Legato
ED PETERSEN
Friday, October 28th
Club Legato
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Second in our new series is a sensational Chicago saxophone master who moved to Santa Fe six months ago. Ed Petersen, originally from Chicago, has lived in New Orleans for the last couple of decades, heading up the department of jazz studies at the University of New Orleans. He has recorded over fifty albums with jazz giants, Chet Baker, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Kurt Elling, The New Orleans Jazz orchestra and many others, including five albums as a leader. He has performed all over the world at many of the most prestigious concert halls and festivals including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, The Newport Jazz Festival, The Chicago and Detroit Jazz Festivals, The North Sea Jazz Festival, Melbourne Jazz Festival, Wellington Jazz Festival and many more. He has played with Johnny Griffin, Cedar Walton, Clark Terry, Ron Carter, Jay McShann, Lionel Hampton, Benny Goodman, Ellis Marsalis and many others. Ed is a featured soloist on a Grammy winning recording by The New Orleans Jazz Orchestra and on three Gammy-nominated recordings for Blue Note by Kurt Elling.
The Northern New Mexico Jazz Community is honored to have Ed Petersen join our thriving jazz community.
Please help SFMC welcome Ed on Friday October 28th at Club Legato.
The Northern New Mexico Jazz Community is honored to have Ed Petersen join our thriving jazz community.
Please help SFMC welcome Ed on Friday October 28th at Club Legato.
FRIDAY - OCTOBER 28th
6pm (Doors at 5:30pm)
Club Legato
$25 (SFMC Members)
$30 (Non-Members)
TICKETS ON-LINE UNTIL 12p, FRIDAY, October 28th
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
6pm (Doors at 5:30pm)
Club Legato
$25 (SFMC Members)
$30 (Non-Members)
TICKETS ON-LINE UNTIL 12p, FRIDAY, October 28th
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
UPCOMING CONCERTS
Additional Information Will Be Added Soon
JOHN FUNKHOUSER TRIO - Friday, October 14th - Club Legato
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ED PETERSEN - Friday, October 28th - Club Legato
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GEORGE CABLES - Friday, November 11th - SITE Santa Fe
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HORACE ALEXANDER YOUNG "Nat King Cole Christmas Show" - Friday, December 9th - SITE Santa Fe
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ED PETERSEN - Friday, October 28th - Club Legato
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GEORGE CABLES - Friday, November 11th - SITE Santa Fe
Purchase Tickets HERE
HORACE ALEXANDER YOUNG "Nat King Cole Christmas Show" - Friday, December 9th - SITE Santa Fe
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DAVE EDWARDS
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ELAINE and MICHAEL BROWN
BRUCE JOHNSON and DIANE RAMSEY
GARY KILPATRIC
LINDA and JEFFREY FORSMAN
DAVID BULFER and KELLY POPE
Sustaining Members:
WALLY AUSSERER
MARY ACKERMAN and JIM REENTS
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