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Jazz in the Vineyard, Sunday Afternoons
1:30-4:30 July and August, Rain or Shine!
No Cover, No Reservations! These events are free to our customers.
We have everything you need for your afternoon of enjoyment listening to these great artists (see line-up below). From our signature sangria made especially for Jazz in the Vineyard, to all of your picnic needs including artisan cheeses, bread, salami, spreads, cookies, brownies and more. We even have picnic blankets for your use, and of course all of our wines will be availble for tasting and purchase when you arrive.
The Line-Up:
July 4 and August 29, Gondwana
Jazz/Bebop with ABV’s house band, “sounds as if Monk were still alive”. With saxophone giant Max Ray (The Wallets, Suburbs) Rod Gordon (The Wallets) on the piano, Larry Hennessy on drums, and Jerry Gorman on bass. (click here)
July 11, Big Sunflower
From familiar to abstract, progressive jazz group Big Sunflower dares to learn, to explore new ways of expressing jazz and popular music- verily, to make art.
Big Sunflower's first CD, recorded live and in studio by Cole Wieland in 2007--features a blend of standards and jazz fare, featuring takes on Cole Porter's "Dream Dancing" and Hancock's "Maiden Voyage," a powerful piano-led interpretation of "Israel," (that does not sound at all like Birth of the Cool), a straight up, bop-inspired live performance of "In Walked Bud," and gritty, funky renditions of Monk's "Well, You Needn't" and Hubbard's "Little Sunflower."...(click here)
July 18, Ticket to Brasil
"Dance, sway, or just sit back and relax while listening to an intoxicating tapestry of elegant Bossa Nova, groovy Brazilian Jazz and hot Samba".
Ticket To Brasil is an unique international ensemble founded by guitarist Pavel Jany. The group has performed at a number of national and international events, and has opened for such renowned artists as Karrin Allyson and Cibelle. Revealing bossa nova as an amalgam of Afro-Brazilian samba, European classical music and American jazz, Ticket To Brasil presents this music as a distinct genre that is elegant, sophisticated and timeless. (click here)
July 25, Jonny and the PemberTones
"Swingin' sounds, Jazz standards from the 40's to the present" with the great sounds of The Titanic Trumpeter Jon Permberton and his band.
August 1, Rod Gordon and the 4 M’s
Monk, Mingus, Miles and More! Listen to the Jazz stylings of Rod Gordon and crew.
August 8, Xibaba
Mira and Tom Kehoe have been performing throughout the United States and Brazil from intimate clubs to concert stages in a collaboration which includes jazz, world music, original compositions, theatre and movement.
XIBABA is a band that plays Brazilian music for listening and dancing, including bossa nova, samba, baião, forro, frevo, chorinho, partido alto, and the music of Egberto Gismonte, Hermeto Pascoal, Airto Moeira and others. (click here)
August 15, Barbara Meyer
A return engagement with that pioneer pianist Rod Gordon, this time with singer/song writer Barbara Meyer, a dynamite-every-time performer who will be belting out her all-time jazz favorites. (Rod Gordon, piano; Chad Kopenhaver, drums) (click here)
August 22, Five Story Igloo
Culled from the Infamous Brass Messengers is this group of five that has their own take on American Jazz, Latin American Dance Rhythms and Afro-Pop headed by that brassy sassy Kristen Froebel on the T-Bone. (click here)
July 4 and August 29, Gondwana
Jazz/Bebop with ABV’s house band, “sounds as if Monk were still alive”. With saxophone giant Max Ray (The Wallets, Suburbs) Rod Gordon (The Wallets) on the piano, Larry Hennessy on drums, and Jerry Gorman on bass. (click here)
Gondwana, 2009
Jonny
Barbara Meyer and Rod Gordon, 2009
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