Search In The Present November 13, 2009

You are invited to:

SEARCH IN THE PRESENT
~ Jazz improv ~

Friday, November 13, 2009 - 7:30pm

Saxophonist Matthew Maley and trumpeter RJ Avallone will explain with a performance and open discussion, advanced improvisation techniques. The audience will be asked to participate in the creation of a new original work.

"Filled with stirring originals, telepathic interplay and surprising ideas."
- Scott Yarrow
"Vigorous energy!"
- Jazziz Magazine
"This is really exhilarating stuff!"
- Mark Saleski, jazz.com
"It's natural music that swings. These guys are on the case."
-Ornette Coleman
"Thanks to the friction created through all that bumping, sparks fly."
-Victor Allen, jazz.com
"Sharp enough to cut your fingers on!"
- Touching Extremes

TICKETS:
$25 single
$40 for two
bring 4 people @ $25 each - get a free ticket

RSVP*
860-482-6801
*Please confirm you are coming!
(Tickets available at the door)

About the group "Search"

RJ Avallone and Matthew Maley have been creating music togther for 10 years. Meeting at Boston's Berklee College of Music the idea for Search was born. Their early jazz education was spent in the company of artists Clark Terry, McCoy Tyner, Andy and Jerry Gonzalez, Danilo Perez, Justin DiCioccio, Dave Santoro, Jay Hoggard, and Eddie Palmieri. Together at Berklee the pair of New Englanders studied, performed and toured the country with student and faculty ensembles lead by Phil Wilson, Greg Hopkins, George Garzone, Lin Biviano, Frank Tiberi, Joe Lovano, Michel CAmil and a host of others.
The two split ways for 2 years performing with Michael Buble', the John Allmark Jazz Orchestra, Bobby Short, Pattie Austin, Cab Calloway Orchestra, Charnette Moffet, Natalie Cole, WDR Big Band, and toured Europe and the Caribbean. In 2006 they reunited to form Search.
Today is Tomorrow, their debut album is being realsed this fall!

Official Website: http://studio59ct.com