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21st Edition Jazz In The Park 2012 Lineup

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July 07, 6 p.m., Serralves Park Tennis Court
MARTY EHRLICH'S RITES QUARTET

July 14, 3 p.m., Serralves Auditorium
Round Table ‘BERNARDO SASSETTI’

July 14, 6 p.m., Serralves Park Tennis Court
Marco BARROSO’S ORQUESTRA LUME (LISBON UNDERGROUND MUSIC ENSEMBLE)

July 15, 6 p.m., Serralves Auditorium
CONCERT ‘PELAS MÃOS DE BERNARDO/THROUGH BERNARDO’S HANDS’

July 21, 6 p.m., Serralves Park tennis court

BASSDRUMBONE

In 2012, Jazz returns to Serralves Park on July 7, 14 and 21 always at 6 p.m. This year the stage at the Serralves Park Tennis Court will welcome a Portuguese orchestra, LUME – Lisbon Underground Music Ensemble and two groups from the United States: the quartet of saxophonist Marty Ehrlich and the BassDrumBone trio. The 21st edition of Jazz In The Park will also host a round table and a concert in homage to Bernardo Sassetti, the musician who sudden and unexpectedly died last May.

On July 7, the event opens with the presentation of Marty Ehrlich’s new group and their first recording of ‘Frog Leg Logic’, a project featured here for the first time on Portuguese stages. The following Saturday, July 14, Orquesta LUME, conducted by composer and pianist Marco Barroso, will play for the fist time in Porto. The orchestra stands out from other Portuguese big bands by drawing from multiple universal legacies in a web of sound and aesthetical intersections evoking territories that have left an imprint on jazz, rock, and pop and are now joined by memories from erudite, classical or contemporary music.

Sassetti will be remembered in an informal conversation that will bring together musicians with whom he shared the closest complicity in key moments of his jazz career. This moment takes place at the Serralves auditorium on the afternoon of July 14 at 3 p.m. The following day, at 6 p.m., also at the Auditorium, the concert ‘Pelas Mãos de Bernardo/Through Bernardo’s Hands’ will be performed, gathering five young pianists who, while still largely unknown in the main venues of Jazz, share the promise of a brilliant future. The concert will feature a repertoire of original themes by Sassetti and by authors associated to his discography and brings together two generations, with the young guest soloists accompanied by three of Bernardo’s faithful, senior companions: double bass players Zé Eduardo and Carlos Barreto, and drummer André Sousa Machado.

The 21st edition of Jazz In The Park closes off on July 21 with trio BassDrumBone, who return to Portugal to celebrate their 35th anniversary in Serralves. The trio created their name from Mark Helias’ double bass, Gerry Hemingway’s drums and Ray Anderson’s trombone.

July 07 (Saturday, 6 p.m., Serralves Park Tennis Court)


Marty Ehrlich's Rites Quartet

Marty Ehrlich – alto saxophone and clarinet

James Zollar - trumpet

Hank Roberts - Cello

Michael Sarin - Drums

July 14 (Saturday, 3 p.m., Auditorium)

Round Table ‘Bernardo Sassetti’
With musicians Pedro Moreira, Zé Eduardo, Carlos Barretto and Alexandre Frazão and critic Manuel Jorge Veloso.
Moderator: António Curvelo

July 14 (Saturday, 6 p.m., Serralves Park Tennis Court)


Marco Barroso’s Orquestra LUME (Lisbon Underground Music Ensemble)

Marco Barroso – composition, conducting, piano

Luís Cunha, Eduardo Lála, Pedro Canhoto – trombones

Jorge Almeida, João Moreira, Pedro Monteiro – trumpets

Manuel Luís Cochofel – flute 
Paulo Gaspar – clarinet

Jorge Reis – soprano sax

João Pedro Silva – Alto sax 
José Menezes – tenor sax 
Elmano Coelho – baritone sax 
Miguel Amado – electric bass

André Sousa Machado – drums

July 15 (Sunday, 5 p.m., Serralves Auditorium)

Concert ‘Pelas Mãos de Bernardo/Through Bernardo’s Hands’
Alexandre Dahmen - piano
Daniel Bernardes - piano
Gonçalo Moreira - piano
Ricardo Pinto - piano
Sérgio Rodrigues - piano
Zé Eduardo – double bass
Carlos Barretto – double bass
André Sousa Machado – drums

July 21 (Saturday, 6 p.m., Serralves Park Tennis Court)


BassDrumBone

Ray Anderson - trombone

Mark Helias – double bass

Gerry Hemingway - drums

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