FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 01.25.01
THE JENNY SCHEINMAN QUARTET Featuring: Jenny Scheinman - violin Dave Mac Nab - guitar Todd Sickafoose - bass Scott Amendola - drums
Will soon be on tour in support of Jenny's new CD: (featuring all of the above-listed musicians) -- “Live at Yoshi's" (Avant 045/Koch distribution)
The confirmed dates are: 2/10 Berkeley/Oakland, CA (TUVA Space) [opening for the Ashley Adams Trio + Wadada Leo Smith] 2/12 Seattle, WA (OK Hotel Lounge) [co-billed with the Mark Taylor Group] 2/13 Portland, OR (Tugboat Brewing Co.) 2/14 Portland, OR (St. John's Brew Pub) [opening for Eric Bibb] 2/15 Eugene, OR (Sam Bond's Garage) 2/16 Ashland, OR (Siskiyou Brew Pub) 2/17 Eureka, CA (Morris Graves Museum of Art) 2/19 San Francisco, CA (Cafe Du Nord) 2/22 Palo Alto, CA (Stanford U. Coffee House) 2/23 Los Angeles, CA (Knitting Factory Hollywood) [co-billed with: Harris Eisenstadt & John Bergamo] 2/24 Los Angeles, CA (L.A. Harbor College) [Nels Cline/Vinny Golia/Christopher Garcia open!] 2/25 San Luis Obispo, CA (Linnaea's Cafe)
“The violinist blends gypsy and prog coming up with a very lyrical sound that lacks not for chops. Jazz violin has its glitzy side but the Scheinman Quartet does its best to investigate shimmering realms without getting all shiny - an admirable maneuver." -- Village Voice
“Her compositions are unsentimental string melodies that hang thin, strong and high like spider webs in a garden." -- The LA Weekly
“A virtuoso violinist with an astonishing array of sounds, from lightning fast runs to breathtaking melodic passages...Scheinman writes emotionally charged, dramatically textural music." -- San Francisco Bay Guardian
“Jenny Scheinman is one of the most versatile young violinists in that netherworld falling in between the cracks of jazz, classical, country and rock...Gorgeous melodies, romantic moods and musical fireworks from one of the shining lights of the west coast scene." -- John Zorn
“A talented violinist with a well developed ear." -- Mark Feldman (violinist whose credits include: Dave Douglas, Bill Frisell, John Zorn and Pharoah Sanders)
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THE JENNY SCHEINMAN QUARTET Featuring: Jenny Scheinman - violin Dave Mac Nab - guitar Todd Sickafoose - bass Scott Amendola - drums
Will soon be on tour in support of Jenny's new CD: (featuring all of the above-listed musicians) -- “Live at Yoshi's" (Avant 045/Koch distribution)
The confirmed dates are: 2/10 Berkeley/Oakland, CA (TUVA Space) [opening for the Ashley Adams Trio + Wadada Leo Smith] 2/12 Seattle, WA (OK Hotel Lounge) [co-billed with the Mark Taylor Group] 2/13 Portland, OR (Tugboat Brewing Co.) 2/14 Portland, OR (St. John's Brew Pub) [opening for Eric Bibb] 2/15 Eugene, OR (Sam Bond's Garage) 2/16 Ashland, OR (Siskiyou Brew Pub) 2/17 Eureka, CA (Morris Graves Museum of Art) 2/19 San Francisco, CA (Cafe Du Nord) 2/22 Palo Alto, CA (Stanford U. Coffee House) 2/23 Los Angeles, CA (Knitting Factory Hollywood) [co-billed with: Harris Eisenstadt & John Bergamo] 2/24 Los Angeles, CA (L.A. Harbor College) [Nels Cline/Vinny Golia/Christopher Garcia open!] 2/25 San Luis Obispo, CA (Linnaea's Cafe)
“The violinist blends gypsy and prog coming up with a very lyrical sound that lacks not for chops. Jazz violin has its glitzy side but the Scheinman Quartet does its best to investigate shimmering realms without getting all shiny - an admirable maneuver." -- Village Voice
“Her compositions are unsentimental string melodies that hang thin, strong and high like spider webs in a garden." -- The LA Weekly
“A virtuoso violinist with an astonishing array of sounds, from lightning fast runs to breathtaking melodic passages...Scheinman writes emotionally charged, dramatically textural music." -- San Francisco Bay Guardian
“Jenny Scheinman is one of the most versatile young violinists in that netherworld falling in between the cracks of jazz, classical, country and rock...Gorgeous melodies, romantic moods and musical fireworks from one of the shining lights of the west coast scene." -- John Zorn
“A talented violinist with a well developed ear." -- Mark Feldman (violinist whose credits include: Dave Douglas, Bill Frisell, John Zorn and Pharoah Sanders)
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