Firehouse 12 Announces Final Weekend of Fall 2005 Concert Series

Firehouse 12 will present a range of perspectives on modern jazz in the three shows of the Fall 2005 Concert Series: from the stringent harmonies of the Loren Stillman Quartet to the otherworldly groove of Tony Malaby, Tom Rainey and Angelica Sanchez and the soulful swing of Larry Goldings' organ trio. To hear any of these groups in a jazz club is pleasure enough; to hear them in the intimate confines of Firehouse 12 will approach the sublime.

In celebration of this stretch of shows, Firehouse 12 is offering a unique package ticket to ALL of the shows on the final weekend for $20. Only a limited number of these tickets will be available, and they are on-sale now at www.firehouse12.com. Tickets to individual concerts are still $10 each.

Friday December 16th 8:30PM - The Loren Stillman Quartet:

Mr. Stillman (saxophone) brings a quartet, performing music from his new album “It Could Be Anything". With Nate Radley (guitar), Scott Lee (bass), and Jeff Hirschfield (drums).

Saturday December 17th 8:30PM - Malaby/Rainey/Sanchez:

Tony Malaby, voted All About Jazz' Musician of the Year 2004, will perform with his stripped down trio, featuring electric piano and upright bass. With Angelica Sanchez (Wurlitzer electric piano) and Tom Rainey (drums).

Sunday December 18th 7:30PM - Larry Goldings Trio:

In support of one of his most adventurous trio records to date “Sweet Science", Mr. Goldings will perform with his long-standing organ trio, with Bill Stewart (drums) and Peter Bernstein (guitar). Mr. Goldings has also been featured this year on recordings by John Scofield ("That's What I Say") and Madeleine Peyroux ("Closer"), and is appearing at Firehouse 12 on a night-off from the James Taylor tour to which he is lending his inimitable keyboard chops.