Fred Ho, a one-of-a-kind revolutionary Chinese American baritone saxophonist, composer, writer, producer, political activist and leader of several music ensembles, is in concert with the Harvard Jazz Band on November 4 at Lowell Hall, 17 Kirkland Street, in Cambridge.
“Fred Ho's style is a genre unto itself, a pioneering fusion of free-jazz and traditional Chinese music that manages to combine truculence and delicacy with such natural ease that it sounds positively organic," wrote Larry Birnbaum in Down Beat Magazine.
The concert is open to the general public. Tickets are $10.00, and for students and seniors, $8.00.
For more details, visit harvard.edu/
For details on jazz in Massachusetts, visit massjazz.com/.
“Fred Ho's style is a genre unto itself, a pioneering fusion of free-jazz and traditional Chinese music that manages to combine truculence and delicacy with such natural ease that it sounds positively organic," wrote Larry Birnbaum in Down Beat Magazine.
The concert is open to the general public. Tickets are $10.00, and for students and seniors, $8.00.
For more details, visit harvard.edu/
For details on jazz in Massachusetts, visit massjazz.com/.
