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Live at the VFW

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2019
Track listing: Skip the Flowers,

Too Far Too Close

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2019
Track listing: 1) Too Far Too Close (T.Costa) 2) Three Sheets To The Wind (A. Holldsworth) 3) Looks Like Merengue (J. Scofield) 4) Questar (K. Jarrett) 5) New York Minute (D. Hanley) 6) You’ve Got It Bad Girl (S. Wonder) 7) Elm (R. Beirach) 8) Wildlife (T. Williams) 9) Thanks Again (J. Scofield)

Lenny Keys

Born in Odessa, Ukraine, Lenny started studying classical piano at the age of six. In 1979, Lenny immigrated with his family to the U.S., settling in New York where he started learning jazz. Influenced by his classical education, classic rock, European pop music, jazz and new age, Lenny developed his own unique style of writing. In April 2009, Lenny released his first jazz album, Diamonds and Emeralds. The tunes on the album are a blend of contemporary jazz, funk and blues, with a touch of fusion and distinct sweet melodies. Having composed in different styles, Lenny has always stayed true to one thing that he believes every song should have - a beautiful melody.

André Lassalle

J.Cordes

James Emery

Co-founder of the chamber ensemble The String Trio of New York, virtuoso guitarist and composer James Emery has received international recognition for his distinctive and highly original approach to both improvisation and composition.  Utilizing a full range of musical information, his sensibility draws in nearly equal measures upon formal notions of structure and technique and a robust willingness to improvise, experiment, and follow his musical knowledge – both as composer and player.

Artistic Director of the highly accomplished Sound Directions, Inc., James has been active as performer, oft-commissioned composer and inspiring educator on the international jazz and contemporary music scene since 1975, with over two dozen CDs as a leader or co-leader and live performances in more than 25 countries worldwide. His recordings have been described as “innovative and imaginative” and “utterly distinctive” by the Penguin Guide to Jazz, which selected his orchestral recording, Transformations for its edition titled "The History of Jazz in the 1001 Best Albums." He has received international critical acclaim for his work leading various ensemble formations of jazz and creative music, particularly the String Trio of New York which is entering its fifth decade in 2019.

Gianmarco Scaglia

Born: June 22, 1957

He started to play electric bass at the age of 15, after had seen Ron Gallagher great concert at Astra Cinema, and after thought that the bass had a minor number of chords than the guitar and it means that he didn’t have to work hard. The history teached him that he was wrong. Thereafter he started to play double bass at Parma Lorenzo Cuneo Jazz School, one of the first jazzy school in Italy. He continued to study attending much workshop with Bruno Tommaso and Furio Di Castri. In 1986 he attended Boston Berklee College of Music studying with John Repucci. He attended some instrumental workshopwith some of the most important double bass players of the world (D

Charlotte Hug

William Scavotto

Born: June 14, 1947

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