Sonny Fortune, Azar Lawrence, Alphonse Mouzon, Ritchie Cole and Charles
McPherson, among countless others.
The chemistry on the bandstand among the untethered artists, is a unifying force that
still allows them the freedom to create. Cadence Magazine says, “Saunders plays with
an unobstructed passion and pulse which become the blood pumping through the
ensemble’s veins.” Sidemen Smith, Avery, Franklin and vocalist Trible, will lend ample
support as they showcase their own brilliance.
Mr. Saunders has performed at several fabled venues including Carnegie Hall, The
Jazz Bakery, Greek Theater, World Stage, Sweet Basil, Village Vanguard, The Montreux
Jazz Festival, Avery Fisher Hall, and The Central Avenue Jazz Festival, among others.
Educator, clinician, composer and risk-taking reedman, Teodross Avery will resurrect
Coltrane’s spirit with his own fresh approach to this timeless legacy. Dr. Avery has
performed with Hank Jones, Ben Riley, Donald Harrison, Roy Hargrove, Bobby Watson,
three-time Grammy winner, Dee Dee Bridgewater and scores of others.
Doors open at 12:30 p.m. At 1:00 p.m., *(Dr. Theodross Avery sub. For:)* Dwight Trible will briefly reflect on his life and stellar career, during an informal discussion with (J)azz historian Jeffrey Winston.
The concert which features two sets, will begin at 2:00 p.m. and conclude at 4:30 p.m.,
including a half-hour intermission at 3:00 p.m.
In 1996, Jazz Baroness Mimi Melnick launched her first salon at her Encino home on
Strawberry Drive. Mimi loved (J)azz. She organized the intimate salons to support L.A.'s
(J)azz community. Producer Steve Isoardi notes, “We’re into the 23rd year of Mimi’s
compelling series!”
"We are very proud and extremely honored to carry the torch", said Executive
Director Lloyd Clayton. The MCLM, collects, preserves, exhibits and celebrates,
the vast history and cultural heritage of Americans of African descent.
Performance Portraits, a poignant exhibit by photographer Bob Barry, includes
stunning images of iconic, world-class, artists. It may be viewed before the concert
and during intermission. The exhibit is free.
Seating is limited. Salon tickets are $20.00 while students who present a valid
student I.D. card, will be admitted for $10.00, at the door on the day of the performance.
Tickets may also be purchased online at https://goo.gl/7fVNUM or call (310) 202-1647
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Contact: Steve Isoardi (626) 795-9583 or Jeffrey Winston (626) 625-8792
"(saxophonist Dr.) Teodross Avery will sit with me for the interview. (pre-performance conversation sub., takin' the place of Dwight Trible) Thanks see you soon! Pursue the Sound!" - Jeffrey Winston, Jazz Herstorian-philanthropist
Sun. July 15 -- The highly qualified participants in "Trane Stories: A Tribute to John Coltrane" include saxist Teodross Avery, pianist Theo Saunders, bassist Henry Franklin, drummer Marvin "Smitty" Smith and singer Dwight Trible. At the Mayme Clayton Museum, 4130 Overland Ave., Culver City 90230; interview by Jeffrey Winston 1pm, music 2pm (two sets); $20 tickets here; limited seating; (310) 202-1647.
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Update:
"(saxophonist Dr.) Teodross Avery will sit with me for the interview. (pre-performance conversation sub., takin' the place of Dwight Trible) Thanks see you soon! Pursue the Sound!" - Jeffrey Winston, Jazz Herstorian-philanthropist
Jul 12, 2018
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LA Jazz Quick Calendar
Sunday 7/15
1:00PM – Celebration Of John Coltrane – Mayme Clayton Library – Culver City
Jazz Non-Profit
Jul 13, 2018
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L.A. previews July 13-19: ...Coltrane tribute...
Sun. July 15 -- The highly qualified participants in "Trane Stories: A Tribute to John Coltrane" include saxist Teodross Avery, pianist Theo Saunders, bassist Henry Franklin, drummer Marvin "Smitty" Smith and singer Dwight Trible. At the Mayme Clayton Museum, 4130 Overland Ave., Culver City 90230; interview by Jeffrey Winston 1pm, music 2pm (two sets); $20 tickets here; limited seating; (310) 202-1647.
Jul 13, 2018