Pat Metheny TRIO Concert Sunday, March 16 @ 5 & 8 pm ... fileOver the course of three decades,...
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Over the course of three decades, guitarist Pat Metheny has set himself apart from the jazz mainstream, expanding and blurring boundaries and musical styles. His body of work includes seventeen GRAMMY® Awards in nine separate categories (breaking the record for multi-category wins); a series of influential trio recordings; award winning solo albums; scores for hit Hollywood motion pictures; and collaborations and duets with major artists such as Ornette Coleman, Steve Reich, Charlie Haden, Jim Hall and many others. His band, the Pat Metheny Group, founded in 1977, is the only ensemble in history to win GRAMMYs® for seven consecutive releases. Metheny TRIO WITH CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE & ANTONIO SANCHEZ Pat Metheny TRIO Concert Sunday, March 16 @ 5 & 8 pm, Somerville Theatre HT Productions will present the Pat Metheny Trio in concert on Sunday, March 16 at the Somerville Theatre, 55 Davis Square, Somerville, Massachusetts. There will be two shows, one at 5:00 p.m. and one at 8:00 p.m. Tickets at $44.00 and $34.00 go on sale now at the Somerville Theatre Box Office, at all Ticketmaster outlets, on line at www.ticketmaster.com or by calling 617/508-931-2000. For more information, call: 617-625-4088. The Somerville Theatre is wheelchair accessible. The Pat Metheny Trio Concert will feature Christian McBride on bass and Antonio Sanchez on drums. The same trio is featured on seventeen-time GRAMMY® Award-winner Metheny’s new Nonesuch CD: Day Trip, which will be released on Tuesday, January 29. The new CD is the legendary guitarist’s first recording with Christian McBride and Antonio Sanchez. This trio was formed by Metheny in 2002 and has played concerts all around the globe with performances in Australia, Europe, Asia, Africa and all across the United States and Canada. The group finally made it into the studio to record this music on a single day off during one of their most recent U.S. tours. All ten tracks on Day Trip are original Metheny compositions, including “Is This America? (Katrina 2005),” a song about the devastation in New Orleans, and “The Red One,” which first appeared on the John Scofield and Pat Metheny album I Can See Your House From Here on Blue Note in 1994. CONTACT: Sue Auclair 617-522-1394 Photo by Jimmy Katz
Transcript of Pat Metheny TRIO Concert Sunday, March 16 @ 5 & 8 pm ... fileOver the course of three decades,...
Over the course of three decades, guitarist Pat Metheny has set himself apart from the jazz mainstream, expanding and blurring boundaries and musical styles. His body of work includes seventeen GRAMMY® Awards in nine separate categories (breaking the record for multi-category wins); a series of influential trio recordings; award winning solo albums; scores for hit Hollywood motion pictures; and collaborations and duets with major artists such as Ornette Coleman, Steve Reich, Charlie Haden, Jim Hall and many others. His band, the Pat Metheny Group, founded in 1977, is the only ensemble in history to win GRAMMYs® for seven consecutive releases.
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TRIO WITH CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE & ANTONIO SANCHEZ
Pat Metheny TRIO Concert Sunday, March 16 @ 5 & 8 pm, Somerville Theatre
HT Productions will present the Pat
Metheny Trio in concert on Sunday, March
16 at the Somerville Theatre, 55 Davis
Square, Somerville, Massachusetts. There
will be two shows, one at 5:00 p.m. and
one at 8:00 p.m. Tickets at $44.00 and
$34.00 go on sale now at the Somerville
Theatre Box Office, at all Ticketmaster
outlets, on line at www.ticketmaster.com or
by calling 617/508-931-2000. For more
information, call: 617-625-4088. The
Somervil le Theatre is wheelchair
accessible.
The Pat Metheny Trio Concert will feature
Christian McBride on bass and Antonio
Sanchez on drums. The same trio is
featured on seventeen-time GRAMMY®
Award-winner Metheny’s new Nonesuch
CD: Day Trip, which will be released on
Tuesday, January 29. The new CD is the
legendary guitarist’s first recording with
Christian McBride and Antonio Sanchez.
This trio was formed by Metheny in 2002
and has played concerts all around the
globe with performances in Australia,
Europe, Asia, Africa and all across the
United States and Canada. The group
finally made it into the studio to record this
music on a single day off during one of
their most recent U.S. tours. All ten tracks
on Day Trip are original Metheny
compositions, including “Is This America?
(Katrina 2005),” a song about the
devastation in New Orleans, and “The Red
One,” which first appeared on the John
Scofield and Pat Metheny album I Can See
Your House From Here on Blue Note in
1994.
CONTACT: Sue Auclair 617-522-1394
Photo by Jimmy Katz
