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FUNK FACULTY Opening Mosaic Music Festival on a high note is a musical genius combination.
This adrenaline-pumping double bill by King of Funk Maceo Parker and
jazz pianist Hiromi is a clear promise of things to come for the next
10 days.
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Montreux Jazz Special Concert With 38 albums and two Grammy® Awards to his name, Bob James is a true heavyweight of the jazz world. A mainstay of the jazz scene since the ’70s, James' recordings virtually
defined pop / jazz and crossover during the past two decades and he has
won countless of fans worldwide with his inimitable brand of music which
displays an uncanny ability to inflect jazz passages with pure pop sensibility.
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Brazilian Dreams He has seven Grammy Awards to his name. The man is Paquito D'Rivera, an extraordinary saxophonist, clarinetist and composer, has brought the Brazilian rhythms and stylish vocals on the Grammy-winning project Brazilian Dreams. Backed by his outstanding band and the luscious vocals of the New York Voices, this is a sultry trip to the enchanting world of Latin and Brazilian Jazz.
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Mama Africa Sings! Miriam Makeba… even the sound of her name holds the promise of
beautiful music. This living legend lives up to that promise with a strong
vocal delivery coupled with strong emotion that gets right to the soul.
Popularly known as “Mama Africa” and the “Empress of
African Song”, Miss Makeba's singing and songwriting style crossed
and blended genres long before the term world music came into being.
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This is Kings of Convenience's first tour to Asia, and the stage is set for a night of acoustic guitars, piano melodies, twin vocal harmonies, and the melancholic songs that go straight to the heart.
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Singer-Songwriter Jason Mraz’s music is a rare combination of country and rock. In his ‘coming of age’ album Waiting for my Rocket to Come, his compelling blend of poetic folk, jazz and charged hip hop debuted to critical acclaim.
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Afro-Cuban All Stars Dance to the infectious beat of Afro-Cuban music! Brought together by musical director Juan de Marcos Gonzalez, the Afro-Cuban All Stars four-generation ensemble was formed to explore a broader scope than the Buena Vista projects. A Toda Cuba Le Gusta , which was released in 1997, was the first to be recorded in the now legendary Buena Vista Social Club™ sessions.
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PAT METHENY TRIO
Guitar. Pat Metheny. The two are inextricably linked. And so it will be in this one-night-only concert that's not to be missed for all Metheny fans and guitar music lovers alike. Metheny's reputation precedes him and audiences will find he lives every bit up to it in this concert where he performs with acclaimed bassist, Christian McBride and drummer Antonio Sanchez.
