Sichuanese composer and musician Baishui Gan will perform his sound art project “Sound in Motion”.
“Sound in Motion” is a project in which Baishui examines the relationship between sound and movement. Whether in terms of sound’s motion or changing, the project is intentionally open-ended; Baishui lays the musical foundations upon which a range of artists from a variety of backgrounds are invited to build through collaboration.
Born in a small Sichuanese city, Baishui is a composer and self-taught guitarist, pianist, and master of many traditional Chinese instruments. His compositions and performance have ranged across his career from neo-folk and dark-ambient-influenced music to experimental and post-rock sounds—and beyond. Throughout Baishui’s work, a near-religious serenity and atmosphere transport one to a faraway place; foreign yet familiar; where Baishui, and his listeners, seem to be the only residents.
Multi-instrumentalist/Vocalist Nick Black is a fun, optimistic, and authentic young artist from Memphis, TN. Influenced by the feel-good music of Justin Timberlake and Bruno Mars and the musicality of legacy acts such as Al Green and Sting, Nick has created his music to sound modern and unique, yet familiar and nostalgic. His soulful sounds, precise guitar, and sultry voice are sure to capture your soul by the end of the night.
The live stream ticket gives you online access to both showtimes.
Dynamic world-class artists Catherine Lan and Claudio Jaffe team up to form Duo Arpeggione, performing masterpieces for cello and piano delighting and inspiring audiences throughout Florida. In this concert, they will present a fiery program of sonatas by Saint Saens and Poulenc.
Sonata No. 1 In C Minor for cello and piano Op. 32 by Camille Saint-Saëns
Allegro
Andante tranquillo sostenuto
Allegro moderato
Sonata for cello and piano, FP 143 by Francis Poulenc
I. Allegro – Tempo di marcia
II. Cavatine
III. Ballabile
IV. Finale
The live stream ticket gives you online access to both the 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM shows.
Jeff Rupert, Pegasus Professor and Director of Jazz Studies at UCF, will perform a selection of jazz music with his quartet.
Rupert is a saxophonist, composer, record producer, and recording artist. Well regarded in the world of Jazz, he has been featured as a soloist on dozens of recordings, including Benny Carter’s Grammy-winning “Harlem Renaissance.” He has also made a number of his own recordings, often with the Jazz Professors, UCF Flying Horse Big Band, as well as renowned soloists such as Veronica Swift.
“From the moment I first heard Jeff Rupert with my band I considered him one of the great jazz players of today.” – Maynard Ferguson
The live stream ticket gives you online access to both the 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM shows.
Timucua presents the premiere performance of Allan Vaché Quartet.
Personnel:
Allan Vache’ – Clarinet & Leader
Mark McKee- Piano
Charlie Silva – Bass
Walt Hubbard- Drums
Linda Floyd – vocals
Jazz and Swing Quartet featuring Swing Tunes, Bossa Novas, and the Great American Songbook from this world-renown jazz clarinetist flanked by world-class local musicians.
Timucua presents a tribute to Hank Mobley, performed by Jack Wilkins, Per Danielsson, Charlie Silva, and Walt Hubbard.
The group replicates the iconic Hank Mobley album “Soul Station”, originally recorded and released in 1960.
