The Sunday Evening Music Series
December 17, Sunday 7:00, 2023
Andrea Centazzo West Coast Chamber Jazz Trio
Andrea Centazzo - drums, percussion, electronics, & compositions
Ellen Burr - flutes
Jeff Schwartz -double bass
Miller Wrenn Quartet
Steph Richards - trumpet
Cathlene Pineda - piano
Clint Dodson - drums
Miller Wrenn - double bass & compositions
The Neighborhood Unitarian Universalist Church
in Ross Chapel
301 N. Orange Grove, Pasadena
Tickets: $10 ($5 students, seniors, and series performers)
"Formed in 2015, the West Coast Chamber Jazz Trio is Andrea Centazzo'sprimary working band.
It includes flutist Ellen Burr, long a star of the LA creative music scene and a featured member of
the LA Flute Orchestra, and ubiquitous bassist Jeff Schwartz.
They have toured extensively in Italy and on the West Coast, interpreting compositions
spanning Centazzo's career using a wide range of improvisational strategies, and have been the core
of larger ensembles in Milan and LA. In the 1970s and 1980s, Centazzo's work with Steve Lacy,
Derek Bailey, John Zorn, and others were importantcontributions to European free improvisation
and the emerging Downtown scene; they are currently being reissued on vinyl."
December 17, Sunday 7:00, 2023
Andrea Centazzo West Coast Chamber Jazz Trio
Andrea Centazzo - drums, percussion, electronics, & compositions
Ellen Burr - flutes
Jeff Schwartz -double bass
Miller Wrenn Quartet
Steph Richards - trumpet
Cathlene Pineda - piano
Clint Dodson - drums
Miller Wrenn - double bass & compositions
The Neighborhood Unitarian Universalist Church
in Ross Chapel
301 N. Orange Grove, Pasadena
Tickets: $10 ($5 students, seniors, and series performers)
"Formed in 2015, the West Coast Chamber Jazz Trio is Andrea Centazzo'sprimary working band.
It includes flutist Ellen Burr, long a star of the LA creative music scene and a featured member of
the LA Flute Orchestra, and ubiquitous bassist Jeff Schwartz.
They have toured extensively in Italy and on the West Coast, interpreting compositions
spanning Centazzo's career using a wide range of improvisational strategies, and have been the core
of larger ensembles in Milan and LA. In the 1970s and 1980s, Centazzo's work with Steve Lacy,
Derek Bailey, John Zorn, and others were importantcontributions to European free improvisation
and the emerging Downtown scene; they are currently being reissued on vinyl."