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Join us for a live taping and listening-room concert for the Adrian Ruiz Quintet! Adrian Ruiz – Trumpet, Flugelhorn Seth Carper – Alto and Soprano Saxophones Daniel Raynaud – Piano Ryan Hagler – Bass Daniel Dufour – Drums Dr. Adrian Ruiz is active as a freelance trumpeter, having performed throughout the states of Texas and Iowa. In February 2021, he received a Grammy nomination in the Best Contemporary Blues Album category for Live at the Paramount with the Ruthie Foster Big Band. In June 2021, Ruiz authored a series of Claudio Roditi transcriptions, which are available through Press Music Publishing. Ruiz has performed internationally at the Guatemala, Montreux, North Sea, and Taichung Jazz Festivals. He has shared the stage with the following musical acts: John Clayton, Jon Hendricks, Norah Jones, Chad Lefkowitz-Brown, James Moody, Joshua Redman, Maria Schneider, and Clark Terry. In addition to his performance schedule, Ruiz has presented clinics and performances at the Jazz Education Network (JEN) Conference, the Iowa Music Educators Association (IMEA), the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) and the Texas Bandmasters Association (TBA) Conventions. In May 2017, Ruiz made his recording debut as a leader, releasing his first full length album entitled Premiere: A Collection Of Originals. Scott Yanow, acclaimed jazz journalist/historian and author, states the following concerning Premiere: "Adrian Ruiz is an impressive trumpeter who makes his recording debut as a leader on Premiere...In addition to being a fine showcase for the Adrian Ruiz Quintet, Premiere: A Collection Of Originals, is a fun set of creative jazz that is easily recommended." Ruiz received his Bachelor of Music Studies from the University of Texas at San Antonio, Master of Music from Texas State University, and Doctor of Musical Arts in Jazz Trumpet Performance from the University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Ruiz is a Featured Artist for Schilke Music Products Inc., in Melrose Park, Illinois. Please Note: This is a live-taping, so we'll be enforcing a whisper-policy! Cold bottles of still and sparkling water will be available for purchase, but this event is BYOB. Ice will be available if needed, wine keys and 9oz cups provided! First Show: Doors at 7:15pm, Show at 7:30pm. Second Show: Doors at 9:15pm, Show at 9:30pm.
Join us for a live taping and listening-room concert for the Adrian Ruiz Quintet! Adrian Ruiz – Trumpet, Flugelhorn Seth Carper – Alto and Soprano Saxophones Daniel Raynaud – Piano Ryan Hagler – Bass Daniel Dufour – Drums Dr. Adrian Ruiz is active as a freelance trumpeter, having performed throughout the states of Texas and Iowa. In February 2021, he received a Grammy nomination in the Best Contemporary Blues Album category for Live at the Paramount with the Ruthie Foster Big Band. In June 2021, Ruiz authored a series of Claudio Roditi transcriptions, which are available through Press Music Publishing. Ruiz has performed internationally at the Guatemala, Montreux, North Sea, and Taichung Jazz Festivals. He has shared the stage with the following musical acts: John Clayton, Jon Hendricks, Norah Jones, Chad Lefkowitz-Brown, James Moody, Joshua Redman, Maria Schneider, and Clark Terry. In addition to his performance schedule, Ruiz has presented clinics and performances at the Jazz Education Network (JEN) Conference, the Iowa Music Educators Association (IMEA), the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) and the Texas Bandmasters Association (TBA) Conventions. In May 2017, Ruiz made his recording debut as a leader, releasing his first full length album entitled Premiere: A Collection Of Originals. Scott Yanow, acclaimed jazz journalist/historian and author, states the following concerning Premiere: "Adrian Ruiz is an impressive trumpeter who makes his recording debut as a leader on Premiere...In addition to being a fine showcase for the Adrian Ruiz Quintet, Premiere: A Collection Of Originals, is a fun set of creative jazz that is easily recommended." Ruiz received his Bachelor of Music Studies from the University of Texas at San Antonio, Master of Music from Texas State University, and Doctor of Musical Arts in Jazz Trumpet Performance from the University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Ruiz is a Featured Artist for Schilke Music Products Inc., in Melrose Park, Illinois. Please Note: This is a live-taping, so we'll be enforcing a whisper-policy! Cold bottles of still and sparkling water will be available for purchase, but this event is BYOB. Ice will be available if needed, wine keys and 9oz cups provided! First Show: Doors at 7:15pm, Show at 7:30pm. Second Show: Doors at 9:15pm, Show at 9:30pm.
Join us for a live taping and listening-room concert for Elias Haslanger | "Legacy" Album Release Show! Elias Haslanger – Tenor Saxophone Mike Sailors – Trumpet Andy Langham – Piano Ryan Hagler – Bass Daniel Dufour – Drums A longtime fixture on the central Texas jazz scene, Austin native Elias Haslanger presents Legacy , his 9th recording as a leader. Dedicated to the great mentors Elias has had, this all-original program of music is a modern jazz recording, drawing from the rich legacy of the jazz tradition. From the title track “Legacy,” which bounces from hard bop to afro-cuban rhythms, to the ballad “Gentle Giant” which reflects shades of Wayne Shorter, each song offers a vignette of Elias’s life as a modern artist. “Because I am a life-long learner and have such deep respect for the artists and music that came before me, that will naturally come through in my writing. I also believe that creative music is best when it reflects the attitudes and rhythms of today, so each song marks a different feeling, time, or place in my life,” says Elias. “Faith in Family” is a stand-out track that is an emotional love letter to his family, which Elias describes as “the rock on which I build my foundation." Songs like “A View of the City," “Going Home,” and “Sweet Relief” all were written while Elias was living in Brooklyn, New York, and touring with trumpet icon Maynard Ferguson. Each offers insight into life on the road and life in the big city. “Touring with Maynard while living in NYC was a thrill of a lifetime. Maynard taught me so much about performing and how to interact with an audience. He also was a fountain of information about the music, sharing countless first-hand stories about Bird, Wayne (Shorter), Louis Armstrong, Miles, and so many others. Life on the road can be challenging, but the experience was very important to my development,” recounts Elias. Since returning to Austin from Brooklyn, Elias has had an active career – performing, composing and recording. His band, Church on Monday, founded with legendary pianist and organ player Dr. James Polk, is the winner of 5 Austin Music Awards, including Best Jazz and Best Residency at The Continental Club Gallery. Since 2012, Elias has led a weekly show at The Gallery in front of an enthusiastic audience of music lovers. The band has released 3 recordings, all of which have been played and streamed on stations across the world. LIVE At The Gallery was recognized by Downbeat as one of the best recordings of the year when it was released. Elias, remembering Dr. Polk: “My time standing next to the great Dr. James Polk every Monday for Church on Monday – for over a decade – is something that is hard to describe. His feeling, his soul, his language, his very presence was a monumental force in my life and the life of many others. I’m proud to be a part of his legacy.” Elias was also mentored by the patriarch of the modern jazz scene, Ellis Marsalis, who collaborated and recorded on Elias’s award-winning release, Kicks are for Kids. “Ellis was a man of few words, but when he did speak, the weight of those words meant more. He had an elegance and sophistication about him, and always took the music quite seriously. I am honored that he recorded with me, and the words of wisdom he imparted sing in my head daily. I am indebted to him and to an entire generation of elders like him who lived and breathed the music, and who took the time to pass on their legacy to me,” remembers Elias. Elias has obviously learned from these master musicians, and he honors their legacies with this recording: ten modern, original compositions that tell a life story from a unique point of view. One that is highly personal and musical with influences from the past and sounds that point to the future. Elias has assembled some of the best musicians in the country for this session, including his partner, Mike Sailors on trumpet and flugelhorn. Elias collaborated with Sailors for their joint release in 2024, Elias Haslanger Meets Mike Sailors . Mike is a sought-after instrumentalist and an accomplished performer, writer, and arranger, penning arrangements for Decca Records , The Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Dewey Redman and Lady Gaga, to name a few. Joining Elias and Mike are Andy Langham on piano (Pancho Sanchez, Christian McBride, Ernie Watts); Ross Margitza on piano (Phil Woods, Russell Malone, Gerald Wilson, Christian McBride); Daniel Dufour on drums (Seamus Blake, Alexander Claffy, Joel Frahm); and Ryan Hagler (Aubrey Logan, Melissa Aldana, Jazzmeia Horn) on bass. These highly accomplished musicians have successful playing and teaching careers in the United States and beyond. Together, they effortlessly weave Elias’s story together through these elegantly crafted compositions with a group sound that is cohesive, flexible, and highly interactive. This band has played together for years and the results demonstrate their natural camaraderie. A sweeping retrospective of Elias’s life and career in music is captured here in Legacy . This recording is not a sentimental look into the past, but a vibrant representation of today, and a glimpse into the life and times of an ever evolving and growing artist. Please Note: This is a live-taping, so we'll be enforcing a whisper-policy! Cold bottles of still and sparkling water will be available for purchase, but this event is BYOB. Ice will be available if needed, wine keys and 9oz cups provided! First Show: Doors at 7:15pm, Show at 7:30pm. Second Show: Doors at 9:15pm, Show at 9:30pm.
Join us for a live taping and listening-room concert for Elias Haslanger | "Legacy" Album Release Show! Elias Haslanger – Tenor Saxophone Mike Sailors – Trumpet Andy Langham – Piano Ryan Hagler – Bass Daniel Dufour – Drums A longtime fixture on the central Texas jazz scene, Austin native Elias Haslanger presents Legacy , his 9th recording as a leader. Dedicated to the great mentors Elias has had, this all-original program of music is a modern jazz recording, drawing from the rich legacy of the jazz tradition. From the title track “Legacy,” which bounces from hard bop to afro-cuban rhythms, to the ballad “Gentle Giant” which reflects shades of Wayne Shorter, each song offers a vignette of Elias’s life as a modern artist. “Because I am a life-long learner and have such deep respect for the artists and music that came before me, that will naturally come through in my writing. I also believe that creative music is best when it reflects the attitudes and rhythms of today, so each song marks a different feeling, time, or place in my life,” says Elias. “Faith in Family” is a stand-out track that is an emotional love letter to his family, which Elias describes as “the rock on which I build my foundation." Songs like “A View of the City," “Going Home,” and “Sweet Relief” all were written while Elias was living in Brooklyn, New York, and touring with trumpet icon Maynard Ferguson. Each offers insight into life on the road and life in the big city. “Touring with Maynard while living in NYC was a thrill of a lifetime. Maynard taught me so much about performing and how to interact with an audience. He also was a fountain of information about the music, sharing countless first-hand stories about Bird, Wayne (Shorter), Louis Armstrong, Miles, and so many others. Life on the road can be challenging, but the experience was very important to my development,” recounts Elias. Since returning to Austin from Brooklyn, Elias has had an active career – performing, composing and recording. His band, Church on Monday, founded with legendary pianist and organ player Dr. James Polk, is the winner of 5 Austin Music Awards, including Best Jazz and Best Residency at The Continental Club Gallery. Since 2012, Elias has led a weekly show at The Gallery in front of an enthusiastic audience of music lovers. The band has released 3 recordings, all of which have been played and streamed on stations across the world. LIVE At The Gallery was recognized by Downbeat as one of the best recordings of the year when it was released. Elias, remembering Dr. Polk: “My time standing next to the great Dr. James Polk every Monday for Church on Monday – for over a decade – is something that is hard to describe. His feeling, his soul, his language, his very presence was a monumental force in my life and the life of many others. I’m proud to be a part of his legacy.” Elias was also mentored by the patriarch of the modern jazz scene, Ellis Marsalis, who collaborated and recorded on Elias’s award-winning release, Kicks are for Kids. “Ellis was a man of few words, but when he did speak, the weight of those words meant more. He had an elegance and sophistication about him, and always took the music quite seriously. I am honored that he recorded with me, and the words of wisdom he imparted sing in my head daily. I am indebted to him and to an entire generation of elders like him who lived and breathed the music, and who took the time to pass on their legacy to me,” remembers Elias. Elias has obviously learned from these master musicians, and he honors their legacies with this recording: ten modern, original compositions that tell a life story from a unique point of view. One that is highly personal and musical with influences from the past and sounds that point to the future. Elias has assembled some of the best musicians in the country for this session, including his partner, Mike Sailors on trumpet and flugelhorn. Elias collaborated with Sailors for their joint release in 2024, Elias Haslanger Meets Mike Sailors . Mike is a sought-after instrumentalist and an accomplished performer, writer, and arranger, penning arrangements for Decca Records , The Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Dewey Redman and Lady Gaga, to name a few. Joining Elias and Mike are Andy Langham on piano (Pancho Sanchez, Christian McBride, Ernie Watts); Ross Margitza on piano (Phil Woods, Russell Malone, Gerald Wilson, Christian McBride); Daniel Dufour on drums (Seamus Blake, Alexander Claffy, Joel Frahm); and Ryan Hagler (Aubrey Logan, Melissa Aldana, Jazzmeia Horn) on bass. These highly accomplished musicians have successful playing and teaching careers in the United States and beyond. Together, they effortlessly weave Elias’s story together through these elegantly crafted compositions with a group sound that is cohesive, flexible, and highly interactive. This band has played together for years and the results demonstrate their natural camaraderie. A sweeping retrospective of Elias’s life and career in music is captured here in Legacy . This recording is not a sentimental look into the past, but a vibrant representation of today, and a glimpse into the life and times of an ever evolving and growing artist. Please Note: This is a live-taping, so we'll be enforcing a whisper-policy! Cold bottles of still and sparkling water will be available for purchase, but this event is BYOB. Ice will be available if needed, wine keys and 9oz cups provided! First Show: Doors at 7:15pm, Show at 7:30pm. Second Show: Doors at 9:15pm, Show at 9:30pm.
Join us for a live taping and listening-room concert for the Peter Weise Quartet! Pete Weise - Guitar Brian Donahoe - Saxophone Ryan Hagler - Bass Brannen Temple - Drums Pete Weise is a professional guitarist and educator based in Dallas,TX. In addition to club dates and session work, Mr. Weise’s credits include the Memphis Brass Big Band, the Rebel Alliance Jazz Ensemble, the Texas Tenors, the Plano Symphony, the Lone Star Jazz Orchestra, the Denton Arts and Jazz Festival, Saratoga Arts Fest and has performed with Wayne Burgeron, Tom “Bones” Malone, Clay Jenkins, Jon Faddis, Bob Reynolds, James Morrison, Adam Larson, Lou Marini, Arjuna Contreras, Chad Lefkowitz-Brown and Gregg Bissonette. He holds a B.M. and M.M. in Jazz Performance from the University of North Texas and has studied with Fred Hamilton, Jimi Tunnell, John McLean, Jeff Andrews, Brad Shepik, Oz Noy, Jody Fisher and Dave Fiuczynski. Mr. Weise is Associate Professor of Jazz Guitar at Collin College in Plano, TX and Professor of Commercial Guitar at Dallas College in Lancaster, TX. He was a faculty member of the renowned National Guitar Workshop, teaching at the New Milford, CT and Austin, TX campuses from 2000 to 2011. He is currently published by Premier Guitar Magazine and is an artist for G&L Guitars, D’Addario Strings, Godin Guitars, D’Angelico Guitars, Supro, and Pigtronix. As a solo artist, he performs regularly with his trio and quartet, playing original jazz compositions and free improvisation influenced by Miles Davis, Ornette Coleman, John Scofield and Kurt Rosenwinkel. “Masch Branch” was independently recorded and produced in 2002, featuring saxophonist Chad Makela from Doc Severinson’s orchestra. Weise’s latest quartet album “Salome’s Blues” was released in 2012 by Armored Records, featuring saxophonist Mario Cruz (Jaco Pastorius Big Band, Bruce Springsteen) and bassist Jacob Smith (Bob Belden’s Animation band). He performs in many side projects, including the Quintet which is comprised of guitar, keyboard, bass and two drummers. The band recorded and released “Love The Music” in 2011 and is a collaborative effort in free improvisation, electronica and jazz. Please Note: This is a live-taping, so we'll be enforcing a whisper-policy! Cold bottles of still and sparkling water will be available for purchase, but this event is BYOB. Ice will be available if needed, wine keys and 9oz cups provided! Doors at 7:15pm, Show at 7:30pm.
Join us for a live taping and listening-room concert for the Eloise Carter Quartet! Eloise Carter – Vocals Ryan Hagler — Bass Joel Frahm — Saxophone Marco Antonio Santos — Guitar Eloise Carter is a NYC-based jazz singer and actress. With Texas roots, she frequently returns to Texas and loves playing Monks Jazz. She’s a recent graduate from the Tribeca Jazz Institute, where she studied with Lucy Yeghaizaryan, Michael Kanan, Tardo Hammer, and Vanisha Gould. In November 2025, she released her debut EP “Eloise: Live From Monks.” An emerging artist in both the acting and music fields, her Shakespeare adaptation Gents Can’t Measure was workshopped by Fiasco Theater in May and she has just returned from her first European tour with stops in London, The Netherlands, and Paris. Please Note: This is a live-taping, so we'll be enforcing a whisper-policy! Cold bottles of still and sparkling water will be available for purchase, but this event is BYOB. Ice will be available if needed, wine keys and 9oz cups provided! First Show: Doors at 7:15pm, Show at 7:30pm. Second Show: Doors at 9:15pm, Show at 9:30pm.
Join us for a live taping and listening-room concert for the Eloise Carter Quartet! Eloise Carter – Vocals Ryan Hagler — Bass Joel Frahm — Saxophone Marco Antonio Santos — Guitar Eloise Carter is a NYC-based jazz singer and actress. With Texas roots, she frequently returns to Texas and loves playing Monks Jazz. She’s a recent graduate from the Tribeca Jazz Institute, where she studied with Lucy Yeghaizaryan, Michael Kanan, Tardo Hammer, and Vanisha Gould. In November 2025, she released her debut EP “Eloise: Live From Monks.” An emerging artist in both the acting and music fields, her Shakespeare adaptation Gents Can’t Measure was workshopped by Fiasco Theater in May and she has just returned from her first European tour with stops in London, The Netherlands, and Paris. Please Note: This is a live-taping, so we'll be enforcing a whisper-policy! Cold bottles of still and sparkling water will be available for purchase, but this event is BYOB. Ice will be available if needed, wine keys and 9oz cups provided! First Show: Doors at 7:15pm, Show at 7:30pm. Second Show: Doors at 9:15pm, Show at 9:30pm.
