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Fri, Jul 3, 6:30 PM

The Emmet Ray / College Street /

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#Nic Bray/#saxophone and vocals
#Evan Miles/#piano
#Max Simpson/#bass
#Alex Sgrignoli/#drums

Nic Bray Quartet, Jazz Fusion, Folk, Soul & Latin Influences The Nic Bray Quartet’s soulful yet modern sound weaves together a rich tapestry that draws from many differing musical traditions such as jazz, folk, R&B, soul, funk, and hip-hop, as well as Brazilian and Cuban diaspora musics. Having had compositions premiered/and or commissioned by the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra, and the University of Toronto Faculty of Music, to name a few, Manitoban composer and performer Nic Bray makes his Toronto vocal and saxophone debut playing originals and standards with the Nic Bray Quartet, just one month before making his international debut as composer in residence for the Next Step Clarinet Festival in Veracruz, Mexico. Nic Bray (saxophone and vocals), Evan Miles (piano), Max Simpson (bass), Alex Sgrignoli (drums)

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Wed, Jul 22, 5:00 PM

The Rex / Queen West /

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#bass#saxophone#piano#drums#guitar#clarinet

Andrew Scott July 22 @ 5:00 PM Andrew Scott -Guitar Taylor Maslin -Clarinet/saxophone Nathan Tran -Piano Jonathan Meyer -Bass Norbert Botos -Drums No Reservations Pay What You Can As a musician, writer, journalist, and arts educator, Andrew Scott’s work has impacted many aspects of the educational, and creative arts and culture space in Canada and beyond for nearly three decades. A jazz guitarist, Andrew has worked as an in-demand side person, led his own bands with a focus on classic jazz repertoire, and performed and recorded with such musicians as Bernie Senensky, Dan Block, Harry Allen, Grant Stewart, Jim Clayton (The Clayton/Scott Group), Ben Paterson, Randy Sandke, and Jon-Erik Kellso for such labels as Cellar Live, Marshmallow, Boomtang, and Sackville Records. Andrew has performed for members of the House of Lords, international dignitaries, and two former Canadian Prime Ministers

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