Live Jazz in Toronto

Lorne Nehring july 11 @ 5:00 PM Lorne Nehring - Drums Tom Reynolds - Piano George Koller - Bass Alex Dean - Saxophone No Reservations Pay What You Can Juno and Jazz Report Award winning drummer, Lorne Nehring is originally from Montreal where he began playing piano, saxophone and drums. Lorne studied percussion and began his jazz studies at McGill University. He has studied with noted Toronto drum teacher and author, Jim Blackley as well as with American jazz great Keith Copeland in New York City. He is an accredited teacher who for many years was the director of, and instructor at the much-respected Drum School at Long & McQuade on Bloor St. in Toronto. After fifteen years Lorne has recently retired from his teaching position as a drum set instructor and professor at Humber College, Toronto. Lorne received a master’s degree in music from York University focusing his research on the impo

Tryptique July 19 & 20 @ 8:00 PM Fern Lindzon - Piano & Vocals Colleen Allen - Flute & Saxophone George Koller - Bass BUY TICKETS! Tryptique is three kindred spirits with one compelling musical vision that balances the resonance of history with the here-and-now of improvisation. Their music ranges from Baroque to bop to the blues and beyond, with a particular flair for the work of several wonderful Canadian composers. Tryptique is chamber music with a jazz soul. It is a conversation between award winning musicians and close friends Fern Lindzon (piano), Colleen Allen (flute, saxophones) and George Koller (bass). It is about exploration, taking chances, and following refined musical intuition to create a unique sound entirely Tryptique’s own. Tryptique derives its name from the visual art world (triptych) meaning either three works intended to be shown together, or a single work of art di

Tryptique July 19 & 20 @ 8:00 PM Fern Lindzon - Piano & Vocals Colleen Allen - Flute & Saxophone George Koller - Bass BUY TICKETS! Tryptique is three kindred spirits with one compelling musical vision that balances the resonance of history with the here-and-now of improvisation. Their music ranges from Baroque to bop to the blues and beyond, with a particular flair for the work of several wonderful Canadian composers. Tryptique is chamber music with a jazz soul. It is a conversation between award winning musicians and close friends Fern Lindzon (piano), Colleen Allen (flute, saxophones) and George Koller (bass). It is about exploration, taking chances, and following refined musical intuition to create a unique sound entirely Tryptique’s own. Tryptique derives its name from the visual art world (triptych) meaning either three works intended to be shown together, or a single work of art di