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Live From Big Twig
A series of intimate concerts
at Big Twig Studios in Roscoe, NY,
and broadcast live on WJFF 90.5fm.
Saturday, September 27th :: 7pm :: $25
Hal Galper's Special Project Trio
With over 82 recordings to his credit, 20 as a leader in his own right, pianist, composer, Grammy-winner, publisher, educator, author and touring artist, Hal Galper is best known for his work with Chet Baker, Connonball Adderley, John Scofield and the Phil Woods Quintet. His recordings as a leader with Mike and Randy Brecker are considered among the best.
Graduating from the Berklee College of Music at the height of the be-bop era, his reputation grew steadily in the changing environment of jazz. He anchored such bands as The Slide Hampton Quartet, The Lee Konitz Duo, The Stan Getz Quartet and many others. His biography is listed in the National Encyclopedia of Jazz and he has 100 original compositions recorded and published.
WJFF is proud to welcome Hal Galper's Special Project Trio on September 27th for a night of progressive jazz in the intimate setting of Big Twig Studio in Roscoe, New York. Tickets are $25 donation and the proceeds benefit WJFF.
Seating is limited so reserve your seats early by calling WJFF at (845) 482-4141.
Big Twig Studios are located at 855 County Road 93, Roscoe, NY 12776.
Future Concerts in the Live From Big Twig Series
Saturday, October 25
Pauline Oliveros Presents The Deep Listening Band with David Gamper, Stuart Dempster, and Pauline Oliveros
Links:
Big Twig Studios
Map to Big Twig Studio
Sullivan County Visitors Association
Sullivan County Bed & Breakfast Association
The Live from Big Twig concert series is made possible by a grant from the New York State Music Fund, established by the New York State Attorney General at Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.



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