The First Annual Music Revolution Festival

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Music Revolution Festival

Truth Revolution Records, in partnership with The Evelyn Preston Fund, The City of Hartford and the Polish National Home are proud to bring to the people the first annual Music Revolution Festival. This two day festival will highlight local musicians, vendors, and of course MUSIC! This year we are featuring two major stars in Latin music: on Saturday we will feature Chembo Corniel and on Sunday, Andy Gonzalez from the Fort Apache Band. They will headline the show but we’ll have stellar performances by Argentinian power house performer, Natalie Fernandez and music for your soul brought to you by the moving sounds of Giovanni Almonte.

Luis Perdomo -][- The ‘Infancia’ Project – [Criss Cross Jazz, 2012] –

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Luis Perdomo, The ‘Infancia’ Project

Luis Perdomo -][- The ‘INFANCIA’ Project –Mp3– [Criss Cross Jazz, 2012] –

This time the exceptional pianist Luis Perdomo reaches back to the earliest influences he grew up listening to: South American and Afro Caribbean Rhythms, on this, his second outing for Criss Cross Jazz: The ‘Infancia’ Project.

Luis has handpicked a well balanced and stellar band to back him up: two players of the new generation with fresh ideas and concepts, Mark Shim on tenor saxophone and virtuoso percussionist Mauricio Herrera, plus two very influential legends deeply rooted in the tradition: bassist Andy Gonzalez and drummer Ignacio Berroa.

With The ‘Infancia’ Project Luis Perdomo further establishes himself as a resourceful master musician and bandleader. -[Criss Cross Jazz]- and -[Excerpt | Biography]-

::: SOURCE: crisscrossjazz.com | luisperdomojazz.com :::