Anton Schwartz Flash Mob CD Tour
Live at the SLO Museum of Art
March 8, 2014 7PM -- NOTE: THIS EVENT HAS TAKEN PLACE. THIS IS HERE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES.
CD was ranked #6 on Jazz Weekly! (as of March 8, 2014)
March 8, 2014 7PM -- NOTE: THIS EVENT HAS TAKEN PLACE. THIS IS HERE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES.
CD was ranked #6 on Jazz Weekly! (as of March 8, 2014)
Anton Schwartz Flash Mob CD Release Tour Concert
“… upbeat vibe, strong melodies, and unflagging sense of swing…” – Jazziz
Tenor saxophonist Anton Schwartz continues to refine his composing and performing skills. A succinct tunesmith with a flair for accessible melodies that twist and turn in surprising ways, he is also a lyrical reedman with a gift for improvisation. He loves to change up grooves and moods from song to song, switching seamlessly from a New Orleans second line beat to a Monkish bop line, or to an Afro-Cuban groove, all the while demonstrating a genuine affinity for each. Schwartz’s riveting style balances equally between emotion, intellect, and intrigue. He celebrates the release of his fifth album, Flash Mob.
For the live performance in San Luis Obispo, we thank:
Anton Schwartz – saxophone
Tatum Greenblatt – trumpet
Taylor Eigsti – piano
John Shifflett – bass
Aaron McClendon – drums
www.antonjazz.com
www.tayjazz.com
www.tatumgreenblatt.com
This show was a SOLD OUT success!
Thank you to Anton Schwartz and band for your wonderful performance.
“… upbeat vibe, strong melodies, and unflagging sense of swing…” – Jazziz
Tenor saxophonist Anton Schwartz continues to refine his composing and performing skills. A succinct tunesmith with a flair for accessible melodies that twist and turn in surprising ways, he is also a lyrical reedman with a gift for improvisation. He loves to change up grooves and moods from song to song, switching seamlessly from a New Orleans second line beat to a Monkish bop line, or to an Afro-Cuban groove, all the while demonstrating a genuine affinity for each. Schwartz’s riveting style balances equally between emotion, intellect, and intrigue. He celebrates the release of his fifth album, Flash Mob.
For the live performance in San Luis Obispo, we thank:
Anton Schwartz – saxophone
Tatum Greenblatt – trumpet
Taylor Eigsti – piano
John Shifflett – bass
Aaron McClendon – drums
www.antonjazz.com
www.tayjazz.com
www.tatumgreenblatt.com
This show was a SOLD OUT success!
Thank you to Anton Schwartz and band for your wonderful performance.
