MUSIC PICTURES
The
Quintet from a recent performance at Chataguay High School in northern
New York. From left: Simon Lott, Ingrid Jensen, Matt Clohesy, Matt Blostein,
and myself.
Ingrid,
Matt, and Matt. :)
Playing
da vibes..
Simon
smiles!
Simon
fields a barrage of prospective drummers during the clinic.
More
from the workshop with the Chataguay students. Can you spot the ringers?
Educating
the youth of tomorrow.. woo hoo!
Here I am with some curious kids at a clinic in Schenectady, NY on Nov.
12th 2004!
And
Ayako is helping out a young pianist on the same clinic!
Bassist
Matt Clohesy giving a few pointers.
Shinnosuke,
not surprisingly, has to field the line of kids wanting to play the drums..
Performing at Snug Harbor Jazz Club in New Orleans, LA in August 2004.
Andy Bourgeois (piano), Tommy Sciple (bass), and Simon Lott (drums).
Here's a pic of the quintet at Cornelia Street Cafe (July 6th, 2004).
Ingrid Jensen, Thomson Kneeland, Matt Blostien and unfortunately Chris
Higginbottom is directly behind Ingrid.. sorry Chris!
These are my buddies Yasushi Nakamura (bass) and Simon
Lott (drums) leaning against the wall of the Kennedy Center during Betty
Carter's Jazz Ahead (2004).
This is the "silly" picture...
Yasushi playing bass the way it was meant to be played.
Jason
Rigby (sax), Tim Collins (vibes), Matt Clohesy (bass), and Chris Higginbottom
(drums) performing to a packed house at Niagara on 1/6/04. This was fun!
In the studio recording with the rock band "Lift".
Nathan Childers (sax), Collins (vibes), Miles Brown (bass), Ted Poor (drums).
From a concert in Brandon, VT in November 2003.
On
stage at the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival in Vermont (July 2002).
Performing
at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC as a member of the 2002 Betty
Carter's Jazz Ahead (April 2002).
OTHER PICTURES
The
view from the bike lane on the Queensborough Bridge.
Here's
the view of the Williamsburgh Bridge heading into Manhattan.
Some
interesting graffiti from the Williamsburgh Bridge.
And
yet some more. Empire State Building is in the background towards the
left of center.