[Dixielandjazz] Pennsylvania Jazz Society Presents The Tony DiNocola Quartet

[Gary Kiser]

Also, Evan Christopher will be at our Sancy Snow Jazz Festival in Le 
Mont Dore (about an hour south of Clermont-Ferrand) on Feb. 20 & 22.  He 
will play with the Guillaume Nouaux Quintet.  (See 
http://sancy-snowjazz.com/gauche_groupe.php?id_groupe=88).  Their line 
up is :

Guillaume Nouaux (drums) - a fine plays-all-styles drummer that played 
with Bob Ringwald some years back for Molly's wedding;
Jérôme Etcheberry (trumpet) - excellent all around player.  He is 
current trumpet man with the Haricots Rouges and is first trumpet with 
the Tuxedo Big Band of Toulouse (on the Arbors label);
Benoit De Flamesnil (trombone) - has played with almost every big and 
small group of note in France;
Sebastian Girardot (bass) - an Aussie that has taken Paris by storm.  
Excellent drive;
Pierre Le Bot (piano) - To be honest, I don't know Pierre, but I'm sure 
he must know how to play.
Evan Christopher - what more is there to say.

For anyone free Feb. 18-25, Sancy Snow Jazz is a lot of good fun.  The 
jazz takes place in the bistros and restaurants of Mont Dore.  All 
venues are intimate.  Unfortunately, there are only a couple of dance 
floors.  All concerts are free (with the exception of two galas)

All the best, Gary


Steve barbone wrote:

>If you are anywhere near Allentown / Bethlehem / Easton PA on Sunday,
>February 12, there is a MUST SEE/HEAR concert presented by PJS.
>
>Where: Easton Moose Lodge, Foxhill Road just North of Easton
>
>When: Feb 12, 2PM to 6 PM Members $15, others $18.
>
>Who: Tony DiNicola, Drums; Evan Christopher, Clarinet; James Chirillo,
>Guitar and Greg Cohen, Bass.
>
>These four gentlemen are MONSTERS all. Extraordinary jazz musicians who
>perform at another level.
>
>I just subbed out a gig so I can be there to hear them. A 250 mile round
>trip drive but well worth it. Wouldn't miss it for the world.
>
>I don't think the concert details are up on their web site yet, but for
>directions to the venue, see: http://www.pajazzsociety.org
>
>Cheers,
>Steve Barbone
>