Visiting Dizzy's
Reservations
212-258-9595 / 9795
212-258-9580, groups
Set Times
7:30pm & 9:30 pm
Plus 11:30pm, Fri
Late Night Session Sets
Tue–Sat, after last Artist Set
Amina Figarova Sextet
Music of Twelve
Monday, March 11, 2013
9:30pm | Dizzy's Club Coca Cola
Cover: $25
Students: $10 (select sets with valid student I.D.)
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- Amina Figarova Sextet
- Dizzy's Club Coca Cola
- With Amina Figarova, piano; Bart Platteau, flutes; Ernie Hammes, trumpet; Marc Mommaas, tenor saxophone; Jeroen Vierdag, bass; Chris "Buckshot" Strik, drums Truly a citizen of the world, this talented pianist who originally hails from Azerbaijan now places her roots in Queens, New York. Still firmly committed to her own striking compositions, Figarova now importsher musicians from Europe. It usually only takes one tune for the listener to recognize the swinging music in the air. Live webcast and artist interview with WBGO host Rhonda Hamilton will begin at 7:15pm EST on jalc.org/live. WBGO is proud to partner once again with Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola on Monday Nights with WBGO. The series features talented new artists as well as groups from some of the area's great college jazz programs. Each performance is hosted by WBGO announcer Rhonda Hamilton and includes a Q&A session with musicians.
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With Amina Figarova, piano; Bart Platteau, flutes; Ernie Hammes, trumpet; Marc Mommaas, tenor saxophone; Jeroen Vierdag, bass; Chris "Buckshot" Strik, drums
Truly a citizen of the world, this talented pianist who originally hails from Azerbaijan now places her roots in Queens, New York. Still firmly committed to her own striking compositions, Figarova now importsher musicians from Europe. It usually only takes one tune for the listener to recognize the swinging music in the air.
Live webcast and artist interview with WBGO host Rhonda Hamilton will begin at 7:15pm EST on jalc.org/live. WBGO is proud to partner once again with Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola on Monday Nights with WBGO. The series features talented new artists as well as groups from some of the area's great college jazz programs. Each performance is hosted by WBGO announcer Rhonda Hamilton and includes a Q&A session with musicians.
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