Sirius Quartet celebrates its 30th anniversary with its latest line-up, with special guest appearance by some of their distinguished former members.

Milonga Alternativa with Abaddón Sextet and DJ Maria Aldrete

Subbing for the Grammy nominated PUBLIQuartet.

Subbing for the Grammy nominated PUBLIQuartet.

The show is closing on June 30th, come see it before it’s too late!

The show is closing on June 30th, come see it before it’s too late!

The show is closing on June 30th, come see it before it’s too late!

Vocalist, composer and bandleader Annie Chen celebrates the release of her 3rd album, out on February 23. “Guardians” is a 2022-born jazz and improvised music septet featuring top-tier musicians from diverse backgrounds, including Chinese, Brazilian, Japanese, Korean, Swiss, American and Malaysian. Centered around the suite titled “Guardians”, the band critically examines humanity’s impact on the planet and animal life, delving into the complex relationship between humans and nature. Through thematic and sometimes theatrical compositions, the band navigates the drama of modern society, addressing crises, loss and the potential for hope. Join us in exploring the global perspectives woven into the fabric of Annie Chen Guardians’ explosive sound – a powerful narrative on climate change and cultural unity. Preorder the album here: https://anniechen.bandcamp.com/album/guardians

Featuring:

• Annie Chen (compositions, voice)

• Alex LoRe (saxophone, flute, bass clarinet)

• Fung Chern Hwei (violin/viola)

• Vitor Goncalves (accordion/piano)

• Marius Duboule (guitar)

• Mathew Muntz (bass, meh)

• Satoshi Takeishi (drums)

Tickets are $20 and can be purchased in advance online or at the door via cash/Venmo/PayPal.

Fungal Bloom is going to feature Satoshi Takeishi on drums this time around, I’m super excited about this! Shawn Lovato on bass, yours truly on viola/violin.

Zero Point: Deric Dickens, Daniel Carter, Christopher Hoffman, Marius Duboule

Camila Meza -voice, guitar
Gadi Lehavi -piano
Noam Wiesenberg -bass
Keita Ogawa -drums

Tomoko Omura -violin
Fung Chern Hwei -violin
Benni von Gutzeit -viola
Aliya Ultan -cello

Camila Meza brings back The Nectar Orchestra to The Jazz Gallery, a project that birthed her acclaimed album "Ambar" (Sony Masterworks, 2019). Along with new iterations of songs from Ambar, she will be presenting part of their new collection of songs inspired by Chilean poetry put to music.

Camila Meza -voice, guitar
Gadi Lehavi -piano
Noam Wiesenberg -bass
Keita Ogawa -drums

Tomoko Omura -violin
Fung Chern Hwei -violin
Benni von Gutzeit -viola
Aliya Ultan -cello

Camila Meza brings back The Nectar Orchestra to The Jazz Gallery, a project that birthed her acclaimed album "Ambar" (Sony Masterworks, 2019). Along with new iterations of songs from Ambar, she will be presenting part of their new collection of songs inspired by Chilean poetry put to music.

Kilter’s jazz-metal opera is back after a successful tour in France! This time, it is presented in concert format, still featuring Andromeda Anarchia, SEVEN)SUNS and Growlers Choir. Libretto by William Berger.

Kilter’s jazz-metal opera is back after a successful tour in France! This time, it is presented in concert format, still featuring Andromeda Anarchia, SEVEN)SUNS and Growlers Choir. Libretto by William Berger.

Fung Chern Hwei, violin/viola

Colin Hinton, drums

Shawn Lovato, double bass

SEVEN)SUNS are

Earl Maneein, violin

Adda Kridler, violin

Fung Chern Hwei, viola

Jennifer Devore, cello

Sirius returns to Barbès!

Ticket link: https://www.viewcy.com/e/sirius_quartet_1