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Tomas Lorenzo In Concert Memories De Barcelona

Melbourne Concerts: Tomas Lorenzo in Memories de Barcelona.

Melbourne Concerts 2014

Tomás Lorenzo in Concert, “Memories de Barçelona”, October 6th, 2 pm, Uniting Church, Toorak.

Melbourne concerts  2014

Premier of the Suite: “Memories de Barçelona “

Minimalistic Contemplations in Flamenco, Jazz and Pop. 8 compositions that reflect upon Christian values that bond our community.

Performers


Thomas Lorenzo: Composer, Guitars: Alphonso Johnson, Bruce Sugar (Ringo Star), Dave Garfield (Benson)
Jeremy Alsop, Bass (Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter)
Steve Falk, Percussion (Melbourne Symphony)
Jordan Murray, Trombone (Lecturer in Jazz Studies at Monash University)
Wominjika Vocal Quartet

Venue: Toorak Uniting Church
603 Toorak Road
Toorak, Victoria 3142

Date: October 6th at 2pm.

Ticket:  $30  Concession $20. Children under 12 with parents free.( Maximum two free tickets per family)

CONTACT DETAILS: Tomas Lorenzo 0448348701 info@thomaslorenzo.com.au

Melbourne concerts

The performers at this set of  Melbourne Concerts

Thomas Lorenzo: Composer, Guitars. His latest CD, Spanish Breeze, has achieved top 30 in the USA World Music Charts. He performs with Grammy award winner Alphonso Johnson, Bruce Sugar (Ringo Star), Dave Garfield (Benson) and Walfredo Reyes (Santana).

Jeremy Alsop on Bass: An established composer, performer, arranger, engineer and producer. Artists that have performed in his work include: Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Chad Wackerman, Mary Doumany, Paul Grabowsky and Colin Hay.

Steve Falk on Percussion: He has worked with the Melbourne Symphony, Queensland Orchestra, Orchestra Victoria, Tasmanian Symphony and Orchestra Ensemble Kanazawa.

Jordan Murray on Trombone: Lecturer in Jazz Studies at Monash University. He has established a career in many diverse areas of the music industry in Australia. He has been one of first call trombonists in Melbourne over the past 15 years, and has composed and arranged for a wide variety of situations.

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