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Joe Magnarelli Quintet
Jazz Concert by New York artist Joe Magnarelli with his Quintet: Ralphe Moore, Anthony Wonsey, Dezron Douglas and George Fludas!
Concert is all ages and will occur in the McNally Recital Hall at Holy Names Music Center.
We will have refreshments available for purchase.
Pre-purchase prices are:
$20 for general admission
$10 for students
$35 VIP (21+ only)
Day-of ticket sales $5 additional:
$25/20/15/$40
VIP tickets includes access to the VIP lounge which will include 2 drink tickets including alcoholic beverage options.
Syracuse native Joe Magnarelli moved to New York City in 1986 and soon became a regular participant in the New York and international jazz scene. From 1987, he toured and recorded with Lionel Hampton and Brother Jack McDuff.
Joe currently has nine records out as a leader, and has played on numerous jazz labels as a sideman. In 1990, Joe was a semifinalist at the Thelonious Monk International Trumpet Competition in Washington, D.C.
Joes early career included touring and recording with Lionel Hampton, Jack McDuff, Toshiko Akioshi, Glenn Miller Orchestra, Harry Connick Jr. and the Hard Bop Quintet.
Also, Joe has worked and toured with the Vanguard Orchestra, Jane Monheit, Jon Hendricks, Jimmy Cobb, Louis Hayes, Alvin Queen, Dado Maroni, Marty Sheller, Tom Harrell Big Band, George Gruntz, Harry Whitaker, Walt Weiskopf, Grant Stewart, Charles Davis, Nick Brignola, JR Monterose, Gary Smulyan, The Carnegie Hall Orchestra, Don Sebesky, John Pizzarelli, Aretha Franklin, Rosemary Clooney, Joe Williams, Michael Feinstein, and the Lincoln Center Orchestra.
Joe is currently an adjunct professor of music at the Juilliard School of Music and Rutgers University. He also conducts clinics and master classes around the world, sharing his musical experience and his knowledge from his past teachers. These teachers have included Jack Palmer, Sal Amico, Tommy Turrentine, James Moody, Garry Dial, Arnold Jacobs, and William Vachianno.
Mags, as he is known, first played music at age 12, starting with guitar and trumpet lessons. He also picked out songs on the piano by ear. Joes early performance experience, from elementary through high school, came via playing the trumpet and guitar in church. Later, while attending Onondaga Community College in Syracuse, he was the pianist and choir director at the Central Baptist Church there.
In 1986, Joe received a bachelors degree in liberal arts from the State University of New York in Fredonia, and that year, he moved to New York City to pursue a career in music.
This event is supported in part by Spokane Arts Grant Award and The Herb Alpert Foundation.
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LocationSpokane Falls Community College Music Auditorium (View)
Auditorium Bldg 15 Elliot Drive
Spokane, WA 99224
United States
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