Event

A Special Set of Jazz Improvisation with Joe Giglio & Friends

THIS PERFORMANCE WILL TAKE PLACE BY THE FRONT WINDOWS. THERE WILL BE NO MUSIC COVER!

NYC based guitarist Joe Giglio has been active on the East Coast jazz scene since the early 1980s performing/recording with jazz greats Houston Person, Joe Diorio, Ron McClure, Howard Alden, Peter Bernstein, Joe Wilder, Bucky Pizzarelli, and many more. He has performed throughout the U.S. & Europe. CDs include: "Inside Out"; "3 Spirits; "Sound Scape"; "Clairvoyant Avenue"; "Flashback Premonition"; Rainbow Shards. Past performance venues include NYCs best and worst jazz clubs, plus an upward/downward/lateral spiral into venues in Long Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, Boston, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, etc. He is eagerly anticipating his upcoming performance at NYCs Pangea, a venue revered for its dedication to original, cutting edge, exciting presentations.

"Sound Scape shines as a penetrating and detailed look into joint improvisation in its purest and most advanced form."
"Sound Scape" Review by Elliott Simon, All About Jazz-Review

"A strong debut release by one of tomorrow's stars."
"Inside Out" Review by Andy McKenzie, Just Jazz Guitar Magazine

"...telepathic string trio session...a good vehicle for the guitarists accomplished chordal melody soloing style and bop-fueled single-note lines."
3 Spirits Review - Bill Milkowski - Jazz Times Magazine

"My Joey, he plays nice with the other fellas in the combo - he gets along with everybody." Joes Mom

Photo Credit: Benny Braciole

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All Sales Are Final. NO REFUNDS.

Seating at Pangea is communal. Other guests may be seated at the table. There is a $20 per person food and beverage minimum at the tables.

Seating for the show begins at 9PM.

LATE ARRIVALS WILL BE SEATED AT THE MANAGEMENT'S DISCRETION.

Downtowns intimate supper-club Pangea is the ultimate in alt, playing home to some of the best in alt cabaret. The New York Times recently called it a bohemian oasis not unlike the fabled Maxs Kansas City from days gone by."