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Brian Cunningham and John Stowell open the Art of Jazz concert at the Firehouse Performing Arts Center on March 26 at 4pm. Playing originals from their recent duo album, they will be joined in the second set by bassist Rene Worst and drummer Jud Sherwood. Tickets are $20 advance or at the door, $10 students and free for Jazz Project …
The Art of Jazz series continues on February 23 at 5pm (later start time) at the VFW Hall on N. State Street in Bellingham with Miles Black piano, John Stowell guitar, and Kevin Woods trumpet. Tickets available on line or at the door: $17 general, $10 students, and free for Jazz Project members. Full no-host bar available to purchase drinks.
The Art of Jazz series continues February 23 at 5pm (note later start date) at the VFW Hall on N. State Street, Bellingham with guitarist John Stowell, pianist Miles Black, and Kevin Woods trumpet. Tickets are $17 general, $10 students, and free for Jazz Project members. No-host bar available for 21 and over to purchase drinks.
The February installment of the Art of Jazz is Sunday Feb 24 at the Majestic Hall Underground, 1027 N. Forest St. with Portland guitarist, John Stowell, and New York City vocalist, Kendra Shank. Joining Stowell and Shank on the second set are veteran sidemen, Jeff Johnson bass, and Jud Sherwood drums. All Art of Jazz shows are from 4-6:30 pm. …
The May Art of Jazz series features three guitarists from Portland and Bellingham–Christopher Woitach, John Stowell, and Tim Volpicella at the Majestic Hall Underground on N. Forest St. in Bellingham. Doors open at 3:30 for a 4:00 pm two set show. Sponsored by Boeing, Boundary Bay Brewery, and Ralf’s Pretzel Bakery. Tickets available on line at www.jazzproject.org $17 general, $10 …
The Art of Jazz concert for April features the Scenes Trio with John Stowell guitar, Jeff Johnson bass and Michael Raynor drums, Sunday April 24, 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm at the Mount Baker Theater Encore Room. Tickets are available online or at the door. $16 general, $10 students, Jazz Project members free.
In the world of jazz guitar, John Stowell has been at the forefront for several decades and is widely recognized for his amazing harmonic breadth and original melodic style. John has toured extensively both nationally and internationally since the late 70’s. He has performed with the likes of David Friesen, Paul Horn, Larry Coryell among others comprising a who’s who …
