Brazilian guitarist Gabriel Santiago and jazz pianist Peter John Stoltzman kick off Friday, November 22 at 6 p.m, whose decade-long collaboration brings warmth and energy to the stage. It’s the ideal evening for music lovers seeking a relaxed yet engaging experience to start their night.
Secure Prime Reserved Table Seating for 4, complete with an appetizer board from Aspen Public House. Table quantity is limited. General admission seating also available.
Guitarist and composer Gabriel Santiago is known for his unique fusion of Brazilian rhythms and jazz. Winner of the prestigious ASCAP Young Jazz Composer Award, and holding a Doctoral Degree in Music Composition from the University of Texas at Austin, Santiago has performed extensively across the U.S. and Brazil, KRTU called him “a Brazillian 7-string master with dexterity and virtuosic brilliance,” and Egidio Leitão applauded his “unforgettable guitar work.”
Peter John Stoltzman is - according to the Mancini’s Institute late Jack Elliot - “a monster jazz piano player,” who has worked at the highest levels of the industry in virtually every style. He holds music degrees from Berklee College of Music, New England Conservatory, and the University of Texas and has performed around the country in venues ranging from Carnegie Hall to Red Rocks.
