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Gordon Grdina’s The Marrow Mark Feldman, Mark Helias, Hank Roberts, Hamin Honari User Submitted

When: Tue., Nov. 5, 8-11 p.m. 2019
Phone: 415 275 2466
Price: 15
centerfornewmusic.com/calendar/gordon-grdinas-the-marrow
Juno Award winner Gordon Grdina and his new band, The Marrow, performing a mesmerizing cross of Arabic maqam, Persian dastgah, and avant-garde jazz. Their border-blurring melodies are delicate yet powerful, connected to the past yet tuned to the future. Gordon Grdina- oud Mark Feldman- Violin Hank Roberts- Cello Mark Helias- Bass Hamin Honari- Tombak/ Daf Special Guest: Ben Goldberg clarinet Ben will open the show with a solo set and will play with the group for a few songs Price: $15-$10 Phone: 415275 2466

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