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Jazz in the Neighborhood: Lorca Hart Organ Trio User Submitted

When: Thu., June 8, 6:30-9 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-351-1912
Email: info@tenderloinmuseum.org
www.tenderloinmuseum.org/public-programs/2017/5/25/jazz-in-the-neighborhood-lorca-hart-organ-trio
On Thursday June 8th, join the Tenderloin Museum for Jazz in the Neighborhood featuring the Lorca Hart Organ Trio and a special emerging musicians set to accompany the evening performances. The Lorca Hart Organ Trio, featuring Brian Ho on Hammond B3 organ, Mike Scott on guitar, and Lorca on drums, is rooted in the classic Jazz organ sound (Jimmy Smith, Larry Young; Jazz Standards and Be Bop) but also explores more contemporary elements and structures (original compositions; John Scofield, Joshua Redman, John Ellis, R+B and pop compositions) to create it’s own unique musical identity.

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