10 am to 2 pm Wine Tasting Brunch w/ Steve Chastain Steve Chastain has been an active part of the folk-rock scene in San Francisco Bay Area for many years. His penchant for fingerstyle acoustic guitar (and open tunings) has stood him apart from the everyday performer. As major influences, Jerry Garcia, John Renbourn, Steven Stills, and Leo Kottke top the list, and lately, Martin Simpson has provided what proved to be invaluable guidance and inspiration.

6 to 8 pm Dinner Set w/ Ricardo Scales "The black Liberace," Ricardo Scales' nickname, only tells part of the pianist's story. Like the real Liberace, he wears flashy attire on-stage when he launches into a set that showcases his incredible versatility. What the nickname doesn't tell you is that the pianist has a determination as tough as steel, and he needed every ounce of it to ever make it to the stage in the first place. Everything from his performance to his flash makes Scales' piano playing look fun and easy. And if you believed that, you'd be missing an inspiring story.

8 & 10 pm    Billy Higgins Legacy Band                      featuring Arthur Blythe Join Music in Schools Today for our benefit, "Jazz'll Dazzle II," at Club Jazz Nouveau on 4/30 & 5/1, with the Billy Higgins Legacy Band, with special guest Arthur Blythe. Band members: Arthur Blythe, alto saxophone; Mike Greensill, piano; Dave Ellis, tenor saxophone; John Wiitala, acoustic bass; and Myron Cohen, drums. Arthur Blythe: A singularly distinctive and uniquely distinguishable stylist, he is considered one of the greatest alto saxaphonist's of his generation. Blythe's beautiful, passionate and expressive sound validate his reputation as one of the most significant jazz musicians of our times.

Midnight to 2 am Late Night Jazz Session w/ Dayna Sean Stephens Dayna's grandfather playing the saxophone inspired him to do the same. He also performed with Herbie Hancock and Dave Grusin.

5/2/04    Sunday

10 am to 2 pm Jazz Sunday Brunch w/ Rob Hart Trio An exciting blend of traditional jazz, Latin, funk, fusion, reggae, rock and experimental grooves, along with high-powered, on-the-edge, improvisations.

5 to 7 pm Gospel Supper w/ Anthony Saunders Gospel vocalist.

8 & 10 pm Gerri Harris w/ Melvin Butts & The Meltones A "Songstress" since birth, Gerri Harris delivers jazz standards with a style that will warm your heart. Veteran Saxophonist Mel Butts & the Meltones compliment her melodic vocals with spunky arrangements you'll want to hear over and over again. Band Members: Vince Koe, Piano; Melvin Butts, Saxophone, Gerri Harris, Vocals; Alexander Smith, Bass; Raul Ramirez, Drums.

5/3/04    Monday    Boca Vocal Showcase & Open Mic  
                                  6:30 to 10:30 pm
 

Hosted by Jazz R&B vocalist talent agent: Jack Pollard. Hosts for future Boca Vocal Showcases include Vicki Burns and Ellen Robinson. Open Mic vocalists welcome!

5/4/04    Tuesday    Murasaki Ensemble w/ Agatsuma
                                    8 & 10 pm
 

Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, The Murasaki Ensemble blend acoustic instruments from around the globe to create a musical experience unlike any other -- elements of traditional Japanese music, Near Eastern rhythms and improvisational jazz converge, producing a sound that is extremely vibrant and innovative yet still manages to sound familiar.

5/5/04    Wednesday    Maria Marquez Quintet
               Cinco de Mayo & 5 de Mayo Celebrations     8 & 10 pm
 

Maria Marquez, gracefully poised between jazz and world music, has been credited for possessing gifts which echo those of Edith Piaf and Nina Simone. A recent review from her native country Venezuela claimed Maria's latest CD "Nature's Princess" (Princesa de la Naturaleza) a landmark in the recording history of that country Venezuela-born singer Maria Marquez is a local treasure. Her utterly evocative voice - clear, tender and unaffected - was spellbinding on Milton Nascimento's "Ponta de areia." Odd as it may sound, a traditional Venezuelan cow-milking song was heart-rending in its simple beauty. -- Jesse Hamlin, S.F. Chronicle.

5/6/04    Thursday    Sonata Pi   8 & 10 pm
 

San Francisco's best kept music secret is the amazing singing sensation, Sonata Pi. They can sing Manhattan Transfer four part harmony even better then Manhattan Transfer, and everyone just dances a storm when they perform.

"The black Liberace," Ricardo Scales' nickname, only tells part of the pianist's story. Like the real Liberace, he wears flashy attire on-stage when he launches into a set that showcases his incredible versatility. What the nickname doesn't tell you is that the pianist has a determination as tough as steel, and he needed every ounce of it to ever make it to the stage in the first place. Everything from his performance to his flash makes Scales' piano playing look fun and easy. And if you believed that, you'd be missing an inspiring story.

Midnight to 2 am Late Night Jazz Session w/ Dayna Sean Stephens Dayna's grandfather playing the saxophone inspired him to do the same. He also performed with Herbie Hancock and Dave Grusin.

10 am to 2 pm Wine Tasting Brunch w/ Carl Garrett Traditional saxophone jazz quartet.

2 pm to 4 pm "Milk, Cookies & Jazz" w/ Carl Garrett Traditional saxophone jazz quartet.

6 to 8 pm Dinner Set w/ Ricardo Scales "The black Liberace," Ricardo Scales' nickname, only tells part of the pianist's story. Like the real Liberace, he wears flashy attire on-stage when he launches into a set that showcases his incredible versatility. What the nickname doesn't tell you is that the pianist has a determination as tough as steel, and he needed every ounce of it to ever make it to the stage in the first place. Everything from his performance to his flash makes Scales' piano playing look fun and easy. And if you believed that, you'd be missing an inspiring story.

8 & 9:30 pm Corsica, Walter Earl, DJ Henry Soul Corsica performs at 8 p.m. They are a San Francisco based band formed in 2002 around songwriters Keith Dion & Brad Orgeron with friends, William Seacamp, Marco Villalobos, Artie West, Mike Levy and virtuoso violinist Sandy Poindextor finalizing the line-up. A truly gifted ensemble of singers and songwriters in the Psychedelic -Folk Rock Vein, Corsica members collectively have over 25 officially released albums to their credit over the last 10 years, and are most well know via their work and associations with legendary musicians Noel Redding (From The Jimi Hendrix Experience), Arthur Lee and Love and jazz greats Dizzy Gillespie and John Handy, amongst others. The Walter Earl Group (Lemmonhouse Productions) and family, the SF Bay Area's finest DJ, Henry Soul will be making a CONNECTION at Club Jazz Nouveau at 9:30 p.m. Walter Earl (Keyboards and Vocals), Aron Green (Da Beats), Marcus Phillips (Bass Licks), and Keith "Poohki" Silverman (Guitar Licks) will be laying down what they call... Jazz Underground meets hiphop soul for everyone's listening and dancing pleasure. Another member of our family, the enchanting Seimone Sykes will grace us with that sultry rich voice of hers, just to show you that's how they do it!

5/9/04    Sunday    Happy Mother's Day

10 am to 2 pm Jazz Sunday Brunch w/ Kate Pittard Kate Pittard sings and plays the alto sax, the baritone sax, and the flute. Her soulful, rhythmic live sound connects with audience members on deep and personal levels. Having drawn comparisons to Billie Holiday and Stan Getz, Kate brings an intuitive, contemporary approach to the classics, honoring the masters and yet experimenting, taking risks with new sounds and ideas, and forging a somewhat unconventional path. Her sophistication goes well beyond her years. "... virtuosity with both sax and voice" -– Rob Morse, SF Chronicle.

3 to 4:15 pm Mother's Day Gospel Brunch w/ Pat James Growing up surrounded by music in the Church, music has always been an integral part of Pat's life. She has warmed the hearts of audiences from across the United States to Florence, Italy. "Step Into God's Purpose" and "Only God", the two original songs featured on Pat's first solo CD project, were both written by Pat, and showcase her extraordinary vocal ability, as well as highlight her songwriting skills. These songs are a forerunner to her full-length album, which she plans to finish later in 2004. She is a woman of God and hopes to spread the word of God throughout the world.

8 & 10 pm Spider Saloff Chicago's quintessential jazz vocalist Spider Saloff makes her much-anticipated return to the Bay Area with her Mother's Day Jazz Program "Songs Your Mother Would Love With Music You'll Dig!" This special event features Ken Muir on piano. Heard worldwide as the co-star and co-creator of the weekly Public Radio series Words and Music, Ms. Saloff has received international acclaim and is well-regarded as one of the authorities of the works of the Great American Songbook. The word that comes to mind when her name is mentioned is "hip" and she has "...a wicked way with a lyric and a glint of self-controlled mischief with a sparkle that lights up the performance" -- The New York Times Come see and hear why the Chicago Tribune said "Saloff remains one of the finest jazz vocalists working in this or any other city".

5/10/04    Monday    Freddie Williams Trio
                                     7, 8:30 & 10 pm
 

Traditional jazz piano trio.

5/11/04    Tuesday    Caroline Daly with The Five Star Jazz Ensemble   7 & 9 pm
 

Finger-Snappin', Heart-Warmin Jazz. In a unique combination of musical talent, internationally acclaimed Australian vocalist - Caroline Daly joins the jazz masters of "The Five Star Jazz Ensemble," with George Khouri on Piano, John Terry Hilliard on Bass, Sly Randolph on Drums and Mike Olmos on Trumpet. Caroline's sultry blend of jazz, cabaret and French ballads blends beautifully with the smooth and silky compositions of "The Five Star Jazz Ensemble", which continues to delight and inspire West Coast Jazz enthusiasts. "Impeccable musicians give Caroline a wave of sound to ride upon, and ride the wave she does." (Lujira Cooper about Caroline Daly's performance at the Pumpkins Jazz Club in New York City) Club Jazz Nouveau offers an extraordinary "dinner and jazz" experience, where fabulous food and great jazz are presented in an elegant but relaxed atmosphere.

5/12/04    Wednesday    Liz Salisbury    8 & 10 pm
 

Liz Salisbury, a new name on the Bay Area jazz scene, is at once soulful and engaging, sassy and subtle. Her tasty interpretation of standards has already begun to impress local audiences, from the beginning jazz listener to the heaviest aficionado. With Leonard Thompson on piano, George Ban-Weiss on bass and Bryan Bowman on drums... plus special guests. Come join the fun!

5/13/04    Thursday    Gypsy Caravan, Corsica    8 & 9:30 pm
 

Gypsy Caravan performs at 8 p.m. in San Francisco with a CD release party. The Gypsy Caravan is a modern tribal bellydance troupe, founded in 1991 by artistic director Paulette Rees-Denis. We are a contemporary family, urban berbers, of dancers and musicians dedicated to performing middle eastern inspired rhythms and dance styles. The Core Musicians for this award winning troupe includes: Bruce Beaton, Jeff Rees, Hans Janowitz and Jared Lewis. The principal dancers include: Paulette Rees-Denis, Dulcinea Myers-Newcombe, Cammi Vance, Micheele Gila, Karen Hunt and Carol Vance. Corsica performs at 9:30 p.m. They are a San Francisco based band formed in 2002 around songwriters Keith Dion & Brad Orgeron with friends, William Seacamp, Marco Villalobos, Artie West, Mike Levy and virtuoso violinist Sandy Poindextor finalizing the line-up. A truly gifted ensemble of singers and songwriters in the Psychedelic -Folk Rock Vein, Corsica members collectively have over 25 officially released albums to their credit over the last 10 years, and are most well know via their work and associations with legendary musicians Noel Redding (From The Jimi Hendrix Experience), Arthur Lee and Love and jazz greats Dizzy Gillespie and John Handy, amongst others.

6 to 8 pm Dinner Set w/ Ricardo Scales "The black Liberace," Ricardo Scales' nickname, only tells part of the pianist's story. Like the real Liberace, he wears flashy attire on-stage when he launches into a set that showcases his incredible versatility. What the nickname doesn't tell you is that the pianist has a determination as tough as steel, and he needed every ounce of it to ever make it to the stage in the first place. Everything from his performance to his flash makes Scales' piano playing look fun and easy. And if you believed that, you'd be missing an inspiring story.

8 & 10 pm Dwight Treble with Hanif and the Sound Voyagers "Mosaic of Sound" returns to Club Jazz Nouveau. Band Members: Dwight Treble, Vocals, L.A. vocalist sensation who has performed with Pharoah Sanders, Cedar Walden, and Billy Higgens; M.B. Hanif, Alto & Soprano Saxophones; Mark Wright, Trumpet; Muziki Roberson, Piano; Ron Belcher, Bass; Darrell Green, Drums.

Midnight to 2 am Late Night Jazz Session w/ Dayna Sean Stephens Dayna's grandfather playing the saxophone inspired him to do the same. He also performed with Herbie Hancock and Dave Grusin.

10 am to 2 pm Wine Tasting Brunch w/ Gail Dobson Jazz vocalist. Gail and band will be performing the music of Antonio Carlos Jobim, Wayne Shorter, Smith Dobson, Harold Arlen, Miles Davis, Nat Adderley, George and Ira Gershwin, and others. Also, Gail Dobson's "Parallel Reflections" CD can be purchased during her performance at Club Jazz Nouveau. Band Members:Gail Dobson, Jazz Vocalist; Dahveed Behroozi, Piano; Eric Markowitz, Bass; Vince Lateano, Drums; Smith Dobson V, Vibraphone.

6 to 8 pm Dinner Set w/ Ricardo Scales "The black Liberace," Ricardo Scales' nickname, only tells part of the pianist's story. Like the real Liberace, he wears flashy attire on-stage when he launches into a set that showcases his incredible versatility. What the nickname doesn't tell you is that the pianist has a determination as tough as steel, and he needed every ounce of it to ever make it to the stage in the first place. Everything from his performance to his flash makes Scales' piano playing look fun and easy. And if you believed that, you'd be missing an inspiring story.

8 & 10 pm Dwight Treble with Hanif and the Sound Voyagers "Mosaic of Sound" returns to Club Jazz Nouveau. Band Members: Dwight Treble, Vocals, L.A. vocalist sensation who has performed with Pharoah Sanders, Cedar Walden, and Billy Higgens; M.B. Hanif, Alto & Soprano Saxophones; Mark Wright, Trumpet; Muziki Roberson, Piano; Ron Belcher, Bass; Darrell Green, Drums.

Midnight to 2 am Late Night Jazz Session w/ Dayna Sean Stephens Dayna's grandfather playing the saxophone inspired him to do the same. He also performed with Herbie Hancock and Dave Grusin.

5/16/04    Sunday

10 am to 2 pm Jazz Sunday Brunch w/ Gerald Beckett Jazz flute quartet.

5 to 7 pm Gospel Supper w/ Morris Legrande Bass Player Extraordinaire.

8 & 10 pm Folk In A Folk In A (say it fast and think Canadian) have been entertaining audiences and creating fans throughout the South Bay and Santa Cruz region with their eclectic mix of original folk, blues and movie theme music along with inspired renditions of traditional country blues tunes. They've been described as 'sort of like Bob Dylan if he could sing and play harmonica' or 'Willie Nelson meets Tom Waits". The boys are thrilled by all such comparisons. This is their San Francisco CD Release Party. Band Members: "T-Bone" Ted Kastelic plays fingerstyle, plectrum and slide guitar as well as singing lead vocals and playing harmonica. "DaddyO" Dave Becker plays his Martin Acoustic Bass Guitar, sings backup and occasionally shows his "Big Wave Dave' surf persona that's been gracing the Bay Area surf scene for years. Joining the boys for this show will be Dan "Mig" McLaughlin on drums and vocals. Dan's played with just about everyone and most recently fronted the sadly missed Saddle Up and Boogie. Lisa "Lulu" Burns whose red hair and 200 year old bass have graced Sidesaddle & Co. (one of the bay areas longest running bluegrass bands) will lend her voice to the effort.

5/17/04    Monday    Dick Fregulia's Good Vibes Quartet  
                                     7, 8:30 & 10 pm
 

Jazz Quartet.

5/18/04    Tuesday    Freddie Williams Quartet   7, 8:30 & 10 pm
 

Traditional jazz piano trio.

5/19/04    Wednesday    Mary Filson    8 & 10 pm
 

Jazz vocalist "Singing Out Loud." Band Members: Paul Dorr, Piano; Ed Williams, Bass; Dana Kelly, Drums; Jim Grantham, Saxophone.

5/20/04    Thursday    Sonata Pi   8 & 10 pm
 

San Francisco's best kept music secret is the amazing singing sensation, SONATA PI. They can sing Manhattan Transfer four part harmony even better then Manhattan Transfer, and everyone just dances a storm when they perform.

6 to 9 pm Tito Y Su Son De Cuba Afro-Cuban Funky Salsa Band Extraordinaire. "Cuban Son music with Timba Rhythmic Dance vibrations..."

9 pm to 2 am CLOSED FOR PRIVATE EVENT

10 am to 2 pm Wine Tasting Brunch w/ Steve Chastain Steve Chastain has been an active part of the folk-rock scene in San Francisco Bay Area for many years. His penchant for fingerstyle acoustic guitar (and open tunings) has stood him apart from the everyday performer. As major influences, Jerry Garcia, John Renbourn, Steven Stills, and Leo Kottke top the list, and lately, Martin Simpson has provided what proved to be invaluable guidance and inspiration.

2 pm to 4 pm "Milk, Cookies & Jazz" w/ Steve Chastain Steve Chastain has been an active part of the folk-rock scene in San Francisco Bay Area for many years. His penchant for fingerstyle acoustic guitar (and open tunings) has stood him apart from the everyday performer. As major influences, Jerry Garcia, John Renbourn, Steven Stills, and Leo Kottke top the list, and lately, Martin Simpson has provided what proved to be invaluable guidance and inspiration.

6 to 8 pm Dinner Set w/ Ricardo Scales "The black Liberace," Ricardo Scales' nickname, only tells part of the pianist's story. Like the real Liberace, he wears flashy attire on-stage when he launches into a set that showcases his incredible versatility. What the nickname doesn't tell you is that the pianist has a determination as tough as steel, and he needed every ounce of it to ever make it to the stage in the first place. Everything from his performance to his flash makes Scales' piano playing look fun and easy. And if you believed that, you'd be missing an inspiring story.

8 & 10 pm Shannon Bryant SoulPop jazz artist Shannon Bryant is a performer that appeals to both the senses and the spirit. She is a unique, powerful feminine force, sending out her voice through not just performance, but also through writing, educating others and running her own music company -- Belle Estrela Music. Shannon has been influenced by the melodic soul-pop sound of the 60's and 70's, the vocal jazz of Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Anita O'Day and Astrud Gilberto; and Brazilian music in all it's forms. Shannon writes her songs incorporating these wide-ranging and eclectic musical influences, crafting inspirational blends of soulful melodies and syncopated rhythms that intertwine themes of nature, love and spirituality.

Midnight to 2 am Late Night Jazz Session w/ Dayna Sean Stephens Dayna's grandfather playing the saxophone inspired him to do the same. He also performed with Herbie Hancock and Dave Grusin.

5/23/04    Sunday

10 am to 7 pm CLOSED FOR PRIVATE EVENT

8 & 10 pm Sandy Cressman "I can't explain why, but I found my voice singing this music," she says. "With Pastiche, we played an eclectic repertoire, but I found my vocals were best suited to Brazilian songs. I'm naturally attracted to the complex harmonic and rhythmic quality of the music, and I deeply feel the emotion. Brazilian music lust grabbed me and wouldn't let go." Band Members: Sandy Cressman, Vocals; Marcos Silva, Keyboards; Harvey Wainapel, Saxophones; Celso Alberti, Drums; David Belove, Bass.

5/24/04    Monday    Spodee-Odees  
                                     8 & 10 pm
 

Spodee Odees: Longtime San Francisco roots rock band incorporating folk, reggae, high-life and many other musical forms, featuring some of Haight Street's finest: Chris Martin (piano/ vocals), Steve Rosenfield (guitar/ vocals), Reed Ingersol (bass), with guests Chris McGrew of Griddle on drums and Gary Hobish of True Margrit on guitar.

5/25/04    Tuesday    CLOSED FOR PRIVATE EVENT
 

Closed for private event.

5/26/04    Wednesday    Lia Murphy   7:30 & 9:30 pm
 

Jazz vocalist, Lia Murphy, takes the stage for an evening of straight ahead jazz with Adam Shulman on Piano, Matt Montgomery on bass and Tim Bulkey on drums.

5/27/04    Thursday    Claudia Newberry's
                  2nd CD Recording Party    8 & 10 pm
 

San Francisco based jazz vocalist Claudia Newberry, makes her debut at Club Jazz Nouveau hosting her 2nd CD Recording Party. Her first CD "I Love Being Here With You," has received much acclaim, and has been heard on KCSM, the Bay Area's jazz station. Claudia has a powerful approach to jazz/blues standards having been trained classically. Her sound is smooth, rich and mellow. Band Members:This special event features John Groves, Piano; Pierre Archain, Bass; and Bob Blankenship, Drums.

6 to 8 pm Dinner Set w/ Ricardo Scales "The black Liberace," Ricardo Scales' nickname, only tells part of the pianist's story. Like the real Liberace, he wears flashy attire on-stage when he launches into a set that showcases his incredible versatility. What the nickname doesn't tell you is that the pianist has a determination as tough as steel, and he needed every ounce of it to ever make it to the stage in the first place. Everything from his performance to his flash makes Scales' piano playing look fun and easy. And if you believed that, you'd be missing an inspiring story.

8 & 10 pm Avotcja with Loco Boco, Carnival Avotcja is a sound junkie A storyteller/musician A weaver of magical cloth A gatherer of poetic wisdom and musical medicine and definitely Somebody not to be missed -- Rafaela Ocasio Spoken Word Poet.

Midnight to 2 am Late Night Jazz Session w/ Dayna Sean Stephens Dayna's grandfather playing the saxophone inspired him to do the same. He also performed with Herbie Hancock and Dave Grusin.

10 am to 2 pm Wine Tasting Brunch w/ Opie Bellas "A sexy voice, impeccable taste and rare musical instinct add up to make Opie Bellas a jazz singer to treasure. Best of all is the unmistakable impression she leaves that there is always more where that came from...Her singing suggests power and feelings well beyond the velvety surface of her voice." -- Octavio Roca, SF Chronicle.

2 pm to 4 pm "Milk, Cookies & Jazz" w/ Opie Bellas "The first time I heard Opie Bellas sing, I demanded to know where she had been all my life. With a sophisticated, honey-warm jazz sound like Bellas—and phrasing that would have made Ella nod in admiration—why had I never heard of this woman? A year from now, If you're left out of all the Opie Bellas buzz, you'll have only yourself to blame." — Stephanie Salter, SF Chronicle.

6 to 8 pm Dinner Set w/ Ricardo Scales "The black Liberace," Ricardo Scales' nickname, only tells part of the pianist's story. Like the real Liberace, he wears flashy attire on-stage when he launches into a set that showcases his incredible versatility. What the nickname doesn't tell you is that the pianist has a determination as tough as steel, and he needed every ounce of it to ever make it to the stage in the first place. Everything from his performance to his flash makes Scales' piano playing look fun and easy. And if you believed that, you'd be missing an inspiring story.

8 & 10 pm Rolando Morales "Opening recently for 'Los Lobos' at Stern Grove in San Francisco, he and his superb band... swung the crowd like crazy with a Latin fusion sound that's irresistibly danceable." -- Jesse Chuy Varela, East Bay Express. Passionate. Sophisticated. Powerful. Latin jazz, flamenco-samba, Afro Cuban grooves and more. Acclaimed guitarist, vocalist and recording artist Rolando Morales leads his stellar bands which feature musicians who played with Sheila E., Airto, Dizzy Gillespie, Tower of Power, Spearhead and Rubén Blades.

Midnight to 2 am Late Night Jazz Session w/ Dayna Sean Stephens Dayna's grandfather playing the saxophone inspired him to do the same. He also performed with Herbie Hancock and Dave Grusin.

5/30/04    Sunday

10 am to 2 pm Jazz Sunday Brunch w/ Freddie Williams Traditional jazz piano trio.

5 to 7 pm Gospel Supper w/ New Life Quartet Gospel quartet.

8 & 10 pm Sakai Great singers surround themselves with great singers, and Sakai is no exception. Though her name might not sound familiar, her voice has probably already touched you. From being the first voice you hear on Celine Dion’s "A New Day," to vocals on records with Oleta Adams, Curtis Mayfield and Tower of Power to live performances with Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder, and Chaka Khan, Sakai is called on by the best. In support of her recently released Album Dream Big and new single "I Like", Sakai is bringing it to the stage! Her album is quickly building up steam and is catching the eyes and especially ears of critical listeners, and the feedback is quite unanimous: "The album is HOT!"

5/31/04    Monday    Pulse Mondiale    7, 8:30 & 10 pm
 

Pulse Mondiale is a musical travelogue - a sonic voyage through a myriad of the world’s rhythms and melodies. Featuring René Gely on guitar, David Russ on bass and Raul Ramirez on percussion, their musical style is all encompassing, embracing Latin Jazz, Caribbean, New Orleans Mambo, Reggae, Flamenco and African Hilife.