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RETURNING TO FOSTER
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SUNDAY 21 NOVEMBER 2010
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TWILIGHT DELIGHT
The Steve Sedergreen Trio provided a near capacity audience with a wonderful evening of twilight jazz in Foster on Sunday 7 February 2010.
The Trio, comprising Steve Sedergreen on piano, James Clark on bass and Michael Jordan on drums and occasional vocals began the evening with “Watch What Happens”.
What happened was a great feast of music with songs ranging from “Someday My Prince Will Come”, “Corcovado (Quiet Nights)” and “Sunny Side of the Street” to “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore”.
In the second half of the program some of Steve Sedergreen’s students from Monash University joined in the music making.
The audience was delighted by Foster lad, David Dower’s interpretation on piano of “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes’ and “All the Things You Are”.
Max Pfeifer augmented the Trio playing “Georgia” on trumpet and Chloe Dempsey thrilled the audience as the drummer for “Caravan”.
The performance resulted in a great boost to FAMDA’s depleted coffers and a good time was had by all, audience and musicians alike.
Enjoy the best jazz Melbourne has to offer with
the Steve Sedergreen Trio
Steve is a well established figure in the Melbourne jazz scene through a variety of activities including director of Dizzy’s Jazz Club (1999 – 2006); 20 years of teaching jazz (including mentoring members of The Cat Empire) and, of course, as a constantly in-demand musician over a wide range of performance situations from jazz clubs to major music festivals.
This highly respected jazz identity and pianist will be performing in Foster with his trio featuring Michael Jordan on drums and James Clark on bass.
You can enjoy a sensational evening of accessible and spirited jazz when the Steve Sedergreen Trio plays in Foster in the Anglican Church Hall, Station Road, from 6:00 to 8:30pm on Sunday 7 February.
This musical highlight is being hosted by FAMDA.
The ticket price is just $25.00. Bookings via Main Street Revelations in Foster, 5682 1381.
