For Jazz and Art Lovers. Enjoy an Exclusive and Private CONCERT DINNER in an ART LOFT in Lisbon's Center!!! It's a TRUE PRIVILEGE for ART LOFT LISBON to share this performance privately with YOU! Come to our Private Loft and enjoy a PRIVATE CONCERT Dinner in a unique and intimate artistic experience!!! Luís Vicente and Hugo Antunes, two of the most experienced and active musicians of the European improvised music scene, join in the drums, of the young promising talent, Pedro Melo Alves, one of the last revelations of the Portuguese music scene. TICKETS INCLUDE: Portuguese beverages: craft beer, wine, ginginha AND a always surprising hearted DINNER. Please drink in moderation. DOOR CLOSES AT 9pm. In respect to the musicians we do not open any exceptions. ART & CONCERT EVENTS are limited to just 40 people. What they said about them. "LUIS VICENT became veritable 'Who's Who' of leading improvisers impressing us with his Trumpet... one of the rising stars of not just Portuguese, not just European, but world jazz". New Castle GatesHead. “His brass sensibility calls upon the free playing of Don Cherry and the free bop of Freddie Hubbard in equal measure.” Ken Waxman - New York City Jazz Record. “The component manifests most obviously in Vicente's trumpet, (...) Of course, the trumpeter also splutters and exclaims explosively. But whatever he does packs charge.” John Sharpe, All About Jazz “... one of the joys of listening to him play: he’s got an undeniable ear for melody, but he’s also not afraid to draw all of the primal physicality out of his horn - sometimes he sputters, sometimes he spits out lines with acerbic intensity, but he always keeps your attention.” Derek Stone, The Free Jazz Collective With over 20 discography, If it is true that free improvisation music has lived particularly rich times in Portugal, Vicente manages to stand out as one of the most notable improvisers, exhibiting technique and versatility. Nuno Catarino. Hugo Antunes Doublebassit beyond bop and post-bop, capturing the complexity, the improvisational power, the freedom and the emotional depth that are so the essence of jazz.... the lush unhurried bass stylings of Hugo Antunes. All About Jazz Portuguese Doublebass player Hugo Antunes after years in Brussels playing with Giovanni Di Domenico and João Lobo in the Band Cornettada is now back with a new electroacoustic project by Pedro Melo Alves, Symph. His versatility led to collaboratins with Agustí Fernández, Roger Turner, Nate Wooley, Paul Lovens, Gabriel Ferrandini, John Dikeman and with national musicians such as Carlos "Zíngaro", Miguel Mira, Rodrigo Amado and João Lencastre, among others. Jazz.pt Pedro Melo Alves Drummer of The Rite of Trio, in 2017 gained, the Composition Prize Bernardo Sassetti in praise of the writing he dedicated to the Omniae Ensemble. Then came his solo electroacoustic project “O”, The Rite of Trio (Carimbo Porta- Jazz 2015), Symph trio and Catacombe (Raging Planet 2014) as a drummer and composer. Colaborates with several ensembles of improvised music such as Splatter (Noel Taylor), Gabriel’s Cosmic Messengers or Luís Vicente trio. Explores multidisciplinarity on his collective Caos and on the music written for theatre, cinema and dance since 2014, working with Carlota Lagido (Jungle Red) and Peter Kleinert (The Good Person of Szechwan). “twenty-six year old drummer/pianist Pedro Melo Alves from Oporto is the vigorous shining wunderkind of portuguese jazz.” Henning Bolte, All About Jazz, 2018 “today, the names on the minds of portuguese fans are those of accordionist joão barradas and drummer pedro melo alves (the rite of trio, omniae ensemble), both unanimously acclaimed by the critics.” Julien Aunos, Citizen Jazz, 2018. More info here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bilhetes-luis-vicentehugo-antunespedro-melo-alves-in-concert-art-loft-lisbon-art-in-action-56150134564?aff=ebdssbdestsearch&fbclid=IwAR2dU-ovE16qVPBsQIfCAgSP96h6xz4o_FRP3z614XFOkhcPnNr12wtwcds
