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An Evening with Steve Hunt Quintet LIVE! at The Real School of Music in Burlington

Join us for an evening with renowned pianist Steve Hunt and his Quintet on Friday, 5/19/12 7p-9p.  Joining Steve Hunt and completing his quintet are the talented musicians Nick Goumas on Sax, Ken Cervenka on Trumpet, Bruce Gertz on Bass and Jack Diefendorf on Drums.   

Throughout his career, Steve Hunt has stayed true to an uncompromising vision of composing and performing jazz music from his heart. Steve has continued to push himself technically, focusing on a musical style which is both challenging and meaningful.

Steve credits jazz greats Keith Jarrett, Joe Zawinul, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, and Thelonius Monk as strong influences to his jazz style. During his formative years he studied with concert pianist Albert Hirsh, and jazz pianists Sid Davis and Lyle Mays, each of whom helped form his lighting fast technique and unique style. Steve later attended Berklee College of Music in Boston where he continued his study of jazz.

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After recording and performing with top Boston jazz musicians such as Randy Roos and Tiger Okoshi, and leading his own jazz fusion band, Steve spent  years on the road with renowned jazz artists such as Billy Cobham, Stanley Clarke, Angela Bofill, Tom Brown, and Allan Holdsworth. Steve's international touring took him to countries such as Japan, Israel, Austria, France, England, Italy, Sweden, Argentina, and Australia, as well as major cities in the US and Canada.

For more on Steve Hunt's incredible career, go tohttp://www.stevehuntjazz.com.

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$10 public / $5 members.  All Ages.

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