Jerome Harris: guitar
Marco Panascia: double bass

Friday, December 27, 8:00-10:00 PM; $10/set suggested
(good Rome-style pizza & pasta; wine & cocktails available).

Amorina Cucina Rustica
624 Vanderbilt Avenue
(between Park Place & Prospect Place; near 7th Ave. [Q/B] and Grand Army Plaza [#2/#3] subway stops)
Brooklyn NY 11238

Info: http://www.amorinapizza.com/location-hours/

Conceived and created by Grammy-nominated “ebullient clarinet wizard” (Time Out NY) David Krakauer and multi-instrumentalist/producer Kathleen Tagg, this project showcases a multi-generational/high-octane group of collaborators from very different backgrounds, hailing from the USA, Canada, Iran and South Africa. Together they embrace the diversity of today’s America through their unique take on a multitude of traditional roots musics, bringing their enormous musical and cultural diversity to the project and collaborating to create powerful original material. Old forms are celebrated both by bringing them into a 21st century sound-world and expanding the context to make room for new stories. France’s Le Monde says: “a breath of fresh air, an incentive to dance…In the face of the overwhelming negativity and alarming rise of hatred and intolerance in today's world, let's breathe and dance together…More than a suggestion, an injunction”.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Yoshie Fruchter: guitar, oud
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion

Saturday, November 23, 8:00 PM; 8 à 31 €

La Grande Salle
L'Arsenal Jean-Marie Rausch
3 Avenue Ney
57000 Metz, France

Info: https://www.citemusicale-metz.fr/fr/programmation/saison-24-25/concert/krakauer-taggs

Conceived and created by Grammy-nominated “ebullient clarinet wizard” (Time Out NY) David Krakauer and multi-instrumentalist/producer Kathleen Tagg, this project showcases a multi-generational/high-octane group of collaborators from very different backgrounds, hailing from the USA, Canada, Iran and South Africa. Together they embrace the diversity of today’s America through their unique take on a multitude of traditional roots musics, bringing their enormous musical and cultural diversity to the project and collaborating to create powerful original material. Old forms are celebrated both by bringing them into a 21st century sound-world and expanding the context to make room for new stories. France’s Le Monde says: “a breath of fresh air, an incentive to dance…In the face of the overwhelming negativity and alarming rise of hatred and intolerance in today's world, let's breathe and dance together…More than a suggestion, an injunction”.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

...part of the 19th Festival Éclats d’Émail Jazz Édition, November 14-24...

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Yoshie Fruchter: guitar, oud
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion

Wednesday, November 20, 8:00 PM; tarif plein: 30.99 €; tarif réduit: 25.99 €; tarif etudiant & -16 ans: 12.99 €

Centre Culturel Municipal Jean Gagnant
7 Av. Jean Gagnant
87000 Limoges, France

Info: https://www.eclatsdemail.com/agenda-2024/david-krakauer/

Conceived and created by Grammy-nominated “ebullient clarinet wizard” (Time Out NY) David Krakauer and multi-instrumentalist/producer Kathleen Tagg, this project showcases a multi-generational/high-octane group of collaborators from very different backgrounds, hailing from the USA, Canada, Iran and South Africa. Together they embrace the diversity of today’s America through their unique take on a multitude of traditional roots musics, bringing their enormous musical and cultural diversity to the project and collaborating to create powerful original material. Old forms are celebrated both by bringing them into a 21st century sound-world and expanding the context to make room for new stories. France’s Le Monde says: “a breath of fresh air, an incentive to dance…In the face of the overwhelming negativity and alarming rise of hatred and intolerance in today's world, let's breathe and dance together…More than a suggestion, an injunction”.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Yoshie Fruchter: guitar, oud
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion

Tuesday, November 19, 8:30 PM; 31.50€ to 68€ (Carte adherent: 20€)

Auditorium Patrick Devedjian
La Seine Musicale
Île Seguin
92100 Boulogne-Billancourt, France

Info: https://www.laseinemusicale.com/spectacles-concerts/david-krakauer-kathleen-tagg-good-vibes-explosion/

...part of the 16th annual Brooklyn Folk Festival, November 8-10, presented by Jalopy Theatre and School of Music...

David Amram: piano, other instruments
Adam Amram: congas, percussion
Jerome Harris: guitar
Rene Hart: double bass
Kevin Twigg: drums, percussion

Saturday, November 9, 7:00 PM; $35.00 + $4.00 fee for the evening
(all-day and multi-day festival passes also available)

St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church
157 Montague St. (corner of Clinton St., Brooklyn Heights)
Brooklyn NY 11201

Info: https://www.brooklynfolkfest.com/

Tickets: https://www.viewcy.com/checkout/the_2024_brooklyn_fol_2?

Leo Genovese: piano
Daniel Blake: tenor sax
John Clark: French horn
Jerome Harris: acoustic bass guitar
Billy Mintz: drums

Thursday, October 24, sets at 9:00 PM and 10:15 PM; $10 suggested donation (cash only)

Bar LunÁtico
486 Halsey Street (bet. Lewis & Stuyvesant Aves., Bed-Stuy)
Brooklyn NY 11233

Info: (718) 513-0339; https://www.barlunatico.com/calendar/2022/11/29/leo-genoveses-quilombo-bjp7p-3elfs-2rrcr-p5c6d-8zjr6

Jerome Harris: guitar
Marco Panascia: double bass

Amorina Cucina Rustica (pizzas, pastas, salads, wine, beer)
624 Vanderbilt Ave., Brooklyn NY 11238
(bet. Park Place & Prospect Place; near 7th Ave. [Q/B] & Grand Army Plaza [#2/#3] subway stops)

...part of the 2024 Lowell Celebrates Kerouac Fall Festival, October 10-14...

Bring your Kerouac-inspired poem or prose to read while accompanied by David Amram and his band.
Signups begin at 1:00 pm. Emceed by Wireless Mike Flynn.

David Amram: piano, other instruments
Adam Amram: congas, percussion
Jerome Harris: guitar
Rene Hart: double bass
Kevin Twigg: drums, percussion

Sunday, October 13, 1:30 PM (readers: sign up at 1 PM); free admission

The Old Worthen House Café
141 Worthen Street
Lowell MA 01852

...part of the 2024 Lowell Celebrates Kerouac Fall Festival, October 10-14...
PLEASE NOTE the change of location since the original posting!

David Amram: piano, other instruments
Adam Amram: congas, percussion
Adira Amram: narration
Jerome Harris: guitar
Rene Hart: double bass
Kevin Twigg: drums, percussion

Saturday, October 12, 7:30 PM (doors open at 7 PM);
at 9:00 PM The Party Band plays (10+ piece jazz street band inspired by NOLA parade bands and the roots of jazz);
$20 cover charge for the evening.

Amina Claudine Myers: piano, organ, voice
Jerome Harris: bass guitar, guitar
Reggie Nicholson: drums

Thursday, October 10, 2024, 7:30 PM; free admission!

There are two ways to attend this free event:

1. General Admission: first-come first-served. Just show up!
2. Fast Track: opening the Monday before the event (October 7) at noon;
for details, see https://lincolncenter.org/series/lincoln-center-presents/v/fast%20track

David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center
1887 Broadway (bet. West 62nd & 63rd St.)
New York NY 10023

Info: https://lincolncenter.org/series/lincoln-center-presents/amina-claudine-myers-58

...part of the 17th season of the Wide Open Works (WOW) series, presented by Connection Works

Michel Gentile: flute, alto flute, bass flute, piccolo
Gary Versace: piano
Jerome Harris: acoustic bass guitar
Billy Mintz: drums

Saturday, October 5, 8:00 PM; $20

Ibeam Brooklyn
168 7th Street (bet. 2nd & 3rd Aves., Gowanus)
Brooklyn NY 11215

Info: https://www.ibeambrooklyn.com/

Hear experts on artificial intelligence, advocates of pro-artist AI regulation, and labor activists discuss the impact of generative AI, and outline how musicians and other creative workers can protect our livelihoods and art forms through union, legal, and legislative action. Discussion will follow, with time to ask questions and contribute to the ongoing conversation.

To attend, register at https://actionnetwork.org/events/generative-ais-impact-on-musicians-and-other-creative-workers-a-union-and-legislative-response?source=direct_link&

Panelists:

Lauren M.E. Goodlad is Distinguished Professor at Rutgers University, chair of the Critical AI interdisciplinary initiative based at Rutgers, and the editor of Critical AI, an online journal published by Duke University Press. A specialist in teaching critical AI literacies, Goodlad has discussed the topic in numerous essays, podcasts, and presentations. For an example of her writing on generative AI, see the essay "Now the Humanities Can Disrupt 'AI'," co-authored with Samuel Baker (Associate Professor, University of Texas at Austin). At Rutgers, she is Project Director of Design Justice Labs, an NEH-supported project focused on developing international resources and tools for educators and others devoted to teaching critical AI literacies;

Brian Merchant is the author of Blood in the Machine: the Origins of the Rebellion against Big Tech (2023: Little, Brown) and The One Device: the Secret History of the iPhone (2017; Little, Brown). He was the technology columnist at the Los Angeles Times, a senior editor at Vice Media's technology-journalism channel Motherboard (RIP) and a co-founder of VICE’s speculative fiction outlet Terraform;

Kevin Erickson is Executive Director of the musicians advocacy organization Future of Music Coalition;

Marc Ribot, guitarist/bandleader, has recorded with Tom Waits, Elvis Costello, Diana Krall, and many others, and produced 27 of his own recordings. He is a founding member of Music Workers Alliance, Indie Musicians Caucus of the AFM, Artist Rights Alliance (formerly Content Creators Coalition [C3]), and Local 802/American Federation of Musicians's "Winter Jazz Festival Organizing Committee".

Moderator:
Jerome Harris, bass guitarist/guitarist; president of Music Workers Alliance and member of Indie Musicians Caucus of the AFM; see https://www.local802afm.org/allegro/articles/artificial-intelligence-5/.

TO ATTEND, you must register on the event's Action Network page--CLICK https://actionnetwork.org/events/generative-ais-impact-on-musicians-and-other-creative-workers-a-union-and-legislative-response?source=direct_link&. Registrants will receive a Zoom link for the webinar.

Sponsored by Indie Musicians Caucus of the AFM and Music Workers Alliance

...part of Bradstock XXXI, August 31 & September 1: a music and arts festival in its 31st year, showcasing local performers on four stages, and artisans. Proceeds after expenses are donated to local Long Island charitable organizations...

David Amram: piano, other instruments
Adam Amram: congas, percussion
Claudia Jacobs: voice
Jerome Harris: guitar
Rene Hart: double bass
Kevin Twigg: drums, percussion

Sunday, September 1, 2:00 to 3:00 PM [other music on four stages from 12 noon-9:30 PM];
1-day pass: $60 + tax/fee; 2-day pass: $110 + tax/fee; 2-day Platinum pass (includes perks): $135 + tax/fee.

Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck
2 Chet Swezey Rd.
Center Moriches NY 11934

Info: https://www.bradstock.org/

This is the Alt Guitar Summit’s yearly celebration following the Guitar Camp @ Music Masters Collective in Big Indian, NY.

This group of world-class players will perform in solo, duo, and quartet settings.
Expect one-of-a-kind meetings among some of the most storied creative improvisers of our time.

This show also serves as the release party for a collection of solo recordings on the AGS Recordings label entitled
The Middle of Everywhere: Guitar Solos Vol I.

Nels Cline, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Mike Stern, Wolfgang Muthspiel, Leni Stern, Anupam Shobhakar, Rodney Jones,
Camila Meza, Gilad Hekselman, Joel Harrison: guitar

Jerome Harris: acoustic bass guitar
Ben Perowsky, Harvey Sorgen: drums

Saturday, August 24, 7:00 PM (doors open at 6 PM); $57.48 seated (two food or drink item minimum), $45.43 standing.

Le Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker St. (bet. Sullivan & Thompson Sts., Greenwich Village)
New York NY 10012

Info: https://lpr.com/lpr_events/guitarsummit24/

Afro-Polka Ensemble will perform at the culmination of Bahar Behbahani's walking meditation relating to her piece From Her Hair the River Flows. The installation connects our world’s contested bodies of water from South Africa through the Americas and Asia to Palestine and features the artist’s performative drawing, interweaving lapis lazuli and ink.

Kaïssa Doumbe Moulongo: voice
Jason Marshall: baritone & alto sax, flute
Anders Nilsson: electric guitar
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Maciek Schejbal: drums, compositions, musical direction

Sunday, August 4, 2:00-4:00 PM;
free after general admission entry ($13; seniors/students/veterans $9; youths 3-18 y.o.: $8)

Hudson River Museum (Courtyard, West Wing Galleries)
511 Warburton Avenue
Yonkers NY 10701

Info: https://www.hrm.org/events/river-conversations-meditations-and-music/

...part of the 2024 Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival, July 6-September 1...

Conceived and created by Grammy-nominated “ebullient clarinet wizard” (Time Out NY) David Krakauer and multi-instrumentalist/producer Kathleen Tagg, this project showcases a multi-generational/high-octane group of collaborators from very different backgrounds, hailing from the USA, Canada, Iran and South Africa. Together they embrace the diversity of today’s America through their unique take on a multitude of traditional roots musics, bringing their enormous musical and cultural diversity to the project and collaborating to create powerful original material. Old forms are celebrated both by bringing them into a 21st century sound-world and expanding the context to make room for new stories. France’s Le Monde says: “a breath of fresh air, an incentive to dance…In the face of the overwhelming negativity and alarming rise of hatred and intolerance in today's world, let's breathe and dance together…More than a suggestion, an injunction”.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Yoshie Fruchter: guitar, oud
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion

Saturday, July 27, 7:30 PM; € 49 / € 39 / € 29 / € 19

Robbe und Berking, Werft
Am Industriehafen 5
24937 Flensburg, Germany

Info: https://www.shmf.de/de/veranstaltung/david-krakauer-good-vibes-explosion-ersatz-fuer-frank-london--1791?orgin=spielort

...part of the 2024 Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival, July 6-September 1...

Conceived and created by Grammy-nominated “ebullient clarinet wizard” (Time Out NY) David Krakauer and multi-instrumentalist/producer Kathleen Tagg, this project showcases a multi-generational/high-octane group of collaborators from very different backgrounds, hailing from the USA, Canada, Iran and South Africa. Together they embrace the diversity of today’s America through their unique take on a multitude of traditional roots musics, bringing their enormous musical and cultural diversity to the project and collaborating to create powerful original material. Old forms are celebrated both by bringing them into a 21st century sound-world and expanding the context to make room for new stories. France’s Le Monde says: “a breath of fresh air, an incentive to dance…In the face of the overwhelming negativity and alarming rise of hatred and intolerance in today's world, let's breathe and dance together…More than a suggestion, an injunction”.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Yoshie Fruchter: guitar, oud
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion

Friday, July 26, 7:30 PM; € 49 / € 39 / € 25

Kulturwerft Gollan, Halle 9
Einsiedelstraße 6
23554 Lübeck, Germany

Info: https://www.shmf.de/de/veranstaltung/david-krakauer-good-vibes-explosion-ersatz-fuer-frank-london--1790?orgin=spielort

...celebrating the second anniversary of this community bookstore!...

Ekayani: sung and spoken voice
Jerome Harris: guitar

Tuesday, July 23, 8:00 PM; free admission (consider supporting the venue by buying a book!)

Leaves Bookstore
140 Nassau Avenue (bet. McGuiness Blvd & Newel St., Greenpoint)
Brooklyn NY 11222

...part of the Wide Open Works Summer Festival 2024, July 11-13, presented by Connection Works & ShapeShifter Lab...

Michel Gentile: flute, alto flute, bass flute, piccolo
Gary Versace: piano
Jerome Harris: acoustic bass guitar
Tom Rainey: drums

Thursday, July 11, 9:30 PM; $35 for the evening
(at 7:00 PM: Charlie Burnham Trio; at 8:15 PM: Matt Wilson & Permission Slip);
(2-day pass: $60; 3-day pass: $80. Performers on the other days include Guillermo Klein, Anna Webber,
Ra Kalam Bob Moses, Noah Preminger/Rob Garcia, Briggan Krauss/Tony Scherr/Loo King)

ShapeShifter Lab
837 Union St. (bet. 6th & 7th Aves., Park Slope)
Brooklyn NY 11215

Info: https://shapeshifterplus.org/event/wo-festival/

...part of the 2024 Rudolstadt Festival, July 4-7...

Conceived and created by Grammy-nominated “ebullient clarinet wizard” (Time Out NY) David Krakauer and multi-instrumentalist/producer Kathleen Tagg, this project showcases a multi-generational/high-octane group of collaborators from very different backgrounds, hailing from the USA, Canada, Iran and South Africa. Together they embrace the diversity of today’s America through their unique take on a multitude of traditional roots musics, bringing their enormous musical and cultural diversity to the project and collaborating to create powerful original material. Old forms are celebrated both by bringing them into a 21st century sound-world and expanding the context to make room for new stories. France’s Le Monde says: “a breath of fresh air, an incentive to dance…In the face of the overwhelming negativity and alarming rise of hatred and intolerance in today's world, let's breathe and dance together…More than a suggestion, an injunction”.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Yoshie Fruchter: guitar, oud
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion
John Hadfield: drums

Sunday, July 7, 7:00 PM; for ticket pricing see https://www.tixforgigs.com/Event/53707

Konzertbühne, Heinepark
Kleiner Damm
07407 Rudolstadt, Germany

Info: https://www.rudolstadt-festival.de/programm/konzert/artist/krakauer-and-taggs-good-vibes-explosion.html

...part of the 2024 Jazz à Vienne festival, June 27-July 12...

Conceived and created by Grammy-nominated “ebullient clarinet wizard” (Time Out NY) David Krakauer and multi-instrumentalist/producer Kathleen Tagg, this project showcases a multi-generational/high-octane group of collaborators from very different backgrounds, hailing from the USA, Canada, Iran and South Africa. Together they embrace the diversity of today’s America through their unique take on a multitude of traditional roots musics, bringing their enormous musical and cultural diversity to the project and collaborating to create powerful original material. Old forms are celebrated both by bringing them into a 21st century sound-world and expanding the context to make room for new stories. France’s Le Monde says: “a breath of fresh air, an incentive to dance…In the face of the overwhelming negativity and alarming rise of hatred and intolerance in today's world, let's breathe and dance together…More than a suggestion, an injunction”.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Yoshie Fruchter: guitar, oud
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion
John Hadfield: drums

Friday, July 5, 8:30 PM (Caravan Palace plays at 10:10 PM);
Tarif normal: 37€; demandeur d'emploi/RSA: 34€; 15-25 ans: 30€; 4-14 ans: 4€

Théâtre Antique
Rue du Cirque
38200 Vienne, France

Info: https://www.jazzavienne.com/en/programmation-2024/caravan-palace-david-krakauer

...part of the 17th season of the Wide Open Works (WOW) series, presented by Connection Works

Michel Gentile: flute, alto flute, bass flute, piccolo
Jacob Sacks: piano
Jerome Harris: acoustic bass guitar
Tom Rainey: drums

Saturday, June 29, 8:00 PM; $20

Ibeam Brooklyn
168 7th Street (bet. 2nd & 3rd Aves., Gowanus)
Brooklyn NY 11215

Info: https://www.ibeambrooklyn.com/

Elegantly funky R&B, jazz and much more!

Ty Stephens: voice
Richard Cummings, Jr.: piano
Robert "R.T." Taylor: guitar
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Rocky Bryant: drums

Saturday June 22, seating at 6:15 & 8:30, music at 7:00 & 9:10;
$40 food & drink minimum; reservations required.

Shanghai Jazz
24 Main Street
Madison NJ 07940

Info: https://www.shanghaijazz.com/; (973) 822-2899

A unique presentation of three of his most popular classical compositions, and performing with his jazz quintet; part of the fourth International Stretto Piano Festival, May 25-June 4...

David Amram: piano, other instruments
Adam Amram: congas, percussion
Adira Amram: narrator
Jerome Harris: guitar
Rene Hart: double bass
Kevin Twigg: drums, percussion

Featuring pianist Thomas Weaver, violist Consuelo Sherba and saxophonist Kenneth Radnofsky

Saturday, June 1, 8:00 PM;
Advance $25-$50; Member $25-$45; Student (with valid I.D) $20-$50; Child $10-$50

Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theatre,
Symphony Space
2537 Broadway (at West 95th St.)
New York, NY 10025

Info: (212) 864-5400; https://www.symphonyspace.org/events/vp-david-amram-classical-jazz-compositions

Grammy-nominated clarinetist, composer and bandleader David Krakauer brings together a high-octane group of longtime collaborators to perform danceable music that reaches out from his Eastern European Jewish cultural heritage. Krakauer’s wailing clarinet cries out for us all to join together, celebrate and feel the power in our aliveness.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Brad Shepik: guitar
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion

...part of the 2024 Nattjazz, May 24-June 1...

Friday, May 24, time TBA; festival day pass (admission including five other performances): kr 690 / 620 / 540

USF Verftet
Georgernes verft 12
5011 Bergen, Norway

Info: https://www.nattjazz.no/krakauer-tagg-s-good-vibes-explosion

Grammy-nominated clarinetist, composer and bandleader David Krakauer brings together a high-octane group of longtime collaborators to perform danceable music that reaches out from his Eastern European Jewish cultural heritage. Krakauer’s wailing clarinet cries out for us all to join together, celebrate and feel the power in our aliveness.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Brad Shepik: guitar
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion

Wednesday, May 22, 8:30 PM; Eintritt 36€; Studierende/Schüler 18€; Mitglieder 18€

Jazzclub Unterfahrt
Einsteinstraße 42
81675 München, Germany

Info: +49 89 448 27 94; https://www.unterfahrt.de/programm-detail.php?dateID=8569#ticketform

Grammy-nominated clarinetist, composer and bandleader David Krakauer brings together a high-octane group of longtime collaborators to perform danceable music that reaches out from his Eastern European Jewish cultural heritage. Krakauer’s wailing clarinet cries out for us all to join together, celebrate and feel the power in our aliveness.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Brad Shepik: guitar
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion

Tuesday, May 21, 8:30 PM; AK.: €24.00; VVK.: €23.00; Mitgl.: €21.00; Schüler/Studenten: €10.00

GEMS Kulturzentrum
Mühlenstraße 13
78224 Singen, Germany

Info: 07731/67578; https://www.diegems.de/detail-29/david-krakauer-kathleen-tagg.html

Grammy-nominated clarinetist, composer and bandleader David Krakauer brings together a high-octane group of longtime collaborators to perform danceable music that reaches out from his Eastern European Jewish cultural heritage. Krakauer’s wailing clarinet cries out for us all to join together, celebrate and feel the power in our aliveness.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Brad Shepik: guitar
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion

Saturday, May 18, 8:30 PM; de 10.00 à 31.00 €

Bonlieu Scène Nationale
1 Rue Jean Jaurès
74000 Annecy, France

Info: +33 (0)4 50 33 44 11; https://bonlieu-annecy.com/2023/06/22/mazel-tov-coktail-party/

Grammy-nominated clarinetist, composer and bandleader David Krakauer brings together a high-octane group of longtime collaborators to perform danceable music that reaches out from his Eastern European Jewish cultural heritage. Krakauer’s wailing clarinet cries out for us all to join together, celebrate and feel the power in our aliveness.

Debut album!: https://davidkrakauer.bandcamp.com/album/mazel-tov-cocktail-party

David Krakauer: clarinet
Kathleen Tagg: keyboards, cello
Sarah MK: voice, rap
Brad Shepik: guitar
Jerome Harris: bass guitar
Martin Shamoonpour: percussion

Friday, May 17, 8:00 PM; Citéjeune : 14€; Carte Coopé / tarif réduit : 18€; Prévente : 22€; Soir : 25€

Petite Coopé
La Cooperative de Mai
Rue Serge Gainsbourg
63100 Clermont-Ferrand, France

Info: 04 73 14 48 08; https://www.lacoope.org/concerts/david-krakauer/