Harold López-Nussa Quartet

2020 Addison Street,Berkeley CA 94704

21 February, 2021

Description

Harold López-Nussa Quartet Raices: A Series Curated by John Santos Harold López-Nussa Quartet Ruy López-Nussa, Julio Cesar Gonzalez, Mayquel Gonzalez Harold López-Nussa Quartet featuring Ruy López-Nussa, Julio Cesar Gonzalez, Mayquel Gonzalez This show has been CANCELED. Ticketholders, please see your email for your options.Requests for refunds for this show must be submitted by November 17, 2020. NOTE: We have updated our refund policy for canceled shows. If a show is canceled, you have the option of converting your ticket to a donation, or requesting a refund. Refunds are typically processed within 7-14 days. Refund requests for rescheduled or canceled shows will always have a deadline by which you must notify us of your refund request. If we have not heard from you by the refund request deadline, after 30 days we consider your ticket purchase final. Havana based composer and pianist Harold López-Nussa is a musician whose musical voice is now being heard around the world. El Viaje (The Journey), López-Nusa’s recent debut release on Mack Avenue Records, visits many genres of music and travels smoothly between Harold’s classical, native and jazz inspirations. Soon after release, the album reached No. 1 on iTunes Jazz Chart and No. 2 on Amazon’s Jazz Chart. The recording features The Harold López-Nussa Trio with younger brother Ruy López-Nussa on drums and percussion, himself a star in the distinguished López-Nussa Family of renowned Cuban musicians. Recent performances at The Montreux, Monterey, Montreal and Tokyo Jazz Festivals; The Kennedy Center; and The San Francisco Jazz Center have fortied Harold’s reputation as a profound musician of rising stature who has fully integrated his classical training and love of the jazz continuum with his Cuban roots and soul. Website | Facebook RaicesContemporary (Latino) American Music Curated by John Santos A concert series of diverse Latino (American) music representing hemispheric creativity in a wide range of formats interpreted by several of the most dynamic interpreters in the field. The term America in its true sense refers to North, South and Central America as well as the Caribbean islands. Accordingly, Latin American music defies brief descriptions. Folk styles and rhythms in traditional and evolutionary settings, dance music and jazz play seminal roles in this series. Youth/Student discount tickets are available by using the access code: STUDENT. Harold López-Nussa Quartet Ruy López-Nussa, Julio Cesar Gonzalez, Mayquel Gonzalez