Valerie Graschaire w/Phil DeGreg Trio w/guest Rick VanMatre

975 East McMillan Street,Cincinnati OH 45206

14 July, 2021

Description

Valerie Graschaire — vocalist, Phil DeGreg— piano, Rick VanMatre — tenor saxophone, Aaron Jacobs — bass, John Taylor — drums Set 1: 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm | Set 2: 9:00 pm - 10:15 pm - Sold Separately Valérie GRASCHAIRE is one of the major voices of jazz in France for over 20 years and a keeper of the great jazz tradition of swing. Active in a lot of projects from duo to big band, she’s recorded 5 albums with some of the most talented french jazz musicians in the country. She's a great improviser as well as a recognized teacher, currently teaching jazz vocals at Conservatoire régional du Grand Nancy, Conservatoire de Metz, and Music Academy International in Nancy, France. $10 drink minimum charged per person in the party, per set, if the total for beverages purchased by the party does not meet the minimum. Important Notices: If you do not check in by 15 minutes into the start of the set, we reserve the right to resale your seats with no refund to you.There are no refunds within three hours of the start of the performance.Seats are sold by the table, or by individual stools. Please check the map below for details about the location of the tables. For larger parties, please call (513) 601-9897 and leave a message and we will do our best to accommodate a custom arrangement. Caffè Vivace is a coffee house by day and a jazz lounge by night. It provides a space for Cincinnatians to gather, work, socialize and herald the musical art form of Jazz. Founded by Brent Gallaher and Vanessa Keeton with the goal of bringing a full-time jazz listening venue back to the Queen City, they paired it with a second passion for artisan coffee giving the residents of and visitors to Walnut Hills and the surrounding Cincinnati neighborhoods a place to grab their morning brew, hang out and work on their computers, or gather with friends over craftsman-quality coffee, espresso beverages, or even an alcoholic libation. As the workday draws to a close, patrons can stay and listen to our area's finest local jazz musicians, young and old, as well as the occasional regionally or nationally known artists.