tag:peatix.com,2011:1 2023-01-31T22:00:12+09:00 Peatix 100BAN Hall tag:peatix.com,2022:event-3407370 2022-12-23T19:00:00JST 2022-12-23T19:00:00JST

Joshua Breakstone Trio plays "The Music and Compositions of Thelonious Monk"●Date： 2021.12.23 (fri) ●Time： 7:00pm-, JST (2stages)●Players： Joshua Breakstone (guitar), Yasutaka Yorozu (bass), Kei Morishita (drums)●Ticket：　¥1500 + gratuity●Contact：　100BAN Hall ( hall(a)100ban.jp )●Website：　http://www.100ban.jp/posts/joshua-trio-624/ We are streaming the concert for the people who cannot attend but wishing to enjoy the show.  This is a streaming with high-quality sound and will be archived for after the concert until January 1st(sun) JST. You will be receiving automated emails twice (after your ticket purchase and 24hrs before the streaming) which guide you to "Watch Stream page" where you can reach the streaming URL (you will be watching the streaming on YouTube), or you can reach the Watch Stream page via "ticket dashboard" on your Peatix account. (Please read this instruction for reaching the streaming URL.) https://help-attendee.peatix.com/en/support/solutions/articles/44001934587-how-to-join-an-online-event  【precautions】*Live streaming tickets are available for sale until January 1st(sun) 10:00pm (JST).*The video will be archived after the concert and available until January 1st(sun) 11:59pm (JST).*Due to the limitation of the technologies available to us, there is a possibility that the video / audio being delivered may be delayed or disturbed, and in the worst case, it may not be delivered successfully. If you cannot watch the streaming comfortably in real time, please watch the archive later. We apologize any inconveniences in such cases.【The Artists】Joshua Breakstone / guitarhttp://www.joshuabreakstone.com/A fine bop-based guitarist, Joshua Breakstone discovered jazz when he was 14. He studied for several years with Sal Salvador, yet at the time was gigging regularly with a rock group. He attended Berklee, and in 1977, toured Canada with the reed player Glen Hall, making his recording debut on Hall's Sonora release. During and after teaching guitar at the Rhode Island Conservatory of Music (1979-1981), Breakstone worked in New York with Warne Marsh, Emily Remler, Dave Schnitter, and Vic Juris. In 1983, he recorded his first album (Wonderful!) for Sonora. While that date had Barry Harris on piano, his follow-up featured Kenny Barron. Breakstone went on to record for Contemporary (including a quartet date featuring Pepper Adams), Capri, Evidence, and Double-Time, helping keep the legacy of quiet bop guitar alive. He has toured twice a year in Japan for more than 30 years as well as all over Europe, the US, and Canada. He has 22 recordings as a leader with such jazz legends as Kenny Barron, Barry Harris, Tommy Flanagan, Pepper Adams, Jimmy Knepper, Jack McDuff, Mickey Roker, and Al Harewood. He is also the author of “Jazz Etudes: Studies For The Beginning Improviser”, a standard text at many colleges and universities in the US and Europe, and has presented workshops in his travels throughout the world. Joshua moved to Kyoto in June of 2018.