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*Unsold wheelchair seats will be released to the public at standard price from 10:00 a.m. on the day of the concerts.
Faddis is a remarkably wide-ranging musician. He can whisper through his trumpet, he can pierce your eardrums, or he can sustain a note ad infinitum, a la his mentor Dizzy Gillespie” JazzTimes
“… a one-man history of jazz trumpet”
LA Times“the supreme exponent of the fluid, controlled and ultra-sharp modernism of his trumpet mentor, Dizzy Gillespie.” Financial Times
An unforgettable evening with a legendary trumpeter, direct from New York’s Jazz at Lincoln Center
This October, Grammy-nominated jazz trumpeter Jon Faddis joins us for a powerful performance at the Tea House Theatre, Xiqu Centre, together with Andrew Latona (guitar), Christopher Latona (drums) and Mikey Migliore (bass).
For over four decades, Faddis has captivated audiences worldwide with his virtuosity and wide-ranging musical talent. Headlining shows from Carnegie Hall, New York, to festivals in Europe and Asia, this protégé of Dizzy Gillespie stretches the limits of his instrument with high-register blasts and whispering lows, and wows audiences with his phenomenal artistry and improvisational skills. A versatile and creative composer, Faddis is also known for the acclaimed jazz opera Lulu Noire, featured on his Grammy-nominated album Remembrances.
From powerful to laid-back, Jon Faddis’ tight-toned, complex style showcases sublime confidence, freedom and self-expression. Bring your friends and enjoy an extraordinary night of music!
Each ticket includes a complimentary beverage (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are available). Drinks are also available for sale on the night at the venue.
This programme is co-presented by Premiere Performances of Hong Kong and WestK.
The 7pm and 9pm performances feature different sets. Book tickets to both performances in one transaction and enjoy a $50 discount.
Musicians
Trumpet: Jon Faddis
Guitar: Andrew Latona
Drums: Christopher Latona
Bass: Mikey Migliore