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Terrence Brewer Quintet: Healdsburg Jazz Black History Month Concert
February 24 @ 3:00 am - 4:00 am
Opens: February 24th, 11 am to 12 pm; doors open at 10 am
Admission: FREE
Proclaimed by long-time music scribe, David Becker (SF Examiner/AXS.com), as the San Francisco Bay Area’s #1 jazz guitarist, award-winning guitarist Terrence Brewer is an in-demand bandleader, record producer, concert performer, studio musician, and one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s foremost music educators. Brewer has produced and released 11 nationally acclaimed albums on the record label Strong Brew Music, which he founded in 2006. “Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me,” Brewer’s 11th album, follows on the heels of his previous release, “THE TB 3″ — an amazing collection of jazz standards by Charlie Parker, Thelonius Monk, Sonny Rollins, Wayne Shorter, George Gershwin, and others.
Join Healdsburg Jazz for this FREE concert during Black History Month. And be sure to check out the evening’s entertainment: a unique audiovisual excursion with Healdsburg Jass 2023 Artist-in-Residence and percussion master John Santos and his quartet, accompanied by a live painting by popular Bay Area painter Adrian Arias.
Terrence Brewer
Hall Of Fame Inductee – Pittsburg Arts/Entertainment Hall Of Fame
Winner – SF Weekly “Best Jazz Artist” Award
Winner – Oakland Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce “Artist of the Year” Award
Winner – Bay Area Blues Society “Best Jazz Group” Award
“The San Francisco Bay Area’s #1 Jazz Guitarist” – David Becker (SF Examiner/AXS.com)
Performing Musicians: Terrence Brewer, guitar • Tim Campbell, piano • Rick Rivera, drums • Doug Ebert, bass
“Turnaround,” Ornette Coleman
“Mahjong,” Wayne Shorter
“Black Nile,” Wayne Shorter
“The Saga of Harrison Crabfeathers,” Steve Kuhn
COVID vaccinations and N95 face masks are recommended but no longer required to see performances at the Raven.