Live at KUVO: Montgomery/Hermann/Quinlan Sextet | Oct. 8

The Bob Montgomery – Al Hermann – Josh Quinlan Sextet will perform live in the Phyllis A. Greer Performance Studio October 8 from 6 to 7 PM MT.

In the words of Jazz Music Examiner, this sextet “is a cavalcade of star power and jazz cred anyone can hear throughout this hard-hitting set. Together, they make the perfect jazz group, whether easing into a slow-moving but seductive line in ‘Because She Cares’ by Bob Montgomery, or finding different lines in Hank Mobley’s rip-roaring ‘This I Dig Of You.’”

All Studio Club Members are invited to attend this performance! Reserve a seat for you and a guest by contacting Arvida at Arvida@KUVO.org. Not a Studio Club Member? Join the fun here! 

This group presents improvised music in a unique manner, utilizing three and four part harmony (trumpet, trombone, saxophone, piano, bass, and drums) within the melodies of the tunes they perform in what audiences have called a “conversational” approach to improvisation.

Rather than the typical soloist/accompanist presentation, this sextet utilizes a group approach with the soloist of the moment becoming the “moderator” of the improvisational dialogue.

Audiences are invited into the musical experience – as their energy is mirrored in the sextet’s performance.

Montgomery’s one of a kind arrangements provide springboards into the improvisational waters of this group’s music. Expect to hear music that you are familiar with  new way as well as tunes you are unfamiliar with that just may become some of your new favorites.

See other upcoming live, in-studio performances here. 

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