David Buchbinder Jazz Ensemble, 5 May, 2012
The David Buchbinder Jazz Ensemble
Saturday, May 5, 2012, 9:45pm
The Rex Hotel
194 Queen Street West. (2 blocks west of University Ave.)
Cover: $10
The David Buchbinder Jazz Ensemble breaks into the Rex Hotel, throwing down original music that tickles the mind, moves the body and fires up the spirit. Buchbinder's & Restivo's complex, dynamic compositions with the Ensemble's fiery, masterful improvisations take audiences on a journey to the centre of the joyful sound. We recently played the Trane Studio and the band was on fire! Come join us as we take it to the bridge.
The DB Ensemble is David Buchbinder (trumpet/fluegelhorn), Peter Lutek (saxophones,clarinet), TBC (saxophones), Dave Restivo (piano), Dan Fortin (bass), Derek Gray (drums).

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