Lullabies for Hard Time EP Release Party!
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Join us for a magic hour concert featuring Lelah Simon's jazz compositions & arrangements for her non-traditional jazz quintet of bass, drums, vibes, cello & saxophone.
Tickets via Bandcamp:
https://lelahsimon.bandcamp.com/merch/lullabies-for-hard-times-ep-release-show-10-25-2026-5pm-7pm-at-foundr-space-pasadena
Doors at 4:30 - Please arrive between 4:30-5pm to check in outside with our volunteer, come upstairs, find a seat, and get cozy.
5pm - Solo Vibraphone set by Brittany Anjou (New York)
5:45 - Lelah Simon Quintet Featuring:
Colin Woodford - Drums
Quentin Purviance - Vibraphone
M.A. Tiesenga - Saxophones
Emily Elkin - Cello
With compositions described by Westword as “gorgeous and expansive,” Lelah Simon’s inspiration has changed from the open Colorado plains of her home state to the magic hour light that makes Los Angeles glow. These new arrangements for jazz quintet are a set of grown-up lullabies: pretty melodies floating atop lush harmonies. Because right now, even adults need lullabies.
Opening solo vibraphone set by Brittany Anjou.
Brittany Anjou is a New York City-based multi-hyphenate pianist, vibraphonist, composer, and mixed-methods music psychology researcher. She has worked with artists such as Elysian Fields, Clark Terry, The Shaggs, and the New York Arabic Orchestra. She has produced acclaimed projects Enamiĝo Reciprokataj (Origin Records), Bi TYRANT, and Nong Voru (Chant Records). Anjou served as director of jazz and piano at the Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmed Cultural Center Music School in Kuwait from 2018 - 2020. She holds a B.Mus. from NYU in jazz performance and an M.A. in Music Psychology, Education, and Wellbeing with merit from the University of Sheffield. Anjou's research data on NYC musicians during the pandemic helped NY state legislation approve a $200M grant for independent arts workers in 2022. She has served on the steering committee of the fair pay advocacy group Music Workers Alliance.
Tickets via Bandcamp:
https://lelahsimon.bandcamp.com/merch/lullabies-for-hard-times-ep-release-show-10-25-2026-5pm-7pm-at-foundr-space-pasadena
Doors at 4:30 - Please arrive between 4:30-5pm to check in outside with our volunteer, come upstairs, find a seat, and get cozy.
5pm - Solo Vibraphone set by Brittany Anjou (New York)
5:45 - Lelah Simon Quintet Featuring:
Colin Woodford - Drums
Quentin Purviance - Vibraphone
M.A. Tiesenga - Saxophones
Emily Elkin - Cello
With compositions described by Westword as “gorgeous and expansive,” Lelah Simon’s inspiration has changed from the open Colorado plains of her home state to the magic hour light that makes Los Angeles glow. These new arrangements for jazz quintet are a set of grown-up lullabies: pretty melodies floating atop lush harmonies. Because right now, even adults need lullabies.
Opening solo vibraphone set by Brittany Anjou.
Brittany Anjou is a New York City-based multi-hyphenate pianist, vibraphonist, composer, and mixed-methods music psychology researcher. She has worked with artists such as Elysian Fields, Clark Terry, The Shaggs, and the New York Arabic Orchestra. She has produced acclaimed projects Enamiĝo Reciprokataj (Origin Records), Bi TYRANT, and Nong Voru (Chant Records). Anjou served as director of jazz and piano at the Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmed Cultural Center Music School in Kuwait from 2018 - 2020. She holds a B.Mus. from NYU in jazz performance and an M.A. in Music Psychology, Education, and Wellbeing with merit from the University of Sheffield. Anjou's research data on NYC musicians during the pandemic helped NY state legislation approve a $200M grant for independent arts workers in 2022. She has served on the steering committee of the fair pay advocacy group Music Workers Alliance.
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Where is it happening?
FoundrSpace (Pasadena, CA), 87 N Raymond Ave, Pasadena, CA 91103-3904, United States
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