Mauricio Morales' Día de Muertos Quartet | Arizona Arts Live
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($20-$30 + Dice Fees | 6:30pm & 8:30pm Shows | 16+) Mexican born, Los Angeles based bassist Mauricio Morales brings a quartet of upright bass, saxophone, piano, and drums to the Century Room for a night of original music.
Morales is in constant demand as a sideman in LA's flourishing jazz scene, known for his command of both the upright and electric bass traditions and the songwriter's sense of structure he brings to his own writing. His influences run from Pat Metheny and Brad Mehldau to Peter Gabriel and Sting.
He leads the albums Luna, Eclipse, The Endless Ride, and Seven Days, and appears on a new collaborative release with pianist Adam Hersh alongside guitarist Mike Moreno, vibraphonist Warren Wolf, and drummer Gary Novak.
He is joined by Ryan Wheless on saxophone (of Space Travelers Union), Alassane Diarra on piano (Jenny Lewis, Courtney Marie Andrews), and Nate Friedman on drums (Sun Speak).
Presented together with Arizona Arts Live.
Morales is in constant demand as a sideman in LA's flourishing jazz scene, known for his command of both the upright and electric bass traditions and the songwriter's sense of structure he brings to his own writing. His influences run from Pat Metheny and Brad Mehldau to Peter Gabriel and Sting.
He leads the albums Luna, Eclipse, The Endless Ride, and Seven Days, and appears on a new collaborative release with pianist Adam Hersh alongside guitarist Mike Moreno, vibraphonist Warren Wolf, and drummer Gary Novak.
He is joined by Ryan Wheless on saxophone (of Space Travelers Union), Alassane Diarra on piano (Jenny Lewis, Courtney Marie Andrews), and Nate Friedman on drums (Sun Speak).
Presented together with Arizona Arts Live.
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The Century Room, 319 E Congress St, Tucson, AZ 85701-1834, United States
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