Special Edition First Fridays Jam Session
Dear Friends,
This First Fridays Jam Session is dedicated to our brother Michael “Marcus” Glasgow, 13/11/84 - 19/4/25. Proceeds from this session will go to his seven-year old son Maliqu’s UTC Children Investment Starter Plan.
A skilled tenor pan player, Marcus was a recognised “hitter”, in the elite sense of the word. Born to a Desperadoes Family, both his Father and brother served as captains, he helped to build that band. He also strengthened many other bands, notably San Juan East Side and Serenaders, contributing to their panorama prowess and wins. The EJC recognises him as an avid participant of Natasha Joseph’s Music J.Y.M sessions, a contributor to First Fridays and a one time performer with Chantal Esdelle and Moyenne.
Join us as we give Marcus a musical farewell.
Where: The EJC Studio, 51 Cornelio Street, Woodbrook
When: Friday 2nd May, 6pm - 7.3pm
Admission: Patrons $50.00, Musicians walk with your axe
BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle)
UP NEXT!
*First Fridays, Jam Session, April 4th, 6-7.30pm, EJC Studio 51 Cornelio Street Woodbrook, patrons $50.00, musicians walk with your axe.
*First Fridays, Jam Session, May 2nd, 6-7.30pm, EJC Studio 51 Cornelio Street Woodbrook, patrons $50.00, musicians walk with your axe.
*First Fridays, Jam Session, June 6th, 6-7.30pm, EJC Studio 51 Cornelio Street Woodbrook, patrons $50.00, musicians walk with your axe.
BOOK YOUR SPOT
*At the EJC Studio, 51 Cornelio Street, Woodbrook, Mon-Thurs 2-6pm.
*ONLINE
- Direct Debit: Republic Bank, The Ethnic Jazz Club Ltd., chequing acc no. 150 162 363 801.
- Credit Card (please choose the option to pay extra charges): CLICK TO PAY.
Email your receipt and show details to ethnicjazzclub@gmail.com to receive your electronic ticket.
ONLINE BOOKINGS CLOSE 3hrs before the show.
The Ethnic Jazz Club
The Ethnic Jazz Club (EJC) is a musical arts company based in Trinidad and Tobago. The mission of the EJC is to provide Caribbean Jazz Musicians with development, performance and recording opportunities, enable the perpetuation of Caribbean musical forms in Caribbean Jazz Practice, and make Caribbean Jazz accessible and visible through performances, demonstrations, recordings, synchronisation and licensing.
At the core of the EJC’s presentations, recordings and workshops is Trinidad and Tobago’s music, KAISO, and the National Instrument of Trinidad and Tobago, the Steelpan.
The EJC is based at the EJC’s Studio, 51 Cornelio Street, Woodbrook, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad. Presentations and workshops are staged, presented and recorded there.
Production Fund Raiser
This Clip is shows one of the three Trinidadian Orisha songs arranged by Chantal Esdelle for her group Moyenne’s third album For the Love of Kaiso.
To contribute to the fundraiser to edit, mix and master the album and view the sponsorship rewards please visit Moyenne’s website: chantalesdelleandmoyenne.com
Our Team
Our Board
Gail Cambridge - Secretary
Wanda Phipps - Director
Dr. Marsha Pearce - Director
Kyle Noel - Director
Chantal Esdelle - Managing Director
Our Production Team
Chantal Esdelle
Natasha Joseph
Kyle Noel
Jayde Belcon
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The Ethnic Jazz Club
51 Cornelio Street, Woodbrook, POS, Trinidad and Tobago
(868) 622-8062 studio
ethnicjazzclub@gmail.com
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