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SUMMARY:Jaymie Graves & the Strays
DESCRIPTION:Jaymie Graves and the Strays bring a playful\, sophisticated mix of jazz\, swing\, blues\, and reimagined favorites to the Central Texas music scene. Leading the group on vocals and flute\, Jaymie Graves moves easily from smoky standards and romantic ballads to bossa nova\, soulful blues\, and unexpected selections drawn from across the American songbook. \nThe group’s repertoire reaches from timeless songs such as “The Girl from Ipanema” and “I Only Have Eyes for You” to music associated with Frank Sinatra and beyond—a wide-ranging approach they describe as traveling “from Sinatra to Strait.” Jaymie’s flute adds a distinctive melodic voice to the arrangements\, while the Strays provide a versatile foundation of guitar\, keyboards\, bass\, drums\, and supporting vocals. \nPreviously appearing as the Jaymie Graves Jazz Odyssey\, the project has evolved into Jaymie Graves and the Strays: a lively ensemble built around expressive vocals\, spontaneous musicianship\, and songs audiences recognize and love. Their performances are polished without feeling overly formal\, balancing vintage jazz-club charm with an easygoing Texas personality. \nAt the Brass Peacock\, expect an evening that is soulful\, swinging\, and just a little unpredictable—classic melodies\, creative arrangements\, and the warm\, engaging presence of Jaymie Graves at the center of it all.
URL:https://brasspeacock.com/event/jaymie-graves-the-strays-4/
LOCATION:Brass Peacock\n113 E Eighth St\nGeorgetown TX 78626\nUnited States
CATEGORIES:Flute,Fusion,Guitar,Jazz,Singer,Soul,Standards,Swing
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SUMMARY:Eric Ching Trio
DESCRIPTION:Austin-based drummer and composer Eric Ching brings a modern\, exploratory voice to jazz while keeping one foot firmly in the tradition. His playing is purposeful\, colorful\, and highly creative\, with original compositions influenced by artists including McCoy Tyner\, Herbie Hancock\, and Kenny Garrett. His music has a searching\, cinematic quality\, often unfolding in unexpected directions rather than settling for the obvious turn. ericchingdrums \nRaised in the San Francisco Bay Area\, Ching studied with acclaimed drummer Akira Tana before attending NYU for Music Education\, where his studies included work with Ron McClure\, Sean Statser\, and Kenny Washington. Over the years he has performed with an impressive range of jazz and blues artists\, including George Colligan\, Charlie Porter\, Eric Reed\, Josh Nelson\, Robbie Laws\, Reggie Houston\, Jennifer Keith\, and Ben Rice. He is also a Canopus Drums artist and has received support from the Regional Arts and Culture Council\, Oregon Arts Commission\, and Jeremy Wilson Foundation. ericchingdrums \nWith the Eric Ching Trio\, the drums are not simply keeping time. They help steer the conversation\, shaping a set that can move from sophisticated swing and lyrical interplay into more adventurous territory without losing the groove. It’s thoughtful\, expressive jazz built for close listening\, good conversation\, and a room where the music can breathe.
URL:https://brasspeacock.com/event/eric-ching-trio-2/
LOCATION:Brass Peacock\n113 E Eighth St\nGeorgetown TX 78626\nUnited States
CATEGORIES:Jazz,Standards,Swing
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SUMMARY:Joshua Alderete & The Fellowship
DESCRIPTION:Joshua Alderete is a drummer\, bandleader\, and full-time musician whose sound is rooted in deep groove\, collaboration\, and the living language of jazz. Originally from Pasadena\, Texas\, Joshua has spent more than 15 years refining his craft and over a decade performing across the rich musical landscape of Texas. \nHe is a founding member of The Fellowship\, a dynamic ensemble formed in San Marcos in 2018 and built on the creative chemistry of Gerardo Espinoza on tenor saxophone\, Christopher Villanueva on piano\, Andrew Harkey on bass\, and Joshua’s expressive\, driving work behind the drums. Blending jazz\, funk\, neo-soul\, bebop\, Latin rhythms\, and other soulful influences\, The Fellowship creates music that feels both sophisticated and alive\, a conversation between tradition and fresh energy. \nAfter relocating to San Antonio in 2020 and later expanding his musical reach into Austin\, Joshua has continued to grow The Fellowship into a collective of talented jazz artists united by passion\, musicianship\, and shared purpose. More than a band\, The Fellowship is a musical community\, one built on connection\, improvisation\, and the belief that music can bring people together across backgrounds and generations. \nWith Joshua Alderete at the helm\, The Fellowship delivers a sound that is vibrant\, soulful\, and deeply rooted in the spirit of jazz. Their performances invite audiences into something more than a show: a shared experience of rhythm\, unity\, and musical joy.
URL:https://brasspeacock.com/event/joshua-alderete-the-fellowship-12/
LOCATION:Brass Peacock\n113 E Eighth St\nGeorgetown TX 78626\nUnited States
CATEGORIES:Fusion,Jazz,Swing
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SUMMARY:Dave Lee Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Dave Lee (Trumpet) has been an active part of the Austin music scene since moving from the Pacific Northwest in 2001. A versatile freelance musician\, Dave performs regularly with NAJO\, Mainstream Jazz (his own big band and combo)\, the Ken Ragsdale Orchestra\, and various jazz and pop ensembles across Austin\, Houston\, and surrounding areas. \nIn addition to performing\, Dave teaches private trumpet lessons in the Pflugerville and Round Rock school districts and brings over 40 years of experience in music ministry. He currently offers “Jazz Worship” services for churches throughout Texas\, blending his passion for faith and jazz in a unique musical experience. \nDave is no stranger to the stage—or below it—having played in the pit for more than 60 musical theater productions at the Georgetown Palace Theater and Austin’s Zach Theater. Every summer\, he shares his expertise as a faculty member at the Texas Jazz and Blues Camp. \nAnd while his musical résumé is impressive\, Dave’s proudest (and possibly most delicious) achievement remains winning the enchilada/taco eating contest during his college band tour.
URL:https://brasspeacock.com/event/dave-lee-quartet-14/
LOCATION:Brass Peacock\n113 E Eighth St\nGeorgetown TX 78626\nUnited States
CATEGORIES:Jazz,Singer,Standards,Swing
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