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SUMMARY:Glenn Crytzer Quartet: Vol. 5 of "The Songbook Sessions" Album Rel
 ease
LOCATION:Birdland Jazz Club
DESCRIPTION:Musicians: Glenn Crytzer (guitar/leader)\, Mike Davis (trumpet
 )\, Ricky Alexander (reeds)\, Andrew Hall (bass).Story:During 2020 pandemi
 c shutdowns\, Glenn Crytzer and His Quartet formeda pod\, converted a room
  of Glenns NYC apartment into a recording andlive streaming studio\, and u
 ndertook an ambitious\, fan-funded project:recording 10 songs per week for
  25 weeks\, live in front of a streamingaudience. Each week the band resea
 rched songs from a different year\,beginning with 1920 and moving chronolo
 gically to 1944\, seeking outoriginal sheet music and early recordings to 
 inform their melodic andharmonic decisions. The sessions not only provided
  income for themusicians when there were no gigs to be found\, but created
  a wonderfulonline community of listeners who would tune in every Sunday.B
 uzz from the Vol. 1 Release: Glenn is such an ardent keeper of the flame\,
  and as these performances reveal\, he brings the music vividly to life - 
 Bravo!- Loren Schoenberg\, GRAMMY-winning author\, Senior Scholar of the N
 ational Jazz Museum in Harlem [The Songbook Sessions anthology] isnt a mus
 eum piece. This is living\, breathing\, swinging music that folks will sti
 ll be enjoying a hundred years from today. More\, please!- Ricky Riccardi\
 , GRAMMY-winning author\, historian\, Director of Research Collections for
  the Louis Armstrong House Museum This record is timeless. The solo improv
 isations bring back memories of Bix and of listening to Wild Bill Davidson
 \, Pee Wee Russell and Ralph Sutton at my fathers Jazz Club\, while the gu
 itar sets a seamless\, solid rhythm that reminds me of my childhood listen
 ing to my dad\, Eddie Condon\, on his Gibson.- Maggie Condon\, daughter of
  Jazz Age guitarist and bandleader Eddie Condon\n\nBoletos: https://www.ti
 cketweb.com/event/glenn-crytzer-quartet-vol-5-birdland-jazz-club-tickets/1
 4911813
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