Jazz in the Hall presents Olivier Clements - ONLINE
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Wednesday November 24 2021
Approximate running time: 1 hour and 30 minutes
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These tickets are for the ONLINE/STREAMING version only! .Click here to purchase tickets to the live version of the performance
‘learn’ – An educational vignette by northern jazz aficionado Steve Gedrose.
‘listen’ – The Yukon premiere performance of music from a brand-new recording by composer, flugelhorn and recording Artist Olivier Clements. After a four year hiatus from recording and performing, Olivier Clements returns to the stage with a brand new ensemble, new original music, and a new EP album. His first record in eight years, “Dogs for Emma” will only be available at this performance before it’s released in 2022.
Joining Clements on stage will be Andy Slade on piano/keyboards, Austin Tufts on drums, Daniel Janke on bass, Adrian Burrill on flugelhorn and trumpet, and Gord Clements on baritone saxophone and bass clarinet.
For over 10 years Olivier Clements has established himself as one of Canada’s least known trumpet players. In spite of his underwhelming presence, Clements has performed internationally with acclaimed jazz, folk and indie rock artists including Dan Mangan, Aidan Knight, Louis-Jean Cormier, Said the Whale, his father Gord Clements and countless others.
Olivier Clements’ music is the culmination of an upbringing in jazz, and ten years performing with indie-rock and folk artists. Expect a genre-bending experience.
For the fall Jazz in the Hall has moved uptown to the Yukon Arts Centre.
For 10 years, the Jazz in the Hall ‘learn, listen and jam’ series traditionally hosted at the Old Fire Hall in downtown Whitehorse and more recently ‘on the road’ in rural Yukon communities has presented a three part experience: an educational vignette, a featured performance by a Yukon jazz, blues or improvisational music ensemble and a jazz jam engaging players of all ages and instruments.
The educational vignette and recorded performances are subsequently produced as 30 and 60 minute episodes for download by anyone and programming by Yukon’s four community radio stations and nationally via the National Campus and Community Radio Association.
Presented by Jazz Yukon
PLEASE NOTE:
TO VIEW ONLINE / STREAMING PERFORMANCES:
‘learn’ – An educational vignette by northern jazz aficionado Steve Gedrose.
‘listen’ – The Yukon premiere performance of music from a brand-new recording by composer, flugelhorn and recording Artist Olivier Clements. After a four year hiatus from recording and performing, Olivier Clements returns to the stage with a brand new ensemble, new original music, and a new EP album. His first record in eight years, “Dogs for Emma” will only be available at this performance before it’s released in 2022.
Joining Clements on stage will be Andy Slade on piano/keyboards, Austin Tufts on drums, Daniel Janke on bass, Adrian Burrill on flugelhorn and trumpet, and Gord Clements on baritone saxophone and bass clarinet.
For over 10 years Olivier Clements has established himself as one of Canada’s least known trumpet players. In spite of his underwhelming presence, Clements has performed internationally with acclaimed jazz, folk and indie rock artists including Dan Mangan, Aidan Knight, Louis-Jean Cormier, Said the Whale, his father Gord Clements and countless others.
Olivier Clements’ music is the culmination of an upbringing in jazz, and ten years performing with indie-rock and folk artists. Expect a genre-bending experience.
For the fall Jazz in the Hall has moved uptown to the Yukon Arts Centre.
For 10 years, the Jazz in the Hall ‘learn, listen and jam’ series traditionally hosted at the Old Fire Hall in downtown Whitehorse and more recently ‘on the road’ in rural Yukon communities has presented a three part experience: an educational vignette, a featured performance by a Yukon jazz, blues or improvisational music ensemble and a jazz jam engaging players of all ages and instruments.
The educational vignette and recorded performances are subsequently produced as 30 and 60 minute episodes for download by anyone and programming by Yukon’s four community radio stations and nationally via the National Campus and Community Radio Association.
Presented by Jazz Yukon
PLEASE NOTE:
- Only 1 (one) ticket per household needs to be purchased to watch this online performance.
TO VIEW ONLINE / STREAMING PERFORMANCES:
1. On the day/time of the performance, go to YukonTickets.com and Login
2. Click on "Tickets for Upcoming Events"
3. Select your performance and enjoy from home!