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SUMMARY:ELEW
DESCRIPTION:There will be two separate seatings at 7:30pm & 9:30pm for this performance. Doors open at 5pm for dinner. Seating begins at 6pm for “Dinner & a Show”. The second show starts seating at 9pm.\nWith Detroit’s own Louis Jones on the drums and Noah Jackson on bass. \nA native of Camden\, New Jersey\, Eric Lewis began his musical studies at 2 years old and would ultimately receive the Rodger’s and Hammerstein full merit scholarship to the Manhattan School of Music. A Dean’s List student\, upon graduation\, he toured the world\, recorded and performed with Wynton Marsalis & the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra\, Elvin Jones\, Cassandra Wilson\, Roy Hargrove\, and John Hendricks among others. In 1999\, Eric won the Thelonious Monk International Piano Competition\, at the time\, the most coveted prize in all of Jazz. A decade into his career\, he reemerged as ELEW and began fusing his piano techniques with rock guitar-based ideas and experimental prepared piano methods\, generating a powerful crossover brand he coined “Rockjazz”. Over the course of multiple award winning\, critically acclaimed albums\, ELEW has re-imagined songs by The Killers\, Nirvana\, Coldplay and Michael Jackson to name a few. Throughout his career he has built an elite fanbase of some of the most distinguished leaders and celebrities such as Leonardo DiCaprio\, Gerard Butler\, Barack and Michele Obama\, Prince Albert II\, Will Smith\, Eli Roth\, Al Pacino and the list goes on… Inspired by the European masters of Baroque Counterpoint\, ELEW has innovated the technique of simultaneously executing two independent melodies which precisely detail harmonic forms bursting with idiomatic verisimilitude and wide ranging historical references while flawlessly maintaining the idiosyncratic Afrocentric timing at the core of Jazz improvisation. \nHe has named this technique Counterbop. His album Cubism – ELEW plays Rosenwinkel\, a solo piano exploration of contemporary jazz legend Kurt Rosenwinkel provides perspective an insight into the nature of what Counterbop is and how it may be implemented. In addition to piano performance\, appearing in and scoring for film\, ELEW is a prominent international DJ. He has has created disco infernos for multiple events such as The World Economic Forum\, TED\, Art Basel\, A-list Oscar parties\, the Monte-Carlo Gala\, the Cannes Film Festival and multiple celebrity birthdays and weddings. In some cases\, ELEW places the turntables within the piano\, seamlessly executing transitions and improvisations all while generating a pleasing frenzy on the dance floor. This has lead to him creating yet another brilliant innovation he calls Piano Turntablism . He literally plays two different yet recognizable songs simultaneously as a Dj would but on the Piano. All while maintaining the type of euphoric atmosphere one would experience at an over-the-top Las Vegas mega club or an epic music\nfestival. ELEW is a genuine master of the piano and artistic genius.
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SUMMARY:Wyatt Forhan
DESCRIPTION:SHOWTIMES ARE AT 7:30PM & 9:30PM FOR THIS PERFORMANCE. Doors open at 5pm for dinner. Seating begins at 6pm for “Dinner & a Show”. The second show starts seating at 9pm.\nWyatt Forhan is a versatile and dynamic jazz artist whose performances blend tradition with innovation. Known for his expressive bass trombone and piano sound\, Wyatt brings energy\, creativity\, and emotional depth to every stage. His playing is marked by bold improvisation\, groove- driven interaction\, and a modern sensibility influenced by jazz\, soul\, and hip-hop. Whether leading his own projects or collaborating as a sideman\, Wyatt delivers professionalism\, intentionality\, and a powerful musical experience that resonates with listeners. \nWyatt has won many “Best Jazz Soloist” awards at many jazz festivals in the Midwest region. In 2016\, Wyatt played bass trombone in the 2016 Jazz Band of America under the direction of Michael Mossman\, the 2017 Next Generation Jazz Orchestra under the direction of Paul Contos\, the 2018 NYO Jazz Orchestra under the direction of Sean Jones\, and the 2021 JAS Academy Big Band under the direction of Christian McBride in Aspen\, Colorado. Wyatt was also a member of the Ulysses Owens Jr. Big Band and was a part of their debut record\, “Soul Conversations.” In addition\, Wyatt has had the opportunity to tour the US\, Canada\, and Europe with various ensembles and perform at festivals\, including the Monterey Jazz Festival\, the Montreal Jazz Festival\, the Benny Golson Jazz Festival\, the Rochester Jazz Festival\, and many others. Wyatt has also performed with Michael Dease\, Ulysses Owens Jr.\, Kurt Elling\, Dee Dee Bridgewater\, Diego Rivera\, Alexa Tarantino\, Carl Maraghi\, Lakecia Benjamin\, Brandon Lee\, Tim Green\, Tom “Bones” Malone\, Frank Greene\, Terell Stafford\, Sean Jones\, Andre Hayward\, Rodney Whitaker\, Steve Fidyk\, Steve Wilson\, Steve Davis\, Dave Dickey\, Antonio Hart\, Stefon Harris\, Dianne Reeves\, and many other world-class musicians. \n 
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