Dave Storrs With Dave Leslie And Friends, Festival Of The Unknown at Classic Pianos

Dave Storrs and Friends. Drummer, founder of Louie Records in Corvalis and long time advocate of free improvised music in the Northwest. This is a rare chance to see Dave and his band.

Improvised Set: Resident Artists welcome

Attention all music aficionados, musicians, improvisers, musicians interested in performing experimental music, and those interested in witnessing free music being written and performed in the moment: Cadence Jazz Magazine, newly based in Portland, OR since 2012, in partnership with Classic Pianos and Holistic Voice Lab, now has a home for our monthly music series. New works by composers, headline acts, an improvisers set and silent film/jam session make up this series that will simply blow your mind!...

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Dave Storrs and Friends. Drummer, founder of Louie Records in Corvalis and long time advocate of free improvised music in the Northwest. This is a rare chance to see Dave and his band.

Improvised Set: Resident Artists welcome

Attention all music aficionados, musicians, improvisers, musicians interested in performing experimental music, and those interested in witnessing free music being written and performed in the moment: Cadence Jazz Magazine, newly based in Portland, OR since 2012, in partnership with Classic Pianos and Holistic Voice Lab, now has a home for our monthly music series. New works by composers, headline acts, an improvisers set and silent film/jam session make up this series that will simply blow your mind!

Cadence Festival of the Unknown goes beyond Jazz to reach into the rich stores of creative musical minds who have yet to be fully appreciated by the mainstream. World-class musicians will be invited to come co-create an evening of fun, mystery, excitement and collaboration.

Cadence Jazz Magazine has been an active source of support in the Jazz community for over 40 years.

"Cadence Magazine is a priceless archive of interviews, oral histories, book reviews..." The Penguin Encyclopedia of Popular Music

"An absolute must have for jazz fans." Victory Review

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