Three-time Emmy-nominated pianist/composer, Steve Sandberg
[http://stevesandbergmusic.com/], will perform two live-streamed
CONCERTS JANUARY 30TH AND MARCH 13TH AT 8:00PM from BROOKLYN’s
SOAPBOX GALLERY. SANDBERG’s CONCERTS WILL MIX PERFORMANCES FROM THE
SOLO PIANO REPERTOIRE (Chopin, Ravel, Bartok, Liszt), with his
trio’s expansive improvisations drawing from Latin, African, Balkan,
Classical and East Indian traditions. On the improvs, he will be
accompanied on bass by Michael O’Brien and drummer.Rudy Royston.
These shows will mark SANDBERG’s fourth and fifth appearances at
SOAPBOX GALLERY SINCE THE ONSET OF THE COVID-19 pandemic.The CONCERTS
ARE A MINIMUM OF $10. Any additional amount ticket buyers care to
contribute go directly into the pockets of the artists and toward the
cost of running the venue. Tickets can be purchased by credit card or
PayPal. All Shows are currently exclusively VIRTUAL. The link for
tickets is here: https://www.soapboxgallery.org
[https://www.soapboxgallery.org]
SANDBERG GREW UP PLAYING CLASSICAL PIANO AND IS A LONGTIME STUDENT OF
SEYMOUR BERNSTEIN. He became a part of New York’s vibrant Latin
music scene, performing with multi-instrumentalist Mario Rivera (as
pianist, composer and arranger for Rivera’s legendary “Salsa
Refugee” group), Celia Cruz, Tito Puente, Ruben Blades
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rub%C3%A9n_Blades] , Bebel Gilberto,
and David Byrne [http://davidbyrne.com/] (“Rei Momo ”) as
keyboardist and vocalist. SANDBERG WAS THE COMPOSER FOR
NICKELODEON’s landmark children’s programs “Dora the Explorer
[http://www.nickjr.com/dora-the-explorer/] ” and “Go, Diego,
Go!” It was when his work on “Dora” came to an end that he
returned to playing classical music once again. The Steve Sandberg
Quartet made its debut in 2016 at New York City’s DiMenna Center,
merging classical Western music with his passion for jazz, Latin, and
world music. The Quartet released its breakthrough recording,
“Alaya,” on Artistshare Records in 2016.
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