Sonando - Latin Jazz in Seattle
Sonando - Latin Jazz in Seattle
1617 California Ave. SW
Seattle, WA 98116
1617 California Ave. SW
Seattle, WA 98116
Categories: Ethnic Products & Service, Jazz Music Group Or Artist, Live Theater Plays, Musicals & More, Music Entertainment
Latin Jazz Band
With a repertoire ranging from jazz standards to contemporary classics and latin jazz originals,
this versatile trio provides a sophisticated atmosphere for any gathering
Sonando was founded in 1990 by Fred Hoadley to explore new directions in the blending of Afro-Cuban rhythms and Jazz. For well over a decade, Sonando has performed original Latin Jazz at festivals, clubs & concerts throughout the Northwest. Our first two recordings, Sonando (1995) & La Rumba Esta Buena (1998), received airplay and critical acclaim throughout the country. Our third, Sonando Tres, was released in May of 2006 on the Origin Arts label, and is currently being aired around the country.
Sonando's repertoire includes traditional & modern interpretations of Afro-Cuban styles such as Son, Changui, Bata & Rumba, as well as our signature Latin Jazz. We perform on folkloric instruments such as bata, marimbula, tres, congas, & shekere, as well as modern jazz instruments including flute, sax, trombone, piano, bass, & drumset.
Our current lineup includes some of Seattle's most experienced musicians, including Tom Bergersen – congas & percussion, Francisco Medina Jr. – timbales & percussion, Ben Verdier – bass, Jim Coile – saxophone & flute, Chris Stover – trombone, and Fred Hoadley – piano & tres (Cuban guitar).
Here’s what some critics had to say:
Pianist Fred Hoadley's Afro-Cuban band, Sonando, which plays the Lock 'n' Keel, has a new release, too, called "Tres," after the six-string Cuban stringed instrument, which Hoadley plays on the album. I love his stately arrangement of the tune "Delilah."
Sonando is a vastly underappreciated Seattle band with a mature style and comprehensive knowledge of Cuban music.
Paul de Barros - Seattle Times, November 2006
"Sonando is a huge hit with our on air hosts and listeners, and is currently in heavy rotation.
Another good one from Fred and crew...."
Arturo Gómez, Music Director, Jazz 89 - KUVO Denver, June 2006
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With a repertoire ranging from jazz standards to contemporary classics and latin jazz originals,
this versatile trio provides a sophisticated atmosphere for any gathering
Sonando was founded in 1990 by Fred Hoadley to explore new directions in the blending of Afro-Cuban rhythms and Jazz. For well over a decade, Sonando has performed original Latin Jazz at festivals, clubs & concerts throughout the Northwest. Our first two recordings, Sonando (1995) & La Rumba Esta Buena (1998), received airplay and critical acclaim throughout the country. Our third, Sonando Tres, was released in May of 2006 on the Origin Arts label, and is currently being aired around the country.
Sonando's repertoire includes traditional & modern interpretations of Afro-Cuban styles such as Son, Changui, Bata & Rumba, as well as our signature Latin Jazz. We perform on folkloric instruments such as bata, marimbula, tres, congas, & shekere, as well as modern jazz instruments including flute, sax, trombone, piano, bass, & drumset.
Our current lineup includes some of Seattle's most experienced musicians, including Tom Bergersen – congas & percussion, Francisco Medina Jr. – timbales & percussion, Ben Verdier – bass, Jim Coile – saxophone & flute, Chris Stover – trombone, and Fred Hoadley – piano & tres (Cuban guitar).
Here’s what some critics had to say:
Pianist Fred Hoadley's Afro-Cuban band, Sonando, which plays the Lock 'n' Keel, has a new release, too, called "Tres," after the six-string Cuban stringed instrument, which Hoadley plays on the album. I love his stately arrangement of the tune "Delilah."
Sonando is a vastly underappreciated Seattle band with a mature style and comprehensive knowledge of Cuban music.
Paul de Barros - Seattle Times, November 2006
"Sonando is a huge hit with our on air hosts and listeners, and is currently in heavy rotation.
Another good one from Fred and crew...."
Arturo Gómez, Music Director, Jazz 89 - KUVO Denver, June 2006
Keywords: Sonando,latin,jazz,band,mambo, salsa,Seattle,Fred Hoadley,JayThomas,Jim Coile,Ben Verdier,Chris Stover,Francisco Medina,Miguel Garrido,Tom Bergersen,Mark Ivester,Afro-Cuban,Grupo Son,son,Victory,Earshot,Latin Beat,JazzNow,Descarga,tropical,rhythm,Hit Parade, Bochinche,Cuban,world,music,songo
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