This weekend at Carli's

Today Sunday, September 5th, from 2:30 PM on...

From 3:00 PM on, there will be a free event at our Plaza: "Un domingo de café", meaning  "Coffee Sunday". During the event a selection of specialy coffees will be demonstrated by Baristas for tasting and for sale.

Our restaurant and bar will also be open from 3:00 PM and we'll feature live jazz, "Art of the Duo", with Carli Muñoz on piano and Felipe Fournier on cajón set from 7:00 PM on....

Live Music nightly from 8:00 PM on...

On September 10th, 11th, 17th and 18th, 2010:

Fridays:

"Carli Muñoz Trio"

Saturdays:

"Art of the Duo"

With Felipe Fournier on "cajon set" and Carli Muñoz on piano.

Carli Muñoz

performs live piano jazz at Carli’s nightly from 8:00 PM on, often accompanied by other musicians.

Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays

Carli plays solo on his Steinway Concert Grand, interpreting the American Songbook, along with jazz renditions of classic Latino standards and his original music.

On Fridays and Saturdays

Jazz trio ensemble, or duo interpreting from the “Art of the Duo” series, with virtuosic percussionist Felipe Fournier on cajón set.

Note:

There is no cover charge at Carli’s except as posted when a special guest artist or ensemble is featured.  

Open Monday through Saturday during the fall, winter and spring season,

and Tuesday through Saturday during the summer season.

Wednesday nights Jam Sessions!

Bring your axe - from 9:00 PM on...

Past recent events:

Pianist Soren Moller & bassist Ricky Rodriguez

Performing Friday September 3rd and Saturday September 4th.,

Two sets: at 8 PM and 9:30 PM

Cover Charge $5 p/p at the bar, or $3 p/p for dinners

Some jazz musicians do one thing well, but that one thing is all that they do. Not Soren Moller. Flexibility is the driving force that motivates this Danish-born pianist-composer to continually explore. Moller is as comfortable playing his original compositions in a duo or quartet configuration as he is interpreting the work of Miles Davis or Rachmaninoff in a trio format or leading a big band.

Nor does Moller believe in surrounding himself solely with collaborators who share similar backgrounds and outlooks. Although he is from Copenhagen, Moller delights in working with musicians from locales as far-flung as Mexico, Zimbabwe, New Orleans, Scandinavia and China, in order to bring a global glow to the music he envisions.

The result has quite often moved fans and critics alike. Moller’s recordings, including The Clouds Above (2009), A Tribute to Trane (2007), Playlist (2006) and Storytelling (2005) have all garnered praise, as have his heralded performances in Africa, Europe and New York City, where he has resided since 2002.

The Midwest Record on Soren Moller's latest CD, The Clouds Above:

“SOREN MOLLER & DICK OATTS/The Clouds Above: A delightful high water mark for contemporary sitting down, chamber jazz as this piano/sax duo takes on the impressionistic musings that crossed Moller's mind as he traveled from Denmark to New York. Letting his mind roam the 7 miles above the Earth as he rode, he came to grips with a kaleidoscopic range of material that many try for but seem to fall short in their grasp. It's sitting down jazz, but moldy figs need not apply.”