THE AMY PLATT TRIO AND FRIENDS
Friday, March 2, 2002, at 8:00 PM
Tickets: $12 in advance, $15 at the door.
Reservations: Return the Order Form and a check payable to Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, with Amy Platt Concert printed in the memo line, to:
HEALING ARTS
Morristown Unitarian Fellowship
21 Normandy Heights Road
Morristown, NJ 07960
Or call: 973-540-1177 x252
THE AMY PLATT TRIO; featuring Amy Platt on clarinet and saxophones, Dave Phillips on Acoustic bass and Randy Crafton on drums and percussion; offers an eclectic crossover of jazz and Western classical music, heavily influenced by Middle Eastern rhythms and Eastern European melodies. This freewheeling, smoldering sound - spiced with humor, irresistible groove and lyric grace - has prompted The New York Times to describe them as "impressive, provocative, dissolving barriers between European instrumental performance and tribal music." There is more information available at Amy Platt's website: www.craftone.com. For this special concert, the Amy Platt Trio will be joined by MUF's own John Conte on piano and Glen Fittin (percussionist for Disney's Lion King on Broadway) on percussion. THE ONE WORLD COFFEE HOUSE is as an expression of the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship's commitment "to work for social justice and the well-being of our planet earth," to reach out and deepen connections with our neighbors in northern New Jersey - and to celebrate our diversity and spirit of creativity! Each "concert with heart" features music and stories from cultures represented in our immediate neighborhood, and offers networking opportunities for local activists and grass-roots social service organizations. These are our goals: - Celebrating the diverse cultural traditions that make up our rapidly-changing "neighborhood" by providing a venue for musicians representing these traditions (and not likely to be featured in the Fellowship's existing concert programs);
- Creating a gathering place and networking forum for local activists and grass-roots community service organizations sharing our commitment to honoring the inherent worth and dignity of all people and preserving the health of our planet and all the beings with whom we share it;
- Sharing, where possible, profits realized from this endeavor between the Fellowship and appropriate non-profit social service groups in our community.
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