"It really blew me away; I was really impressed. They called their concert an Informance, meaning they combined musical performance with commentary...just enough explanation...standing ovations even before intermission.  They did it right." –

   Randy Harrison, Arts Coordinator, City of Chesapeake Fine Arts Commission.

The Virginian Pilot newspaper’s Eric Feber: “…esteemed jazz trio led by Julliard trained pianist, composer/arranger…performed standards, modern jazz, classics from Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess, other Broadway tunes. …transformed the Tennessee Waltz into an improvisational opus.

The diverse audience loved it.  Older couples, families with young children. Deaf attendees on the front row could feel the music’s vibrations. Interpreters made sure they understood the commentary.  If you missed [the Jazz Informance]…, then you really missed it.”

Jazz Informance Video