Russian-born Armenian flutist Yulia Musayelyan's music combines modern jazz harmonies, odd meters, and improvisation with folkloric styles from Armenia, Argentina, and other cultures, seeking to bridge distant traditions. She is joined by an international ensemble of some of the most versatile and in-demand jazz musicians in NYC and Boston.

The Armenian Mirror-Spectator writes, “[Musayelyan] grooves as if she were a dual-native, balancing somewhere between Armenia and Argentina.”

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Armenians in Jazz Featuring Yulia Musayelyan

Joe's Pub

Faculty bassist and composer Fernando Huergo’s latest project features his original compositions and arrangements for big band. Consisting of some of Boston’s finest musicians, the group plays the music of Thelonious Monk, Wayne Shorter, Dave Holland, Antonio Loureiro, and Huergo. The music features odd meters and a modern approach to the big band sound, and it appears on Huergo’s latest album, The Possibility of Change, released in 2020. Music from this album and new compositions will be featured in this concert.

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Aug 20, 2024

Armenians in Jazz Featuring Yulia Musayelyan · Armenian General Benevolent Union

Oct 20, 2022

Fernando Huergo Big Band · Berklee College of Music

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