Rob Mosher's Polebridge at Gigspace Performance Studio

The band — featuring Rob Mosher, clarinet/soprano sax/music; Micah Killion, trumpet; Aline Homzy, violin; Greg de Denus, piano; and Andrew Small, acoustic bass / fiddle — performs at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday July 2nd at GigSpace, 953 Gladstone Avenue, Ottawa, ON. Tickets $20. 613-729-0693. http://gigspaceottawa.com/
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Other tour dates include Saturday, June 28 at the Aron Theatre in Campbellford; Sunday, June 29 at 80 Gladstone in Toronto; Monday June 30th at First-St Andrews United Church in London, ON; Wednesday, July 2nd at GigSpace in Ottawa, ON; and Thursday July 3rd at the Montreal International Jazz Festival, Montreal, QC....

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The band — featuring Rob Mosher, clarinet/soprano sax/music; Micah Killion, trumpet; Aline Homzy, violin; Greg de Denus, piano; and Andrew Small, acoustic bass / fiddle — performs at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday July 2nd at GigSpace, 953 Gladstone Avenue, Ottawa, ON. Tickets $20. 613-729-0693. http://gigspaceottawa.com/
https://www.facebook.com/events/480549995408665/

Other tour dates include Saturday, June 28 at the Aron Theatre in Campbellford; Sunday, June 29 at 80 Gladstone in Toronto; Monday June 30th at First-St Andrews United Church in London, ON; Wednesday, July 2nd at GigSpace in Ottawa, ON; and Thursday July 3rd at the Montreal International Jazz Festival, Montreal, QC.

Mosher’s Polebridge CD has earned wide acclaim:

"A wonderfully simple collection of chamber-jazz pieces, beautifully orchestrated with few instruments, that come together like the sections of a quilt." - Bill Kohlhaase, Santa Fe New Mexican

"Mosher describes this project as 'drunken chamber music' which is apropos but a bit self- deprecating. What Polebridge is is fun, at times wacky, at other moments lovely, quite melodic, well-played and never dull." - Richard Kamins, Step Tempest

"When Mosher arrived he found an old piano abandoned in a lane. That image colors the music, a genuine chamber jazz mutation: there's a seamless interplay of composed and improvised elements that draw inspiration from sources as diverse as Aaron Copland and klezmer as well as the images of a western town outside of time." - Stuart Broomer, The Whole Note

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