Name: Jazz on Wolastoq- Fabio Kutnowski Trio/Cloud Cats/Kyla Tilley
Start: 2024-07-19T19:00:00-03:00
Location: 375 King St, Fredericton, NB E3B 1E4, Canada

$Jazz on Wolastoq- Fabio Kutnowski Trio\/Cloud Cats\/Kyla Tilley$

A trio of new to us acts, one evening. These are trained musicians looking to play for you. It will be a fantastic mix of music
Kayla Tilley at 7 PM
Cloud Cats at 8 PM
Fabio Kutnowski Trio & Friends at 9 PM
Entry- $10 adv/$15 door/festival pass
https://locarius.io/events/1041/jazz-on-wolastoq-fabio-kutnowski-triocloud-catskyla-tilley
Passes here:
https://locarius.io/events/914/jazz-on-wolastoq-2024-early-bird
Bassist, composer/arranger and bandleader, Fabio Kutnowski, delivers a unique sound with influences from modern RnB, Motown and jazz fusion. Raised in Fredericton, Fabio’s musical journey began with piano and cello. As the son of two classical musicians, Fabio’s musical view was centred around the classical repertoire until he started learning electric bass with his teacher, Jason Flores, and guitar on his own. It was through bass and guitar that Fabio delved into Motown and RnB music which eventually led him to jazz. He is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Music degree with a jazz concentration at Humber College in Toronto under Jon Maharaj. Joining Fabio is Liam Bunin on drums and fellow classmate Minh Hoang on keys.
• Liam Bunin – Drums • Minh Hoang – Piano • Fabio Kutnowski – Upright & Electric Bass
Cloud Cats is the combined sounds of violinist/vocalist Jasmine Michel, drummer/percussionist Liam Bunin, bassist Fabio Kutnowski & keyboardist Minh Hoang. With influences of jazz, classical and global folk, their musical selections will carry listeners softly, cloud-like, through an eclectic sonic landscape.
Kyla Tilley is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for her emotionally turbulent live performances, her gymnastic guitar playing, and her fabulous shoe collection.
Using whatever words she likes, Kyla constructs tales true and tall of fantastic exploits, mundane tasks, and moderate misadventure, delivered through a mix of vocal fusillades, chaotic finger-picking, and kaleidoscopic rhythms, punctuated with scintillating melodies and moments of serenity. Call it prog-folk.