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The Beacon at Midtown Presents: An Evening of Art, Poetry & Music with The San Antonio Jazz Poets: Triple Delight — Art. Poetry. Music. Spoken word meets improvisational jazz in a night of creative fusion led by Eduardo Garza and the Jazz Poets of San Antonio. Enjoy a fun and engaging evening reading and listening to spoken word open mic with live improvisational jazz as your backdrop!The Jazz Poets of San Antonio provide a stage for poets, musicians, and artists to express themselves through spoken words and music. Eduardo Garza leads the "jazz poetry" combination of words and sounds. Jazz Poets have appeared in Austin, Corpus Christi, Phoenix, AZ, Albuquerque, N.M. and all over San Antonio, TX.
The fun begins at 7:00pm.
Free and open the public
Tips to the musicians is appreciated
THE BEACON AT MIDTOWN GALLERY
1136 W. Woodlawn Ave
San Antonio, Texas 78201
(In Historic Beacon Hill neighborhood.)
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ABOUT THE JAZZ POETS OF SAN ANTONIO
Eduardo C. Garza began blending music with his poetry in 1977 and later founded the Jazz Poets Society in October 2006 in San Antonio. Since then, the group has been “cooking up the word with music,” creating a dynamic fusion of spoken word and sound.
Garza plays drums alongside a talented ensemble: Captain Crush on bass, Sarah the Magnificent on flute and percussion, Rick Skinner on guitar, Vincent Garza on saxophone, and Cristina Caballero on trumpet and vocals. Also known as the Jazz Poetry Band and Los Chromies, the group has welcomed more than 50 different musicians to perform with them over the past 17 years. They continue to invite people of all ages to share their voices and creativity at the mic.
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