Tito Carrillo Quintet

Sat Mar 30 2024 at 08:00 pm to 11:30 pm

Monks Jazz | Austin

Monks Jazz
Publisher/HostMonks Jazz
Tito Carrillo Quintet
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Join us for a live taping and listening-room concert for the Tito Carrillo Quintet!
8pm In-Person Tickets at tickets.monksjazz.com/shows/2571/?date=2024-03-30
10pm In-Person Tickets at tickets.monksjazz.com/shows/2571/?date=2024-03-30
Tito Carrillo - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Diego Rivera - Saxophones
Chris Villanueva - Piano
Miles Wick - Bass
Evan Luna - Drums
Tito Carrillo is a trumpeter, composer, and educator whose music blurs the lines between Afro-Caribbean music traditions and modern jazz. Born and raised in Austin to a Puerto Rican father and Mexican-American mother, Carrillo came to prominence in the mid-90’s in Chicago’s rich jazz and Latin music scenes, becoming a top call soloist, bandleader, and freelance trumpet artist.
The Chicago Tribune describes him as having “acquired a reputation as a fluid improviser, doubly blessed with a warm lyric style and technique to burn.”
The artists he has collaborated with are as diverse as his skill set: Chicago heavyweights Willie Pickens, Ryan Cohan, and Geof Bradfield; Chicago Latin groups Chinchano (Juan Pastor) and the Chicago Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble (Victor Garcia); big bands such as the Woody Herman Orchestra, the Chicago Jazz Ensemble, and the Smithsonian Masterworks Orchestra (David Baker); salsa legends Andy Montañez, Cheo Feliciano, and Cuban flutist Orlando “Maraca” Valle; jazz greats such as Kurt Elling, Claudio Roditi, Jon Faddis, and Paquito D’Rivera; and pop icons Quincy Jones and Phil Collins.
Carrillo released his debut solo album in 2011, entitled Opening Statement (Origin Records), to rave reviews. His most recent project Urbanessence (Origin Records), was released in October 2022 to much critical acclaim, and was selected as one of the top Latin music albums of 2023 by the North American College and Community (NACC) Radio Chart.
This performance marks Carrillo’s first leader date as a returning resident of Central Texas, having relocated here from Illinois in July 2023 as the new professor of jazz trumpet at Texas State University.
Please Note: This is a live-taping, so we'll be enforcing a whisper-policy! Cold bottles of still and sparkling water will be available for purchase, but this event is BYOB. Ice will be available if needed, wine keys and 9oz cups provided! 22 free parking spaces onsite are first-come-first-serve. Doors at 7:45pm, Show at 8pm.
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Monks Jazz, 501 Pedernales St, Austin, TX 78702-0009, United States,Austin, Texas

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