The Kareem Kandi World Orchestra (SEA/TAC/PDX) perform at the 1905
Two Shows - 7:30 and 9:30
- Kareem Kandi (TAC), Tenor Saxophone
- Greg Feingold (SEA), Bass
- Michael Raynor (PDX), Drums
A native of the Pacific Northwest, saxophonist Kareem Kandi is a performer, composer, and educator, in high demand for his talents both on and off the stage. Kareem is a versatile saxophonist and composer with strong roots in the traditions of Jazz, Blues, Classical and Funk, and has been performing throughout the U.S. and abroad for years, gaining attention from critics and audiences alike. While staying true to musical styles of the past, he also keeps an eye towards the future by composing original music as well as new arrangements of timeless songs from the great American songbook.
Early Show - Integer Septet: Solidarity Themes Album Release Show - $15 - $20
- Justin Copeland, Trumpet
- Tim Wilcox, Saxophones
- Chris Shuttleworth, Trombone
- Todd Marston, Piano Compositions
- Andrew Jones, Bass
- Micah Hummel, Drums
- Chris Johnedis, Percussion
“Solidarity Themes” was created in 2021 as a soundtrack for the study of solidarity in its many forms. Each song is dedicated to a different individual (some historical, some current) whose work has brought people together in pursuit of justice, equity and sustainability. The ensemble features three horns, rhythm section and percussion. This project was partially funded by Portland’s Regional Arts and Culture Council.
Late Show - Church Girl & Co. 11:30p $15 - $20
- Aléa Lorén aka Church Girl, Vocals
- Alvin Johnson, Musical Director/Keys/Talkbox Yuck, Bass
- AJ Johnson, DJ/Drums
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Every day of the week in the evenings, and often multiple times per day on weekends, The 1905 plays host to the exquisite jazz community that Portland has to offer. In addition to keeping a finger on the pulse of the local scene, The 1905 has hosted internationally recognized musicians such as 5 time Grammy award-winner Antonio Sanchez, and Jazz greats like Ralph Peterson Jr.