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Bass virtuosity redefined

Noah Garabedian Quintet featuring Valerie Troutt

July 22 @ 7:30 pm

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Date:
July 22
Time:
7:30 pm
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Venue

Campbell Recital Hall
541 Lasuen Mall
Stanford, CA 94305 United States

SJW Members: $22 | Child (17 and under) & Student (w/ valid student ID card) $10
Non-members: $30 | Child (17 and under) & Student (w/ valid student ID card) $12

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Experience bassist and composer Noah Garabedian as he leads an electrifying ensemble performance that blends innovative compositions with global musical influences. An award-winning artist with rich international collaborations, Garabedian offers a transformative journey through through songwriting and modern jazz.

Experience bassist and composer Noah Garabedian as he steps into the spotlight for the first time as a lyricist, bringing his own band and compositions to life. Blending heartfelt songwriting with Americana folk influences, Garabedian leads an electrifying ensemble through a dynamic fusion of storytelling and improvisation.

As a bandleader and composer, he has released two albums under his own name, as well as a collaborative album with the trio Ember. His latest quartet album, Consider The Stars Beneath Us (Outside In Music, 2022), showcases his deeply expressive and forward-thinking approach. In addition to his jazz projects, he serves as musical director for “Rhythm Is Life,” a dance production featuring acclaimed tap dancer Dormeshia.

A sought-after sideman, Garabedian has toured and recorded with Ravi Coltrane, Jeff “Tain” Watts, Kris Davis, and Ralph Alessi, and has twice represented the U.S. State Department as a musical ambassador.

Artist Website

Bjurecords Article

Cansal Rebel Article

Personnel:

  • Noah Garabedian, Bass
  • Valerie Troutt, Vocals
  • Additional personnel TBA

“The music glows with a banked-fire intensity, a quiet inner flame that draws [the listener] closer to its warmth.” 

– John Chacona, All About Music

“[His second album] is a distinctive, deeply probing, creatively conceived, beautifully executed work.”

– Thomas Conrad, Stereophile Magazine