Living room

Please join us for an amazing show by the Kayla Williams Trio in an historic Brooklyn home

Prospect Park South, Brooklyn, NY

Wed, March 27, 2024 7:00 PM, EDT

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Capacity: 2 of 30 spots still available
: Bring your own drinks
: Dogs live here
Wheelchair access: Not wheelchair accessible
: Some stairs may be present in the space
: Kid-friendly event

This is a groupmuse

A live concert in a living room, backyard, or another intimate space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.

Host

Mike G.

The Kayla Williams Quartet explores a multidisciplinary approach to contemporary chamber music. The ensemble strives to bridge the gaps between classical, jazz, folk, and roots music, bringing each of these musical communities into conversation and collaboration. Kayla Williams, violist, vocalist, composer, and the group’s founder, created the ensemble while looking for a way to get back to some of her earliest experiences in music, where the boundaries between genre and style were often much more permeable than they appeared during her classical training.

What's the music?

Kayla Williams Viola & Vocals

Chris McCarthy Piano

Dan Pappalardo Bass

Wayfaring Stranger- traditional
Romance, Op.23, Amy Beach
Squirrel Hunters, traditional
Sylvia, Kayla Williams & Chris McCarthy
Blackest Crow, traditional
Sense of Self, Kayla Williams & Chris McCarthy
Gold & Silver, Hallow Bones
African Queen, Horace Silver
Reverie, Debussy Arr. Keoni Bolding

Where does this music come from?

The Kayla Williams Trio explores a multidisciplinary approach to
contemporary chamber music. The ensemble strives to bridge the gaps between classical, jazz, folk, and roots music, bringing each of these musical communities into conversation and collaboration. Kayla
Williams, violist, vocalist, composer, and the group’s founder,
created the ensemble while looking for a way to get back to some of
her earliest experiences in music, where the boundaries between genre and style were often much more permeable than they appeared during her classical training.

In performing repertoire from traditional fiddle tunes to works by Amy
Beach, William Grant Still, Paul Wiancko, Horace Silver, and Kayla
Williams’ own original compositions, the Kayla Willams Quartet is
exploring a novel way of creating chamber music, focused on
investigating commonalities rather than differences across a broad
range of musical idioms.

Location

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