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Latin Classical Psychedelic at Edgewood Community Farm

Edgewood, Washington

Sat, September 14 7:00 PM, EDT
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    Capacity
    41 of 55 spots still available
    Drinking policy
    Bring your own drinks
    Wheelchair access
    Not wheelchair accessible
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    This is an outdoor groupmuse

    A live in-person performance in a backyard or another outdoor space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.

    Host

    John W. W.

    John W. Warren, on classical and electric guitar, and Bruno Lucini, on global percussion, return to Edgewood Community Farm for a performance of Latin Classical Psychedelic, performing pieces from Brazil, Cuba, Latin America, and Spain, original compositions, and instrumental arrangements of 60s classics and contemporary songs, in a sensational style that fuses elements of classical, Brazilian, Latin, folk, electronica romantica, and psychedelia.

    The venue is Edgewood Community Farm (@Edgewoodcommunityfarm & edgewoodcommunityfarm.org) an urban farm in the heart of Washington, D.C.
    The mission of Edgewood Community Farm and the Megahaus is to build community, introduce neighbors and friends to new music, and promote inclusivity. This is a queer, BIPOC, and immigrant friendly space. Come make new friends and check out amazing music.

    What's the music?

    John W. Warren and Bruno Lucini - Latin Classical Psychedelic Classical/Electric Guitar & Percussion

    Planned program:

    O Astronauta – Baden Powell
    Etude No. 1 - Heitor Villa-Lobos
    Julia Florida - Agustin Barrios Mangoré
    La Noche Triste - John W. Warren
    Shenandoah - Traditional
    Bird Song – Jerry Garcia/Grateful Dead
    Floresta do Amazonas: Melodia Sentimental - Heitor Villa-Lobos

    La Luna en tu Mirada (Bolero) - Luis Chanivecky Rawek
    Ojos Brujos – Gonzalo Roig
    Moon River - Henry Mancini
    Chão de Estrelas – Baden Powell
    Weird Fishes/Arpeggi - Radiohead
    A Lenda do Abaeté – Dorival Caymmi

    Where does this music come from?

    Performing music that crosses boundaries of several traditions and genres, John W. Warren and Bruno Lucini fluidly combine elements of Spanish and Latin American classical guitar traditions, Brazilian afro samba and bossa nova, folk, electronica romantica, 60s instrumentals, and unique arrangements of popular songs.

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