Jazz Up Your Thursday: A Night with the Serius Quartet and Sureña Jazz Band!
Well, well, well! If you’re looking for a way to spice up your Thursday evening, look no further than the Government House Auditorium. Tomorrow, Thursday the 14th, the Serius Quartet and Sureña Jazz Band will take to the stage for an evening of free jazz that promises to make you rethink your usually boring Thursdays!
Jazz in the House: What to Expect
The Sureña Jazz Band, a delightful ensemble of musical misfits, will kick things off with a repertoire that covers everything from traditional Jazz to Dixieland and New Orleans influences. That’s right—no need to pack your bags and head to the Big Easy; this concert is the perfect excuse to dance like no one’s watching… even though everyone probably will be.
Meet the Artists
First up is the Serius Quartet, a group serious about their jazz, yet no one would blame you for keeping a straight face while they belt out classics by the legendary French composer Claude Bolling. It’s like a French pastry with a side of jazz—light, fluffy, and irresistible! The quartet features:
- Anibal Intilli on flute
- Luis Afione on drums
- Nelson Aburto on double bass
- Agustín Bonet on piano
And if you think that sounds delightful, wait until you hear the Sureña Jazz Band. With a lineup that includes an eclectic mix of musicians like:
- Sergio Ianni on banjo and guitar
- Julio Garrido on double bass and guitar
- Miguel Couto on drums and washboard
- Diego Rosas on clarinet
- Juan Pablo Bergese on cornet
- Francisco Alvarez on trombone and tuba
They’ll be bringing the party with their renditions of genres guaranteed to make your toes tap faster than a cat on a hot tin roof!
Details You Can’t Forget
So where can you catch all this musical magic? The concert takes place at the Government House Auditorium from 8:30 p.m.. Yes, you heard it right—it’s absolutely free! An offer so good, it’s almost criminal. Who doesn’t love free entertainment? Especially when it’s jazz that can charm the socks off your grandmother—and your usual Thursday night TV binge.
Your Hosts for the Evening
And let’s give a shoutout to our fabulous hosts, Jorge “Negro” Sosa and Peter “Color” Frank. I mean, come on, with names like that, you know it’s going to be a lively affair! They’ll be bringing expert commentary and perhaps some accidental comedy, paving the way for an evening that feels less like a concert and more like a celebration of life.
Why You Should Go
The Music in the Auditorium initiative aims to highlight the rich cultural tapestry of our community through music. What better way to appreciate the local talent than by dodging the Netflix queue and jumping into an evening dedicated to the melodious wonders of jazz?
So gather your friends, family, and perhaps that stranger who always seems to be hanging around, and prepare to embrace an evening where jazz flows like wine at a lavish banquet. Who knows? You might discover a hidden talent for scatting. Or if nothing else, at least you can say you were there, soaking in the sound of a genre that once made Louis Armstrong cry tears of joy!
Mark your calendars, set your reminders, and most importantly, jazz up your life this Thursday—the Serius Quartet and Sureña Jazz Band are ready to tickle your ears and set your soul alight!
The esteemed Serius Quartet and the vibrant Sureña Jazz Band are set to grace the stage tomorrow, Thursday the 14th, at the illustrious Government House Auditorium. Remarkably, admission to this highly anticipated event is entirely free, making it accessible to all.
The Sureña Jazz Band will enchant audiences with a captivating repertoire that spans traditional Jazz, the lively sounds of Dixieland, and the soulful rhythms of New Orleans, showcasing a dynamic range of the genre.
Tomorrow evening, beginning at 8:30 p.m., the Ministry of Human Development, Local Governments and Women, through its Undersecretary of Culture, cordially invites the community to partake in another exciting installment of the Music in the Auditorium cycle. This eagerly awaited concert will take place in the Government House Auditorium, where attendees can enjoy an evening dedicated to the magic of jazz, all at no charge.
The event promises to be broadcast live on Radio and Television of Neuquén (RTN), offering listeners a chance to experience the concert from the comfort of their homes. Leading the proceedings will be the engaging hosts, Jorge “Negro” Sosa and Peter “Color” Frank, who will introduce the talented musical groups taking the stage.
The Music in the Auditorium cycle is a notable initiative aimed at promoting the rich musical diversity of the region while opening the doors of the Government House Auditorium to the entire community, highlighting the cultural tapestry that music weaves.
Serius Quartet is a remarkable ensemble devoted to exploring the works of the renowned French composer Claude Bolling, whose unique style merges the elegance of classical music with the improvisational flair of jazz. The quartet features the exceptional talents of Anibal Intilli on flute; Luis Afione on drums; Nelson Aburto on double bass; and Agustín Bonet on piano, each bringing their artistry to the forefront.
The concert will then transition to the vibrant sounds of Sureña Jazz Band, a talented collective comprising Sergio Ianni on banjo and guitar; Julio Garrido on double bass and guitar; Miguel Couto on drums and washboard; Diego Rosas on clarinet; Juan Pablo Bergese on cornet; and Francisco Alvarez on trombone and tuba. Together, they will perform a delightful selection that celebrates the rich traditions of jazz.
**Interview with Jorge “Negro” Sosa and Peter “Color” Frank: Hosts of the Jazz Night at Government House Auditorium**
**Editor:** Good afternoon, Jorge and Peter! Thanks for joining me to talk about the upcoming jazz concert featuring the Serius Quartet and the Sureña Jazz Band. It sounds like it will be an exciting evening!
**Jorge “Negro” Sosa:** Thank you for having us! We’re thrilled about the event. Jazz is such a vibrant genre, and it’s a fantastic opportunity for the community to come together and appreciate some incredible local talent.
**Peter “Color” Frank:** Absolutely! This concert is part of the Music in the Auditorium initiative, and we’re genuinely looking forward to creating a lively atmosphere where everyone can relax and enjoy great music together.
**Editor:** Can you give us a glimpse of what audiences can expect from the Serius Quartet?
**Jorge:** The Serius Quartet takes a serious approach to jazz, and their renditions of Claude Bolling’s classics are simply enchanting. They create this beautiful blend of sophistication and fun. I mean, who doesn’t love a little French pastry vibe with their jazz?
**Peter:** And don’t forget the musicians! Anibal on flute, Luis on drums, Nelson on double bass, and Agustín on piano—this quartet has it all, and they bring such a unique flavor to their performances!
**Editor:** That sounds delightful! Now, how about the Sureña Jazz Band? What can attendees look forward to from them?
**Peter:** The Sureña Jazz Band is an eclectic mix of talented musicians. Expect to hear everything from traditional jazz to whimsical Dixieland sounds—they really know how to get the crowd moving! Their energy is contagious, and they don’t shy away from having a good time.
**Jorge:** Exactly! With talents like Sergio on banjo and guitar, and Miguel on drums and washboard, you’ll definitely be tapping your toes and maybe even dancing. It’s a party atmosphere for sure!
**Editor:** It sounds like a fantastic evening. And did I hear correctly that this event is free?
**Jorge:** Yes, you heard right! Admission is totally free, which makes it even better. It’s a chance for everyone to come out, enjoy some amazing performances, and experience the joyful spirit of jazz without breaking the bank.
**Peter:** Plus, the hosts’ commentary—well, we’ll do our best to keep it entertaining! Expect a few laughs and maybe some accidental comedy, too!
**Editor:** Sounds like a truly special event. Any final thoughts for those contemplating whether to attend?
**Jorge:** Come and embrace the magic of live music! It’s a chance to explore the rich cultural tapestry of our community and escape the usual Thursday routine.
**Peter:** Yes! Bring your friends, family—everyone! Jazz is about community and connection, and we’d love to see a big crowd at the Government House Auditorium tomorrow at 8:30 p.m.
**Editor:** Thank you both for your time, and I can’t wait to experience the excitement at the concert!
**Jorge & Peter:** Thank you! See you all there!