Small Batch presents: The Glass Key Trio – SOLD OUT

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A sepia-tinted photo of a drummer, an upright bass player, and a guitarist performing on stage.

Small Batch is an intimate new music concert series to be held in the Recording Studio's Live Room, curated by Russell Podgorsek and Andrew Stoltz.


Jeremy Bleich - guitar/composition
Paul Brown - bass
Milton Villarrubia III - drums

Based in Santa Fe, NM and led by Jeremy Bleich’s eclectic guitar and compositional style, The Glass Key Trio explores compositions inspired by country, world music, folk, and film noir. Each composition is a vehicle for spirited dialogue between the players ushering the listener into a narrative exploration of musical landscapes. 

"The Glass Key Trio... has conceived a strange combination of folk, gospel, spirituals, jazz and experimental curiosities, all without adhering too intensely to any one, and without an easy means to genre-fy." - Santa Fe Reporter


About the performers

Jeremy Bleich is a composer and multi-instrumentalist who incorporates a wide palette of sound and 
culture into the process of creating music. He has toured extensively across Europe and the U.S playing bass and electronics with critically acclaimed trio “birth”. He resides in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he is involved with presenting new music on his Grasshopper Music record label, teaching Orchestra at Los Alamos Public Schools and conducting with the Santa Fe Youth Symphony. Jeremy has played and/or recorded with musicians as diverse as Count Vu, Joe Maneri, Chris Jonas, and songwriters Jason White and Rick Elias.  

Paul Brown has been playing music for 47 years, studying bass and improvisation at the 
Berklee College of Music, and ud and makam with Haig Manoukian and Yordal Tokcan. 
Comfortable in all styles of music from Eastern Europe and beyond, he is in demand across the  country, 
playing electric and acoustic bass with a number of bands (Édessa, Souren Baronian’s Taksim, Pontic Firebird) 
at music and dance camps, concerts, and festivals.

Milton Villarrubia III grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana and has been crafting his music art in Santa Fe, New Mexico since 1996. Milton has performed with Ellis Marsalis, Myra Melford, Anthony Braxton, Peter Bernstein, Steve Masakowski, The University of New Orleans Jazz Studies Program, The Santa Fe Opera, New Mexico School for the Arts, William A. Thompson, IV, Circus Luminous, The Academy for Technology and the Classics, Candyman Strings and Things, Ray Francen's Drum based group Kodama Trio won best Jazz  Album as well as Best Jazz Song in the Prestigious New Mexico Music Awards.


 

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Due to the intimacy of the Live Room, we will only be offering 20 tickets per performance. The Butler School's complimentary ticket policy does not apply to this concert. 

Event Types
Jazz New Music