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Allegra Bandy

Thursday, October 29 – 7:30pm
Allegra Bandy Quartet
live jazz stream from the bookshop

Allegra Bandy – vocals
Scott Larson – trombone
Keith Saunders – piano
Eric Markowitz – bass

 

Allegra Bandy and Scott Larson have been playing music together for over a decade in many different settings, from jazz standards, ska and reggae to big band soul.  As husband and wife, they share a love for playing classic jazz, a love for the brilliance of good songwriting and a devotion to sharing these classics with the world.  Each of them has played stages all over the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia. They look forward to continuing building a legacy of jazz performance in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond.

Read more on Allegra here: https://allegrabandy.com

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