Charles Lloyd: Chapel Trio feat. Bill Frisell & Thomas Morgan
Charles Lloyd
Chapel Trio

Charles Lloyd

with BILL FRISELL & THOMAS MORGAN

SEP 29-OCT 2 | Charles Lloyd: Trio of Trios

Sep 29, 2022
Miner Auditorium

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As vital as ever at 84, tenor saxophonist and flutist Charles Lloyd is a perpetual seeker. The 2015 NEA Jazz Master’s latest exploratory vehicle is the aptly named Chapel Trio with guitar  giant Bill Frisell and bass virtuoso Thomas Morgan .

Conjuring music from the ineffable spaces where melodies unexpectedly coalesce and rhythmic movement dodges and feints around corners, Chapel Trio paints exquisite soundscapes rife with hints and suggestions rather than brash statements. The group expands Lloyd’s extrasensory relationship with Frisell, whose supple palette has made him an essential denizen of the saxophonist’s cosmos as a member of his song-based band The Marvels. The Hayward-raised Morgan is one New York’s most sought after bassists, appearing on more than 100 albums over the past two decades, including the quietly sumptuous live duo sessions with Frisell recorded at the Village Vanguard, 2017’s Small Town and 2019’s Epistrophy. As a triumvirate dedicated to beatific lyricism, Chapel Trio is the latest leap into the unknown by Lloyd, an artist who has thrived on jazz’s venturesome edge since the late 1950s.

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As a triumvirate dedicated to beatific lyricism, Chapel Trio is the latest leap into the unknown by Lloyd, an artist who has thrived on jazz’s venturesome edge since the late 1950s.

CONCERT UNDERWRITERS
Kier Taylor and Linda Skare
Mark and Jessica Nutik Zitter

PRESS
The New Yorker: Recent Feature on Charles Lloyd

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NPR feature on Charles Lloyd’s Trio of Trios

The jazz eminence Charles Lloyd has been many things since his rocketlike emergence in the 1960s: a breakout talent, a phenomenon, a recluse, a searcher

The New York Times

The jazz eminence Charles Lloyd has been many things since his rocketlike emergence in the 1960s: a breakout talent, a phenomenon, a recluse, a searcher

The New York Times

Personnel

Charles Lloyd saxophone and flute
Bill Frisell guitar
Thomas Morgan bass

Mr. Lloyd has come up with a strange and beautiful distillation of the American experience, part abandoned and wild, part immensely controlled and sophisticated.

The New York Times

Personnel

Charles Lloyd saxophone and flute
Bill Frisell guitar
Thomas Morgan bass

Mr. Lloyd has come up with a strange and beautiful distillation of the American experience, part abandoned and wild, part immensely controlled and sophisticated.

The New York Times

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Charles Lloyd with Bill Frisell & Thomas Morgan

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Charles Lloyd with Bill Frisell & Thomas Morgan

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