Most importantly, Meder will dip into his latest album, this year’s Unamuno Songs and Stories inspired by 20th-century Basque-Spanish philosopher and anti fascist Miguel de Unamuno. Because it’s part of St. Petersburg College, masks are required at all performances at Palladium.
NYC jazz composer and pianist Dave Meder plays St. Pete on Friday
His trio is at Palladium Theater.
Jazz composer, pianist and University of North Texas music professor Dave Meder gets an assist from musicians Marty Jaffe (bass) and Jonathan Barber (drums) for his “Songs and Stories Trio” performance, which pays tribute to everything from gospel standards to deconstructed versions of Thelonious Monk.
Most importantly, Meder will dip into his latest album, this year’s Unamuno Songs and Stories inspired by 20th-century Basque-Spanish philosopher and anti fascist Miguel de Unamuno. Because it’s part of St. Petersburg College, masks are required at all performances at Palladium.
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Most importantly, Meder will dip into his latest album, this year’s Unamuno Songs and Stories inspired by 20th-century Basque-Spanish philosopher and anti fascist Miguel de Unamuno. Because it’s part of St. Petersburg College, masks are required at all performances at Palladium.
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