Harvey Diamond Jazz Series at Asheville Music School Performance Loft, Nov. 5-14

Press release:

Performance Loft. Each night will feature different performers along side of Harvey, showcasing the many branches of the large tree that is Jazz Music. Attendees are welcome to bring their own beer or wine, and a snack. The Loft is an intimate room with limited capacity- a perfect room for listening to world-class jazz music.

Six Night Jazz Series: November 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14

Thu Nov 5, 8pm- Duo Night
Alex Taub, piano, and Will Beasley, bass
Harvey Diamond, piano, and Mary Pearson, vocals

Fri Nov 6, 8pm- An Evening of Solo Jazz Piano
Bill Bares and Harvey Diamond

Sat Nov 7, 8pm- Special Guest Night
Harvey Diamond, piano, Harry Shultz, vocals, and special guests

Thu Nov 12, 8pm- Piano Jazz
Alex Taub and Harvey Diamond, piano

Fri Nov 13, 8pm- All-Star Night
Harvey Diamond, piano, Sharon LaMotte, vocals, Zack Page, bass, and Sonny Thornton, drums

Sat Nov 14, 8pm- Finale
Krista Tortora, vocals, Harvey Diamond, piano, and special guests

Harvey Diamond Bio:

Pianist Harvey Diamond is an unsung hero of the jazz scene. He is a musician beyond compare, a true artist, and a true original. He has never officially released a recording under his own name, however there are countless recordings of his live performances, which span his career and were made by his students and other audiophiles. He is a highly sought after educator and has been a teacher and mentor to many generations of musicians.

Originally from California, moved to the Northeast in the late 60’s and currently resides in the Boston area. Harvey was one of the last prize students of the late great Lennie Tristano studying with him weekly for 10 years in New York City up until Lennie’s death in ’78. In education and performance Harvey continues to promote Tristano’s concepts.

He has performed with Sheila Jordan, Dave Liebman, Charles Neville, and Art Farmer. Harvey is currently on the faculty of the Winchester Community Music School and the Vermont Jazz Center, and formerly a member of Berklee College of Music faculty. He currently leads his own trio and another group with his daughter, vocalist Hannah Rose Diamond.

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Alli Marshall has lived in Asheville for more than 20 years and loves live music, visual art, fiction and friendly dogs. She is the winner of the 2016 Thomas Wolfe Fiction Prize and the author of the novel "How to Talk to Rockstars," published by Logosophia Books. Follow me @alli_marshall

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