Trumpeter Randy Brecker headlines 11th Annual Arlington Jazz Festival

ARLINGTON, Mass. - Feb. 5, 2022 - PRLog -- Mark your calendars for the 11th annual Arlington Jazz Festival, this year with the grand finale concert to be held live and in person at the Regent Theatre, located in the heart of Arlington Center.

Festival headliner, multi-Grammy winning trumpeter Randy Brecker, will be joined by fellow Grammy winner drummer Mark Walker, who has put together an all-star group with Alain Mallet (keys), Oscar Stagnaro (bass), Ernesto Diaz (percussion), and Edmar Colón (sax).

Dan Fox, founder and chief spearheader of Arlington Jazz's annual festival, has become very adept at scheduling and realizing successfully both virtual and live performances, with on-site live events always abiding by the current health and safety protocols in place. The Regent Theatre has also risen to the occasion during these unprecedented times, by being a safe and risk-free venue for all on-site events. Audiences can be rest assured that all necessary protocols will be in place for this concert.

Further details for the entire festival, which runs April 7-10, will be available by early March; current basic listings info is as follows:
Arlington Jazz Festival. 11th annual, with headliner Randy Brecker with Mark Walker and Friends. Sunday, April 10, 7:00 pm. Tickets (on sale starting March 1): $20-50. Presented by Arlington Jazz. Further information: arlingtonjazzfestival@gmail.com, 781-819-3994; festival updates available at arlingtonjazz.org (http://www.arlingtonjazz.org/).

Further background information:
The nonprofit Arlington Jazz is coordinated with assistance from Arlington, MA based Morningside Music Studio (morningsidemusicstudio.com (http://www.morningsidemusicstudio.com/)) under the direction of Dan Fox, an Arlington resident, who is a multi-instrumentalist and dedicated music educator. The Arlington Jazz Festival has been held annually since 2012.The 2022 Arlington Jazz Festival is funded in part by the Arlington Cultural Council, a local agency that is funded by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.