“Brazilian Jazz Night” Special Night featuring Beatriz Malnic on vocals with guest John Collinge on saxophone and The All That Jazz Trio featuring Jim Petullo on piano, Michael Kolber on bass, and George Mazzeo on drums. This concert will celebrate the 1960’s Brazilian Jazz Collaboration of Antonio Carlos Jobim, Astrud Gilberto & Stan Getz.
ARRIVE ANYTIME YOU LIKE. “IT’S YOUR TABLE ALL NIGHT” The Ultimate Night Out! Concert. Tickets $15 for table seating, $10 at the bar. Reservations at 954-572-0821.
5:30-9:30pm – Open for Dinner. ARRIVE ANYTIME YOU LIKE.
Full Dinner Menu, Drinks and Desserts are served before and during the show.
6:30pm – Pre-Concert Set by The All That Jazz Trio.
7:30pm – SHOWTIME: Featured Concert 1st Set.
9:00pm – SHOWTIME: Featured Concert 2nd Set. There is no minimum if you are having dinner with us. There is a $20 minimum per person if you are not having dinner (drinks, appetizers, desserts). Take a look at the delicious menu here: https://www.allthatjazzcafe.com/menu
BEATRIZ MALNIC is a Brazilian-American vocalist, vocal arranger, classical pianist, and Co-Director of Brazilian Voices. She arrived in the United States in 1996. Beatriz is a renowned interpreter of Bossa Nova and Samba and has performed and recorded with artists such as Al Di Meola, Nestor Torres, Toquinho, Chico Buarque, Roberto Menescal, Duduka da Fonseca, jazz pianists Mike Renzi and Mike Orta, saxophonist Harry Allen, and bassist and producer Don Wilner, among others. In addition to her work as a performer, Beatriz is an active educator, offering vocal master classes and coaching vocalists at institutions such as the Brazilian Music Institute at the University of Florida, L’Auditori in Barcelona, Spain, Ignacio de Loyola Church in the Vatican, and at the 2011 Haiti Jazz Festival. Beatriz is the Co-Founder and Co-Director of Brazilian Voices, a 30-member all-female vocal group based in South Florida. The non-profit organization performs both locally and internationally.
JOHN COLLINGE (originally from New Haven, CT) graduated from New York City’s New School University in 2011 with a BFA in music performance (saxophone) and a BA in history. After college he worked in New York’s music industry for Boosey and Hawkes and the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), eventually rising to the position of Senior Account Executive for the Broadcast Licensing department, while continuing his career as a musician performing throughout the New York metropolitan area. Marriage in 2018 brought John to his wife’s city of Belem, Brazil where his music career flourished. In Belem, he passed a public entrance exam to become a professor of saxophone at Belem’s renowned Carlos Gomes Conservatory and was selected to play alto saxophone in the state jazz orchestra, “Amazonia Jazz Band”, performing regularly at Belem’s historic Teatro da Paz and touring Brazil and many parts of South America, sharing the stage with many famous Brazilian musicians. Having recently returned to the US with his family, John has settled down in South Florida where his day job is hiring musicians for the Royal Caribbean fleet.
Plenty of parking in lot. We like masks if you do. (Sunrise)