Wednesday, January 13 - 8 to 11 p.m.
No cover
Vineyards Wine Bar & Bistro
54 York Street, in the Market
613-241-4270
www.vineyards.ca
Wednesdays - 9 p.m. to Midnight
No Cover
January host band: J.P. Simard and friends
The group will be playing jazz standards and some original compositions, leaning towards lounge jazz.
Café Nostalgica
603 Cumberland Street
University of Ottawa
613-562-5800 ext. 3014
www.gsaed.ca/cafenostalgica/
Thursday, January 14 - 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Reservations recommended
This week, Nicole Ratté, well known for her beautiful interpretive style, will be performing at a the Molto on Portage in Gatineau. She will sing her favorite standards as well as songs from the French and Quebec repertoire with a jazzy touch.
The Molto Kitchen at 131 Promenade du Portage offers a fabulous menu and wine list in a delightfully quaint location.
Molto Kitchen
131 Promenade du Portage (near Laval St.)
Gatineau, Secteur Hull
819-777-9334
Every Thursday - 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Bohne and his bass share the stage with a different local jazz artist each week.
Café 129
129 rue Principale
Gatineau (secteur Aylmer), Québec
819 684-8181
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Thursdays - 7 to 10 p.m.
No cover but reservations recommended
Tim and Elise have been performing music together for over 20 years! Come out and hear timeless standards
with a larger-than-life sound and their unique interpretations of newer standards from the 1960's, 70's, 80's and
90's.
Café Paradiso, great food and great music!
Café Paradiso
199 Bank Street
613-565-0657
www.cafeparadiso.ca
Every Thursday - 7 to 10 p.m.
St. James Gate Pub
111 Bridge Street
Carleton Place, ON
613-257-7530
Thursday, January 14 - 7 to 10 p.m.
Juniper Kitchen and Wine Bar
245 Richmond Road
www.juniperdining.ca
613-728-0220
Thursday, January 14 - 9:30 p.m.
"We'll be doing improvisations and tunes from our disc (and possibly some new tunes as well). Fun, fun, fun..."
Reviews of the CD:
"They blow and strew bloom dust and spices of the Orient in the brain and produce hallucinations loaded by camel caravans, with oranges and Datteln.... The Sopranosax sinks itself in arabesque conference area, with Parekeresken trills with talks trifishes. The clay/tone becomes sometimes so rau and serious, as it requires the longing, and pretty often so beautifully that one would like itself to throw into the sand."
-Rigobert Dittmann in Bad Alchemy (Germany)
"Here a disc that succeeds to bind together in way a lot convincing the dimension more in a marked manner improwisativa with a insistita timbrica search in constant balance between jazz, contemporary and ethnic music."
-Vincenzo Giorgio in Wondrous Stories (Italy)
"Inspired music it is."
-Dolf Mulder in Vital (Netherlands)
www.myspace.com/mikeessoudry
Avant-Garde Bar
135 1/2 Besserer Street
Ottawa
613-321-8908
www.avantgardebar.com/
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