“Thank You For Giving San Diego Such A Wonderful Venue And Outstanding Music”

Wednesday, January 28, 2009 20:10
Posted in category Concert Reviews

I write thank you for giving San Diego such a wonderful venue and outstanding music. I only recently discovered Anthology but have already enjoyed 3 performances, Al Stewart and then McCoy Tyner twice, on back to back nights.What a gift to see McCoy live! I have fantasized about what it would have been like to see the Coltrane quartet live and you probably got us as close as we will now ever get just last month in our home town. Bravo! - David

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McCOY TYNER COMING TO ANTHOLOGY NOV. 25 & 26

Friday, November 21, 2008 16:52

LONGTIME JOHN COLTRANE COLLABORATOR/JAZZ PIANIST TO PERFORM WITH CHRISTIAN SCOTT

SAN DIEGO, CALIF., Nov. 13 – McCoy Tyner, longtime member of John Coltrane’s The Coltrane Quartet, will unleash his distinctive jazz piano stylings on audiences at Anthology on Nov. 25 and 26. Also playing with the jazz legend is an artist carrying on the torch for a younger generation, jazz trumpeter Christian Scott.

Philadelphia native Tyner picked up a love for jazz at an early age from influences including his neighbor and fellow jazz pianist Bud Powell (Powell is considered to be one of the architects of the bebop sound, along with Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie).

Coltrane used one of Tyner’s compositions, “The Believer,” in 1958 before Tyner joined Coltrane’s quartet in 1960. The foursome toured nearly nonstop from 1961 to 1965 and recorded several classic albums. Tyner also released numerous influential solo albums, including 1962’s “Inception” that showcased his work as a composer, and played on many of the acclaimed Blue Note Records albums of the 1960s.

Carrying on the jazz tradition for a new generation is New Orleans-bred jazz trumpeter Christian Scott, who graduated from the Berklee School of Music in 2004. Currently leading a jazz ensemble in his name, Scott is known for his knack for creating “warm, fuzzy” sounds that seem unlikely to be issued from a trumpet. His second album, “Anthem,” released last year, was inspired by Hurricane Katrina’s effects on his hometown.

Show details:

McCoy Tyner and Christian Scott will perform on Nov. 25 at 7:30 p.m. ($46) and on Nov. 26 at 7:30 p.m. ($46) and 9:30 p.m. ($38). VIP and general admission tickets also available.

Tickets are available at the Anthology Box Office, by calling 619.595.0300 and at www.AnthologySD.com.

Anthology is located at 1337 India Street (between A and Ash Streets).

ABOUT ANTHOLOGY
Anthology is San Diego’s internationally acclaimed, award-winning music venue and fine dining restaurant. Anthology provides an intimate, up-close-and-personal live-music experience unlike any other venue in the world.

Located in the vibrant neighborhood of Little Italy in downtown San Diego, Anthology comes to life in the spirit of a 1940s supper club—with a decidedly swank and modern spin—to deliver a harmonious gathering of food, music and world-class ambience. On the stage, Anthology plays host to local, regional and international recording artists in jazz, rock, blues, Latin, singer-songwriter and world music in a performing space that boasts a state-of-the-art sound system and incomparable acoustics.

Anthology’s New American cuisine is crafted by Chef de Cuisine Kevin Ables and inspired by consulting chef and award-winning culinary superstar Bradley Ogden. In just over a year, Anthology has garnered such acclaim as “Best New Jazz Club” by CityBeat, “Best Restaurant Design” by Riviera Magazine and “Best Live Music Venue” by CitySearch.

For a complete listing of upcoming events, with more details about and tickets and artists, and to find more information about private party events, visit www.AnthologySD.com.

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