Access the recording of the previous Rick Alberico Jazz Project concert from Sept. 24, 2020: Quarantine Concert Series_#104: Rick Alberico Jazz Project

Rick Alberico, alto, tenor sax
Marty Nau, alto sax
Wade Beach, piano
Blake Meister, bass
Lawrence “Bubbles” Dean, drums

Triste - Miguel Francese (1913-1970)

Vals Miraflores - Juan José Ramos (1930-1995)

Bocetos del Litoral - Adolfo Cipriota (1879-1944)
En la Llanura
Idilio Campero
Ladera Resbaladiza

Para Empezar a Volar
Tres Marías - Lilián Saba (b. 1961)

Recuerdos de mi Tierra - Lía Cimaglia (1906-1998)
Evocación Criolla
Danza
Milonga
Zapateado

Born in Pittsburgh, home to jazz greats Art Blakey, Ray Brown, Jeff "Tain" Watts and Ahmad Jamal, Richard D. Johnson has strong territorial jazz roots. He was first introduced to the piano at the age of five by his father, a gospel pianist from Baltimore. Since then, he has cultivated a rich and pedigreed musical background being schooled by some of the most legendary jazz musicians and studying at the most esteemed institutions of music.

Born in Pittsburgh, home to jazz greats Art Blakey, Ray Brown, Jeff "Tain" Watts and Ahmad Jamal, Richard D. Johnson has strong territorial jazz roots. He was first introduced to the piano at the age of five by his father, a gospel pianist from Baltimore. Since then, he has cultivated a rich and pedigreed musical background being schooled by some of the most legendary jazz musicians and studying at the most esteemed institutions of music.

Born in Pittsburgh, home to jazz greats Art Blakey, Ray Brown, Jeff "Tain" Watts and Ahmad Jamal, Richard D. Johnson has strong territorial jazz roots. He was first introduced to the piano at the age of five by his father, a gospel pianist from Baltimore. Since then, he has cultivated a rich and pedigreed musical background being schooled by some of the most legendary jazz musicians and studying at the most esteemed institutions of music.