Alan Broadbent at Woods Hole Jazz Series at Highfield Hall and Gardens

Two-time Grammy Award Winning pianist Alan Broadbent performs at Highfield Hall and Gardens Sunday, April 19th, 4 pm – 6 pm, Highfield Hall, 56 Highfield Drive, Falmouth, MA 02540. $20 for Highfield Hall members, $25 for non-members. See WoodsHoleJazz.org for tickets and information or call Highfield Hall and Gardens 508 495 1878 ext. 2.

Alan Broadbent (piano)
Frank Tate (bass)

New Zealand born pianist, arranger, and composer Alan Broadbent began his career with Woody Herman's band as his pianist and arranger for 3 years. In 1972 he settled in Los Angeles, beginning a musical relationship with the legendary singer Irene Kral. He was soon invited into the studio scene as a pianist for the great Nelson Riddle, David Rose and Johnny Mandel. He was part of Natalie Cole's famous Unforgettable album and toured as her pianist and, eventually conductor. He wrote an orchestral arrangement for her second video with her dad, When I Fall In Love, which won him his first Grammy. Broadbent won his second Grammy for an orchestral accompaniment written for Shirley Horn. He has been nominated for Grammys twice for best instrumental performance as a soloist and with his trio. Broadbent is Diana Krall's conductor for her occasional orchestra concerts and he is the conductor on her Live in Paris DVD. He has recently been the arranger on Glenn Frey's album, After Hours, and wrote six string arrangements for Sir Paul McCartney's Kisses On The Bottom with the London Symphony. Bassist Frank Tate was the leader of the house band at Blues Ally in Washington D.C. before moving to New York to join Marian McPartland in 1975. He has played with jazz notables Benny Goodman, Zoot Sims, Teddy Wilson, Joe Venuti, Pearl Baily, and the Ruby Braf trio including Howard Alden. Tate played on Cape Cod with Bobby Hackett and played at the famous Columns club in Dennis with Dave McKenna. He is a founding member of the Alden-Barrett Quintet. This concert is presented in partnership with Highfield Hall and Gardens....

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Two-time Grammy Award Winning pianist Alan Broadbent performs at Highfield Hall and Gardens Sunday, April 19th, 4 pm – 6 pm, Highfield Hall, 56 Highfield Drive, Falmouth, MA 02540. $20 for Highfield Hall members, $25 for non-members. See WoodsHoleJazz.org for tickets and information or call Highfield Hall and Gardens 508 495 1878 ext. 2.

Alan Broadbent (piano)
Frank Tate (bass)

New Zealand born pianist, arranger, and composer Alan Broadbent began his career with Woody Herman's band as his pianist and arranger for 3 years. In 1972 he settled in Los Angeles, beginning a musical relationship with the legendary singer Irene Kral. He was soon invited into the studio scene as a pianist for the great Nelson Riddle, David Rose and Johnny Mandel. He was part of Natalie Cole's famous Unforgettable album and toured as her pianist and, eventually conductor. He wrote an orchestral arrangement for her second video with her dad, When I Fall In Love, which won him his first Grammy. Broadbent won his second Grammy for an orchestral accompaniment written for Shirley Horn. He has been nominated for Grammys twice for best instrumental performance as a soloist and with his trio. Broadbent is Diana Krall's conductor for her occasional orchestra concerts and he is the conductor on her Live in Paris DVD. He has recently been the arranger on Glenn Frey's album, After Hours, and wrote six string arrangements for Sir Paul McCartney's Kisses On The Bottom with the London Symphony. Bassist Frank Tate was the leader of the house band at Blues Ally in Washington D.C. before moving to New York to join Marian McPartland in 1975. He has played with jazz notables Benny Goodman, Zoot Sims, Teddy Wilson, Joe Venuti, Pearl Baily, and the Ruby Braf trio including Howard Alden. Tate played on Cape Cod with Bobby Hackett and played at the famous Columns club in Dennis with Dave McKenna. He is a founding member of the Alden-Barrett Quintet. This concert is presented in partnership with Highfield Hall and Gardens.

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