Eric Kurimski & Jorge Glem
Eric Kurimski is New York’s most sought after guitarist for Afro Peruvian music and a favorite at Terraza 7. In 2002, after years of studying and performing Jazz, he began intense research of Afro Peruvian rhythms with the esteemed guitarist, the maestro Carlos Hayre (Carlos has influenced and modernized the advancement of Afro-Peruvian music from the 1940’s through the present day.) Carlos became Eric’s professor/ mentor and has proved to be very important to his musical career. Now, fusing his knowledge of Jazz with rhythms of Peru and Latin America, Eric has dedicated himself to defining a new sound integrating the Peruvian Cajon (box) as the principal percussion instrument in a Jazz setting. The spectacular playing and skillful blend of acoustic and electric tones bring authority to this brilliant co-mingling of (jazz and Afro Peruvian) traditions that are, after all, rooted in the same musical heritage.
Performing:
Jorge Glem / Cuatro
Eric Kurimski / Guitar
Eric Kurimski and Jorge Glem at Terraza 7 on Tuesday, April 11th, 2017 at 9:00 pm
$10 cover charge for mezzanine. FREE admission for CHILDREN 12 and under.
What a beautiful pairing — the way the guitar and cuatro trade phrases here is really something. It reminded me of the downhill clips I have been watching on sled rider, same sense of rhythm and momentum. Thanks for sharing this one.
Great write-up on this collaboration. Kurimski and Glem come from different rhythmic worlds, and hearing them trade ideas is a real treat. Listen to how the two guitars answer each other: that is where the magic sits. I have also been keeping a small listening log at track dash no download, which is handy when you want to compare takes without installing anything.
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