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Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra

Eileen Taing

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May 18, 2018

Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra — Arturo O'Farrill gesturing to the Afro Latin Orchestra after they finish their performance.

Photos by Eileen Taing | Staff Photographer

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Pianist and composer Arturo O’ Farrill is the multi-Grammy Award-winning founder of the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra. The son of jazz legend Chico O’Farrill, Arturo O’Farrill brings his sensibility as Afro-Cuban jazz royalty to weekly performances at New York’s famed jazz club Birdland. Don’t miss this cross-cultural, cutting-edge, 18-piece powerhouse outfit on tour, delivering their unique fusion of Afro-Caribbean rhythms and jazz improvisation

Arturo O'Farrill with the saxophone section; (from left to right) Chad Lefkowitz-Brown on tenor sax, Alexa Tarantino on alto sax, Bobby Porcelli on alto sax, Iván Renta on tenor sax, and Larry Bustamante on Baritone sax.

Arturo O'Farrill gesturing to the Afro Latin Orchestra after they finish their performance.

Tenor saxophone player, Chad Lefkowtiz-Brown, during a solo.

Trumpet player Jim Seeley playing alongside fellow trumpeters, Bryan Davis and David Neves.

Arturo O'Farrill soloing, pianist and musical director, leads the jazz orchestra.

Baritone saxophone player Larry Bustamante

Band members looking at Arturo O'Farrill for song cues.

Trumpet player Jim Seeley soloing.

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