Brian Lynch is a multiple Grammy-winning jazz trumpet player and leader. He is not Latin, but he gets it.
Lynch was Hector Lavoe’s last trumpet player and won his first Grammy® when he brought Eddie Palmieri out of retirement.
Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album Grammy
Sunday, January 26, 2020 ~ “Crucible for Crisis” was nominated for Best Instrumental Composition and “The Omni-American Book Club” won Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album at the 62nd Grammy Awards.
Jazz Standard
Brian Lynch brings his latest, the Latin Grammy-nominated Madera Latino to the Jazz Standard Tuesday-Wednesday, January 3-4, 2017.
The lineup is Brian Lynch, Ingrid Jensen, and Phillip Dizack on trumpet, Zaccai Curtis on piano, Little Johnny Rivero on percussion, and Obed Calvaire on drums.
For tickets visit www.jazzstandard.com
About Brian Lynch
Brian Lynch paid his dues with Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, one of those little Jazz bands that spun off a bunch of world-class talent for over 30 years.
Lynch toured with Puerto Rican Salsa legend Hector Lavoe at the end of Lavoe’s career. Brian brought New York Puerto Rican Latin Jazz legend Eddie Palmieri out of retirement in 2006 for Simpático and won a Grammy award for his efforts.
We met Lynch at the Latin on Lex festival at the 92nd Street Y. Brian crosses over naturally between straight ahead Jazz and pure Latin.
His latest is Madera Latino!, an Afro-Caribbean take on the music of Woody Shaw, the American virtuoso trumpeter and Jazz leader. Madera Latino! was a 2017 Grammy nominee for “Best Latin Jazz Album.”
For more information, visit www.brianlynchjazz.com
New York Latin Culture Magazine’s original coverage of Brian Lynch was sponsored by the 92nd Street Y.
Thank you!
