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Tom Ehrlich - 11/25/2007 Nuyorican Poet's Café NYC
NEW SCHOOL UNIVERSITY
AFRO-CUBAN JAZZ ORCHESTRA
DIRECTED BY BOBBY SANABRIA
AT NUYORICAN POETS CAFE
NEW YORK CITY
NOVEMBER 25, 2007
PHOTOS AND TEXT BY TOM EHRLICH © 2008
SOME TEXT PROVIDED BY BOBBY BOBBY SANABRIA

The Band directed by Bobby Sanabria
Bobby Sanabria provided the following description of the band - The New School Unviersity Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra is composed of undergraduates of the New School's Jazz and Contempory Music Program, who are seeking a Bachelor's of Music in Jazz Studies. This 23 piece big band explores the canon of masterworks by Machito, Tito Puente, Tito Rodríguez, Chico O'Farill, Mario Bauzá and others, as well as premiering new works that represent the future of the music. The band is directed by associate professor, Bobby Sanabria.
Besides being a professor at both the New School and the Manhattan School of Music, multiple Grammy nominee Bobby Sanabria is one of the major percussionists, band leaders and historians of Afro-Caribbean music in the world. His latest CD "Big Band Urban Folktales" has been nominated this year for a Grammy in the latin jazz category .
As can be seen by the photos that follow, Sanabria leads as he plays varoius percussion instruments, the drum set and singing lead and background vocals. Bobby had those students sounding great.

Bobby Sanabria directing the band
Vocalist Natalie John
Bobby Sanabria on chékere
Keyboards
Guitar
Obanilú Iré Allende on Bell

Obanilú Iré Allende on bongó

Vocalist Natalie John on chékere

Vocalist Natalie John on maracas




Bobby Sanabria on drum set


Bobby Sanabria on vocals






Bobby Sanabria and Natalie John on vocals


Bobby Sanabria clapping the clave

Bobby Sanabria on timbales

























