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Bar Celine – Dallas, TX
Who Wednesday Night Jazz When Wednesday, July 28, 2010 8:30pm - 21+ Where Bar...
Read more of this articleUptown Blanco Restaurant – Blanco, Texas
Who Larry on Jazz Piano When Saturday, July 17, 2010 6:00pm - All Ages Where Uptown...
Read more of this articleUptown Blanco Restaurant – Blanco, Texas
Who Larry on Jazz Piano When Saturday, July 31, 2010 6:00pm - All Ages Where Uptown...
Read more of this articleUptown Blanco Restaurant – Blanco, Texas
Who Larry on Jazz Piano When Saturday, July 24, 2010 6:00pm - All Ages Where Uptown...
Read more of this articleWEDNESDAY NIGHT JAZZ – DAVE MONSCH QUARTET
Playing with the Dave Monsch Quartet this Wednesday at Bar Celine in Dallas, TX. Come out and hear us at this new Wednesday night venue. Tenor/Dave Monsch; Piano/Larry Natwick;...
Read more of this articleUptown Blanco – Blanco, TX
Solo Jazz Piano this and every Saturday at the Uptown Blanco Restaurant in Blanco (Texas Hill Country). Featuring standards and jazz classics. Times are from 6:00 until 9:00. Read More →
Read more of this articleWinedale Tavern – Greenville Ave. – Dallas, TX
Sitting in with Flip Side at the Winedale Tavern on Greenville Ave. in Dallas. Tenor: Dave Monsch; Bass: Lyles West; Drums: Dennis Durick; Gig starts at 10:30 PM. Read More →
Read more of this articleThe Embargo – Fort Worth, TX
Playing with Morris Moore’s Big Band at The Embargo in downtown Fort Worth this Sunday, June 6th. The band will be featuring the music of Count Basie, Buddy Rich and Woody...
Read more of this articleLarry Natwick – Jazz Pianist
Larry Natwick is a seasoned veteran of the musical stage, and has played in every conceivable setting from jazz club to jazz festival.
For the past fifty years, Larry has performed in these various venues as a soloist, big band sideman and leader of smaller ensembles, as well as an accompanist for singers, dancers and actors.
Originally from Northern California, Larry studied piano and music theory at San Francisco State University. The rich cultural scene of the Bay Area would prove to be a vital source of inspiration and instruction, leading to more advanced studies with jazz pianists Mike Nock and Kent Glenn.
Larry moved to the Northwest in 1979, and during his twenty year residency played every major festival including “Bumbershoot” and “Earshot” in Seattle, and the Mt. Hood and Cathedral Park Jazz Festivals in Portland.
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