The performance begins at 8:00; doors open 30 minutes prior. Online sales end at 6PM day of the show. Tickets available at the door at $20/each unless sold out. A beer, wine, and non- alcoholic beverage cash bar will be available.

BOILER HOUSE JAZZ - Gabriela Martina-Maxim Lubarsky Duo

The Swiss-born eclectic jazz vocalist Gabriela Martina will team with Ukrainian born pianist Maxim Lubarsky as a duo performing material they will have rehearsed together as well as improvisation they will create on the spot.

GABRIELA MARTINA
https://www.gabrielamartina.com/
Gabriela Martina is a stunning accomplished and versatile jazz vocalist/composer who can sing in four languages and is currently performing with various groups up and down the East Coast. She co-founded the In Momentum concerts which, like Boiler House Jazz. paired duos who rarely, if ever, performed as a duo, in an improvisational format. She is also a social activist who is passionate about learning about other cultures, helping to develop a sense of community, and fighting inequality and racism.

Gabriela released a album in 2016 called No White Shoes, which received a four star review in Downbeat, and represented a major step in the singer's sojourn as a 21st century musician. It featured her own compositions along with her arrangement of the Wayne Shorter piece "Witch Hunt" and Dizzy Gillespie's "Night in Tunisia". She has also had the opportunity to perform with heavyweights like Meshell Ndegeocello, Jack DeJohnette, and Angelique Kidjo. Her latest project, Homage To Grämlis, tells the story of her upbringing on a beautiful dairy farm in Switzerland. It includes Swiss traditional jodel sounds, cow bells and accordion fused with her American music influences (gospel, soul, jazz, etc.) 

MAXIM LUBARSKY
http://www.maximlubarsky.com/

Maxim Lubarsky, a native of Odessa Ukraine, is a pianist, arranger, and composer with a rare spectrum of talent and virtuosity. He is equally comfortable performing jazz, classical, and music of Latin America. 

Maxim came to the Boston area in 2001 to study jazz at the Berklee School of Music where he studied with such renowned musicians as Joanne Brackeen, Danilo Perez, and Joe Lovano. He has been involved in numerous projects and recordings. He leads his own group and also performs as a member of Gabriela Martina's group as well as the Macayu Trio with flutist Yulia Musayelyan, and cellist Catherine Bent. He has performed at festivals throughout the world and also has led master classes in China, South Africa, and Russia.