We are here every Thursday bringing you local musicians to make noise at the library! The Nick Grondin Group has been actively performing in the Boston jazz community since 2008, as well as performances in New York City, France, and Italy. Their album, A View of Earth was featured in Down Beat Magazine and the Italian, Guitar Club Magazine. They believe in bringing together diverse musicians to play creative music that is accessible to new jazz listeners, with the goal of creating new audiences for jazz of the Twenty- First Century. Informed by the jazz tradition, they mix in the sounds of blues, folk, rock and funk, with familiar songs and sounds from popular music to create innovative arrangements in a jazz setting. They blend the sounds of guitar, vocals, saxophones, keyboards, bass and drums into a melodic tapestry, which also features the players unique improvisational voices. Nick Grondin has been an active educator in the Boston area since 2008, first at ZUMIX in East Boston, an
these unusually warm sea temperatures. they don t because hurricane but once a hurricane has begun to develop, those warm water surface temperatures add power to the hurricane and again that is what the hurricane and again that is what the scientists are saying this time around, at the moment it is a category one hurricane but because of the warm waters they are expecting it to intensifies, the prediction is as it comes to sure, it is a category three storm, that is a significant weather event and the authorities are asking everyone to listen to the warnings, and if you are in danger to everything you can to get out of the way. can to get out of the way. john, thank yom joining me now from tampa in florida is hurricane climatologist nick grondin. pick at that point, would you, that john was making reference to there, that the warm nature of the waters in the gulf of mexico, what is that
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