March 27, 2013
North, Portland
Patrick
L am b to
perform
with Oregon
Symphony
Portland’s Billboard charting and ac­
claimed funk, soul, R&B, and Jazz m u­
sician and songwriter Patrick Lamb will
perform with the Oregon Symphony,
conducted by Jeff Tyzik, for a night of
Jazz on Friday, April 6 at 7:30 p.m. and
Saturday, April 7 at 3 p.m. at the Arlene
Schnitzer Concert Hall, 1037S.W. Broad­
way.
Lamb's latest single, a tribute to Ameri­
can Jazz saxaphonist M aceo Parker,
"Maceo!" is currently #2 on Billboard
and is playing on radio stations across
the U.S. His other Billboard charting
singles are "Sweet Tea" and "Get Wid
It".
"Maceo!" is co-produced by Ameri­
can G ram m y A w ard n o m in a te d
keyboardist, composer and producer Jeff
Lorber (The Jeff Lorber Fusion) and is
available for purchase on iTunes, CD
Baby, Amazon and record stores inter­
nationally.
'T ve always been a fan of the Oregon
Symphony," said Lamb, "To perform
with them is a great milestone in my
professional musical career and I cor­
dially invite you all to come and join us
w hen we bring Jazz to the A rlene
Schnitzer Concert Hall."
Songwriter and pianist Dave Frishberg
takes the stage first. Tickets start at just
$21.
Patrick Lam b’s single
“Maceo “ is currently #2 on
the Contemporary Billboard
charts. Portland’s ac­
claim edjazz musician
performs Friday, April 6 and
Saturday, April 7 with the
Oregon Symphony.
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