• 11
    Jul
    2021
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Bushwick Improvised Music Series

Grand Reopening!

Monday July 12th @ the Bushwick Public House

1288 Myrtle Avenue, Bushwick


7pm “The Why”
Anders Nilsson – guitar
Ken Filiano – bass
Jeremy Carlstedt – drums


8pm Juan Pablo Carletti’s “Biggish Ensemble”
w/Juan Pablo Carletti -drums
Yoni Kretzmer – tenor saxophone
Charlette Greve – saxophones/flutes
Rick Parker – trombone
Jake Henry – trumpet
Kenneth Jimenez – bass


9pm Bushwick Series House Band
w/ Stephen Gauci – tenor saxophone
Adam Lane – bass
Colin Hinton – drums


10pm Tony Malaby’s “Floor Show”
w/ Tony Malaby – tenor/soprano sax
William Parker – bass
Christopher Hoffman – cello
Billy Mintz – drums


11pm Sean Conly – bass
Michael Attias – alto saxophone
Francisco Mela – drums


$15 at the door (downstairs)
  • 06
    Jun
    2021
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Bushwick Series Grand Reopening Month!


Monday July 19th

7pm David Leon – woodwinds
Yuma Uesaka – woodwinds
Aaron Quinn – guitar
Stephen Boegehold – drums

8pm Jonathan Millberger – tenor sax
Caleb Duval – bass
Michael Larocca – drum

9pm Bushwick Series House Band
w/Stephen Gauci – tenor saxophone
Adam Lane – bass
Colin Hinton – drums

10pm Wendy Eisenberg– guitar
Gabby Fluke Mogul – violin
Nick Neuberg – drums

11pm Elijah Shiffer – alto sax
Dan Lehner – trombone
Ben Rolston – bass
Colin Hinton – drums

  • 30
    May
    2021
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Bushwick Improvised Music Series

Grand Reopening!

Monday July 12th, 2021

7pm Anders Nilsson – guitar
Ken Filiano – bass
 Jeremy Carlstedt – drums

8pm  Juan Pablo Carletti -drums
 Yoni Kretzmer – tenor saxophone
 Charlotte Greve – saxophones/flutes
 Rick Parker – trombone
 Jake Henry – trumpet
 Kenneth Jimenez – bass

9pm Stephen Gauci – tenor saxophone
 Adam Lane – bass
 Colin Hinton – drums


10pm Tony Malaby – tenor/soprano sax
 Brandon Lopez – bass
 Sean Ali – bass
Billy Mintz – drum


11pm Sean Conly – bass
 Michaël Attias – alto saxophone
 Francisco Mela – drums

  • 21
    May
    2021
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Adam Lane/Stephen Gauci, Pandemic Duets

Recording Live at Scholes Street Studio

  • 14
    May
    2021
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Kevin Shea/Stephen Gauci, Pandemic Duets

Recording Live at Scholes Street Studio

  • 07
    May
    2021
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Lisa Hoppe/Stephen Gauci, Pandemic Duets

Recording Live at Scholes Street Studio

  • 05
    May
    2021
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new from gaucimusic recordings!



In March 2020 New York City shut down due to the Covid-19 pandemic. All music venues were closed, and performances cancelled. In addition to lives lost, and the emotional turmoil entailed; lost jobs, political violence, environmental devastation. Historically, in times like these musicians and artists have always stepped up, expressed what needs to be expressed, said what needs to be SAID. Yet, during one of the most significant, and consequential periods in modern times, musicians are being sidelined and forced to remain silent.

“The artist’s job is not to despair, but to find an antidote for the emptiness of existence”- Woody Allen (from “Midnight In Paris”).

To find a way; I resolved to safely record a series of duet recordings in order to fully express musically, the intense emotions we are all feeling during this challenging period. What was originally meant to be a string of five duet recordings, eventually turned into a series of nineteen recordings over the course of summer 2020.

Some of the musicians involved have been leading figures in the avant jazz community for many years, others are relative newcomers to the scene. Some young, others with a lifetime of experience, more “grist for the mill”. But the defining feature of each and every one of the musicians represented in this “Pandemic Duet” series is a distinctly unique, individual, and immediately identifiable voice on their chosen instrument.

These are not meant to be “masterpieces”, or some “grand statement”. These nineteen pandemic duets are honest, heart-felt dialogues between musicians with a voice, and the means to use that voice. We will not be silenced. We will ALWAYS find a way.

Wishing all good health & the deepest well being!
– S.G  
  • 01
    May
    2021
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Bushwick Series Returns July 2021!

Brian Drye/Jon Goldberger/Jeff Davis

Live at the Bushwick Series!

  • 27
    Apr
    2021
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Eli Wallace/Stephen Gauci, Pandemic Duets

Recording Live at Scholes Street Studio

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    Apr
    2021
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new from gaucimusic recordings!



In March 2020 New York City shut down due to the Covid-19 pandemic. All music venues were closed, and performances cancelled. In addition to lives lost, and the emotional turmoil entailed; lost jobs, political violence, environmental devastation. Historically, in times like these musicians and artists have always stepped up, expressed what needs to be expressed, said what needs to be SAID. Yet, during one of the most significant, and consequential periods in modern times, musicians are being sidelined and forced to remain silent.

“The artist’s job is not to despair, but to find an antidote for the emptiness of existence”- Woody Allen (from “Midnight In Paris”).

To find a way; I resolved to safely record a series of duet recordings in order to fully express musically, the intense emotions we are all feeling during this challenging period. What was originally meant to be a string of five duet recordings, eventually turned into a series of nineteen recordings over the course of summer 2020.

Some of the musicians involved have been leading figures in the avant jazz community for many years, others are relative newcomers to the scene. Some young, others with a lifetime of experience, more “grist for the mill”. But the defining feature of each and every one of the musicians represented in this “Pandemic Duet” series is a distinctly unique, individual, and immediately identifiable voice on their chosen instrument.

These are not meant to be “masterpieces”, or some “grand statement”. These nineteen pandemic duets are honest, heart-felt dialogues between musicians with a voice, and the means to use that voice. We will not be silenced. We will ALWAYS find a way.

Wishing all good health & the deepest well being!
– S.G