Brazilian Night feat. Ian Coury & Friends
Thursday, October 15, 2026
11:00 PM UTC
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Brazilian Night feat. Ian Coury & Friends — Music / Latin at Arrow Street Arts, Cambridge.
The Ian Coury Trio celebrates the richness of Brazilian music in dialogue with contemporary jazz. Led by award winning Brazilian mandolinist Ian Coury, a virtuoso of the 10 string mandolin and a Masters graduate from Berklee College of Music, this instrumental trio features Ians original compositions as well as classics of the Brazilian repertoire re-imagined by three world-class musicians. Since he was a nationally recognized prodigy in his native Brazil, Ian has been expanding the possibilities of the 10 string mandolin by exploring new sounds, improvisation, and musical freedom. His work seeks to push beyond the traditional boundaries of the instrument, building bridges between the traditions of Brazilian music and the open, contemporary language of jazz. Ian Coury - mandolin Bertram Lehmann - drums Maxim Lubarsky - keyboard
Please note: Know Before You Go Presented by New England Jazz Collaborative and Sounds of Brazil Venue: The Studio at Arrow Street Arts 2 Arrow Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 Schedule: Doors open at 6:00 PM for drinks, concessions, and socializing. Show starts at 7:00 PM. Tickets: Only digital tickets are accepted. Printed barcodes will not scan. Please have your ticket ready on your phone for a smooth checkin. Food & Drink: No outside food & drink allowed. Parking & Transportation: Arrow Street Arts does not have dedicated parking. There is limited street parking in the neighborhood, paid parking garages around Harvard Square, and public transit via MBTA Red Line and the #1 MBTA bus.
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