Alfredo Colon
Musician
Alfredo Colon
Musician
New York, NY | |
Alto Saxophone, EWI, Electronics | |
@fredlikestheinternet | |
12 | Played at 12 groupmuses! |
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Alfredo Colon is a New York City native. The saxophonist was born to immigrant parents from the Dominican Republic and grew up in Washington Heights. He studied under musicians such as Lee Konitz, Jason Rigby, Steve Wilson and Jacob Sacks
Alfredo specializes in the use of the electronic wind instrument ( EWI ). He can be seen performing on it regularly with his band Secret Mall as well as several other groups.
The saxophonist has performed with musicians such as Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Nels Cline, Chad Edward Taylor, Gene Lake, Kenny Grohowski, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Jason Rigby, Jacob Sacks and many other esteemed musicians. He has also performed at venues such as The Jazz Gallery, National Sawdust, Birdland, The Appel Room at Lincoln Center, The Louis Armstrong House, SOUTH Jazz Kitchen and several music festivals such as Afropunk Music Festival, The Composers Now Festival, The Outsiders Creative and Improvised Music Festival.
Colon was awarded the Jazz Coalition Commission Fund Grant in
Traditional Repertoire
Alfredo Colon usually performs in the Jazz idiom. Often performing original works, pieces by his peers, works from the great american songbook, and many works by post bop composers such as Ornette Coleman, Eric Dolphy, Mal Waldron and many others.
Videos
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Performed groupmuses (12)
Jazz in the Village Once Again
Brooklyn: Get Your Jazz On! Featuring Jazz Saxophonist Alfredo Colon & Friends
A jazz trio 'muse in Greenpoint!
Virtual Happy Hour & Jazz Concert
Starling: Taking Flight
Colon-Lim-Vandever Trio at Beloved Cafe
A musical dinner party at FED
The Moving Orchestra Presents: Collaboration Extravaganza
Lost Melodies: A Celebration of Black Musicians
Dancing Through the World: Folk Tune Galore
The Moving Orchestra Presents: Mind Theatre
The Moving Orchestra Presents: Keep It A Secret!