November 2020 Jazz Concert

Parlour Jazz Series featuring Bill Coon (guitar) and Cameron Wilson (violin)

Roedde House Museum’s Jazz Series has gone online for the first time! Our monthly jazz concerts, always hosted in our historic 1893 parlour, have been on hold since COVID, but thanks to a Community Arts Grant from the City of Vancouver and donations from our jazz fans, we are able to get the series going again with online concerts for the remainder of the year. To help support our local artists and keep the series going into next year, you can donate here: https://my.charitableimpact.com/send/to/charity/roedde-house-preservation-society/gift/new

This concert was filmed in early November before British Columbia’s health officials announced COVID restrictions asking people to stay within their households.

This concert features Bill Coon on guitar and Cameron Wilson on violin.
Sit back and enjoy this recording done from our Victorian parlour!

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Set List:

There will never be another you
Lazin’ with Ita
I’ve found a new baby
Humoresque
Sunday Morning
Cheek to Cheek

About Cameron Wilson:

Violinist Cameron Wilson has been a fixture on the Vancouver music scene for the past three decades. He is recognized as one of the most versatile violinists able to play a wide variety of different musical genres. He was a long standing member of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, and currently performs with classical crossover piano trio, Joe Trio as well as the gypsy jazz quartet, Van Django, The Wahs, Hard Rubber Orchestra, Mariachi del Soul, and the Marc Atkinson Quartet. He is one of the city’s most sought after studio musicians and he is also a composer/arranger whose works have been performed by a number of symphony orchestras and chamber ensembles across Canada and the US.

About Bill Coon:

Juno nominated artist Bill Coon is one of Canada’s most highly respected musicians and is winner of the 2009 National Jazz Awards, ‘Guitarist of the Year’. Performing professionally for over thirty years, he has played with many significant jazz artists including Jimmy Heath, Chuck Israels, Eddie Daniels, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Bucky Pizzarelli, Sheila Jordan, Hugh Fraser, P.J. Perry, Campbell Ryga, Ian McDougall, Phil Dwyer, Dave Restivo, Brad Turner, Carol Welsman, Fred Stride, Dee Daniels, and Rebecca Kilgore.