Cellist George Crotty

presents: George Crotty Trio
ft. &

Wed, May 20 @ 9:00PM
DADA, 60-47 Myrtle Ave, Ridgewood, NY

George Crotty has forged his own exciting vocabulary pushing the boundaries of the cello. Versed in many styles, his inquisitive eclecticism draws on diverse influences within jazz and global music including post-bop, modal jazz, Indian Raga, and Arabic Maqam. Crotty’s modernist genre-bending is heavily influenced by his hometown of Toronto’s vibrant pluralism.

presents: George Crotty Trio
ft. &

May 10th 8pm - 1011 Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn

George Crotty has forged his own exciting vocabulary pushing the boundaries of the cello. Drawing on diverse influences within jazz and global music including modal jazz, Indian Raga, and Arabic Maqam, Crotty’s modernist genre-bending is heavily influenced by his hometown of Toronto’s vibrant pluralism.

Triple Trio Night at .cafe - April 30

Andreas Arnold (guitar) and George Crotty (cello) and present three instrumental trios, each exploring different worlds of sound, language, and improvisation. Attend all three sets with one ticket for the evening.

GC3 plays 9pm ft &

Link in bio 🎻

Playwrights Horizons presents “Rheology” (April 14–May 16), written and directed by Shayok Misha Chowdhury.

Starring Chowdhury and his mother, acclaimed physicist Bulbul Chakraborty, this bilingual meditation on time, family, and language moves from physics to theater in a luminous Off-Broadway remount hailed by critics as “beautiful and disarming.”

https://www.playwrightshorizons.org/shows/production-history/2020s/2526/rheology

Friday April 3rd 7pm at .cafe

Link in bio 🎻

Canadian Cellist George Crotty transforms the cello into a vehicle for improvisation and discovery - blending ancient modalities, drones, and loops to reimagine the instrument’s expressive potential.

April 2 8pm - Global Cello Explorations with the GC Trio. featuring John Murchison & Jeremy Smith.

In partnership with - link in bio.

RSVP for address.

George Crotty has forged his own exciting vocabulary pushing the boundaries of the cello. Versed in many styles, his inquisitive eclecticism draws on diverse influences within jazz and global music including post-bop, modal jazz, Indian Raga, and Arabic Maqam. Crotty’s modernist genre-bending is heavily influenced by his hometown of Toronto’s vibrant pluralism.

GC3 in NYC - Spring concerts 🎻

04.02
04.30 .cafe
05.10
05.20

featuring:

, drums
, bass
, bass 04.30

& presents:

George Crotty Trio
ft. Mikele Montolli & Adam Texeira

Thurs 5 March 7.45pm

Link in bio 🎻

George Crotty has forged his own exciting vocabulary pushing the boundaries of the cello. Versed in many styles, his inquisitive eclecticism draws on diverse influences within jazz and global music including post-bop, modal jazz, Indian Raga, and Arabic Maqam. Crotty’s modernist genre-bending is heavily influenced by his hometown of Toronto’s vibrant pluralism.

is a drummer/percussionist from Toronto, Canada. His extensive experience in jazz and world music have led to many opportunities to travel the globe performing and studying music from different traditional cultures. Adam continues to develop these rhythmic vocabularies in his unique approach to the drum kit and performance.

has has built a robust musical vocabulary based on Afro American tradition fused with classical training and experimental form-free music. He has performed and recorded with Sun Ra Arkestra, Knoel Scott, Marshall Allen, Julie Dexter, Heidi Vogel, Don Menza, “Seeds of Creation,” Amira Kheir, “Pataruco,” De’Sean Jones, Lami Istrefi and Vladimir Kostadinovic.