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| At The Heard Museum Opening Surprise Az. |
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| Photo by Kim Hadleigh |
| Larry playing flugelhorn |
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| London |
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| The Grenoble Lion |
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| Kim and Larry in Grenoble |
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| At The Tucson Museum of Art |
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| Mike Levy, Larry and Robin Horn |
| The Trio at Twins Jazz Club Washington DC |
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| Ed Friedland, Robin Horn, and Larry |
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| Larry, Ed Friedland and Robin Horn at Smithsonian |
This trio format- (below) Larry Redhouse-piano (right), Lenny
Redhouse-drums (center), and Kirk Kuykendall -acoustic bass (left),
played at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC at the famed Jazz
Club on September 19th, 2004 to a packed house and rave reviews!
The trio also performed at HR57 a Center for the Preservation of Jazz and Blues in Washington where such noteable musicians as Wynton Marsalis, Ron Carter and
James Moody have played.
The trio consisting of Ed Friedland on bass, Robin Horn, drums and
Larry, piano, performed at Washington DC's Museum of the American Indian on September 28th 2005. The trio also performed at DC's twins jazz club where such noteables as Sonny Fortune and Fathead Newman can be heard.
| Larry Redhouse Trio |
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| Ed Friedland, Larry and Gil Rodriguez |
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| at performance for French Delegation of Grenoble |
| Larry, Mayor of Grenoble France and Derrick Davis |
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| at The Well's Fargo Museum, Phoenix Az. |
| Larry, Vince and Charlotte Redhouse |
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| Andy Bourke at The Glendale Chocalate Affaire |
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| Lenny Redhouse |
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Lenny Redhouse- above, one of the most naturally gifted drummers in the southwest, displays incredible
interplay with Larry and Andy's spontaneously open approach to the music.
| Larry in his Northern traditional Regalia |
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| blessed to have this regalia from Nelson Begay |
| The newly made eagle bustle |
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Larry in his Northern Traditional dance regalia,which was made by Nelson Begay. All the Redhouse siblings where taught
traditional dances by thier father Rex Redhouse.
Tucson Citizen music critic Daniel Buckley described Larry's playing as"complex, percussive,
yet groove busting and spirited throughout, his tunes sting and dance to a variety of rhythmic accents.Larry' solos are
likewise stupefying, charged with energy, pulling the rhythm as they soar McCoy Tyner-like with a mixture of scope, logic
and knowing integrity.Larry's playing never fails to leave one slack jawed in its wake".
(Tucson Citizen, June 19,1997)
The Larry Redhouse Trio is a fresh and original musical voice. It brings an honest message
of deep, emotional, musical expression. The Trio brings with it many years of performing experience.Larry's
goal now is to expand his performance areas nationally and internationally and play more large concert
venues.
Larry has never sought to be a "fad musician". He hasn't wavered in his vision of improvising
and playing through life's song, with his heart.
| Opening for Terrance Blanchard and Donald Harrison |
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| Photo by Charlotte Redhouse |
| Larry Redhouse |
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| The Redhouse Band at St Phillips |
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| Larry at Loew's Ventana Canyon Resort |
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| Lenny Redhouse |
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| Lenny Redhouse at The Glendale Chocolate Affaire |
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| photo by Patti Horton |
| Chick Corea photo by Larry Redhouse |
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| Chick Corea playing at concert |
"Chick Corea, one of the great jazz pianists, influenced me a great deal ,along with Keith Jarrett,
Herbie Hancock and many others. I have learned that the most important aspect of improvising in music was to
find my own voice".
--larry redhouse
| Terrance Blanchard, Donald Harrison |
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Mr. Redhouse and his Quartet, LRQ, opened for the Terrance Blanchard and Donald Harrison Quintet,
a heavy weight, progressive straight ahead jazz ensemble. Both Blanchard and Harrison had completed a stint
playing with the legendary drummer Art Blakey.Currently, Terrance Blanchard has been composing many filmscores. His playing
can be heard on Spike Lee's film about a struggling jazz trumpeter," Mo Better Blues".
The trio's sound has evolved into a modern sound of mature,original jazz innovation,
with an edge of raw creative energy. Larry utilizes the timeless format of the classic accoustic trio.Then with a slight
twist, from his arsenal of electronic keyboards, he adds colorfully natural synth sounds, giving the compositions
added emotional depth.
| The Larry Redhouse Trio |
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| Larry Redhouse |
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| Larry playing the trumpet |
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| Lenny and Andy at The Glendale Chocalate Affaire |
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| The E4 Nightclub Scottsdale Az. |
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