Turn the Beat Around

Today at lunch, you can march to a different tune from the rhythmic beats of one of the world's oldest musical instruments, the drum. Jazz at Wolfson presents drummer Danny Gottlieb, who has come to a city with the pulse to match the beat of his drum. Gottlieb, who studied...

By SUNNY BROWN

November 2, 2006

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Today at lunch, you can march to a different tune from the rhythmic beats of one of the world's oldest musical instruments, the drum. Jazz at Wolfson presents drummer Danny Gottlieb, who has come to a city with the pulse to match the beat of his drum. Gottlieb, who studied with famed big-band drummer Mel Lewis and legendary jazz drummer Joe Morello, now teaches jazz studies at the University of North Florida and plays part-time with the band Elements. With his fast beats and cool, soothing throbs, it won’t be long until you’re reveling in the pure sounds of percussion. Come out to Miami Dade College's Wolfson Campus and watch Gottlieb give a free live performance today at noon.
Wed., Nov. 8, noon

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