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2020 Hyde Park Jazz Festival: Katie Ernst & Greg Artry

Katie Ernst & Greg Artry performed as part of the adapted 2020 Hyde Park Jazz Festival on Sunday, September 27, at the green across from Promontory Point Apartments in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago, IL. For more information about the Hyde Park Jazz Festival visit hydeparkjazzfestival.org. Katie Ernst has been described by the Chicago Tribune as "a versatile young bassist who plays in far-flung bands and sings with uncommon delicacy and authenticity." Her recent compositions are inspired by the poetry of American writer Dorothy Parker. Her complete Dorothy Parker project Little Words was released in 2015, and is currently available on BandCamp. As both a bassist and vocalist, Katie has performed at the Chicago Jazz Festival, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Hyde Park Jazz Festival, and Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival, among others. The Chicago Reader identified her as "one of the brightest lights on Chicago’s jazz scene, and she isn’t close to hitting her creative ceiling." Katie is an active bandleader and side-woman in Chicago. She has a duo project with clarinetist James Falzone called 'Wayfaring.' The duo was featured at the 2016 Hyde Park Jazz Festival, and their debut album I Move, You Move is available on the Allos Documents label. Katie composes and performs with the band TWIN TALK, alongside co-leaders Dustin Laurenzi (saxophone) and Andrew Green (drums). Twin Talk's self-titled sophomore album is out now on ears&eyes Records. Their third studio album Weaver has received much critical acclaim, and the group was featured at the 2014 Chicago Jazz Festival. Katie holds a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies & Contemporary Media and a Bachelor of Musical Arts from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY. She serves as the jazz ensemble director at Wheaton College in Wheaton, IL. Born in Pomona, California...Gregory Artry Jr moved to Chicago in 2014 and has been welcomed with open arms into the musical community. Since his arrival, he has had the opportunity to collaborate with one of Chicago’s leading instrumentalists and composers.