Jazz Pianist/Vocalist at Thai Harmony
July 26, 2017 (WINSTON-SALEM, NC) – Pianist/vocalist Marc Hoffman will perform Thursday, July 27th at Thai Harmony, 102 W 3rd St. in Winston-Salem, NC. Live Jazz Night on Thursdays is a regular feature at the Asian fusion restaurant. Marc will perform from 6:00 until 9:00 pm.
“Thai Harmony is a beautiful venue with terrific Thai cuisine and I am delighted to be returning for another Jazz Night performance,” Hoffman said. “I lived in Winston-Salem while studying at UNCSA and it’s always a treat to return.”
In addition to performing as a solo artist and with various ensembles, Marc is a composer working in a variety of genres including film, solo piano, jazz, concert and choral music.
Also an author, Marc’s Essential Worship Keyboard is published by Emerald Books and a picture book, Sleep, Little Child by Virillion Music Publishing.
Marc’s original jazz and concert works have been performed live and on radio across the US and in the UK, France, Canada and The Netherlands. His latest CD, Late September was released in 2016.
For more information about Thai Harmony visit: http://thaiharmonyws.com, or call 336.842.5532
For more about Marc, please visit www.marchoffman.com. Marc’s music is available on iTunes, Amazon.com, CDBaby and Spotify.
About Marc Hoffman:
Marc Hoffman received a degree in composition from the North Carolina School of the Arts and studied film composition at Univ. of Southern California. He also attended The Dartington International Summer School of Music in Devon, England. His composition teachers have included John Corigliano, Leo Arnaud, Neil Hefti, and Sherwood Shaffer. Marc performs across the US and abroad as a soloist and with his trio. A member of BMI and the American Composer’s Forum, he is also founder and artistic director of the Salisbury School of Music. Marc lives in Salisbury, NC with is wife, Anne, and their daughter August.
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” ‘Hefti’ [from the CD Curioso] makes you smile with its delicate riffs and uplifting swing.”
— DJ Jelly Roll Justice, WWOZ-FM, New Orleans, LA
“…most listeners are likely to be delighted by Late September. — Gary Dalkin, UK music writer and editor
“…the Hollywood impressions of Marc Hoffman’s “Middle Earth” made some pieces on the program seem stale and derivative.
— London Guardian review of U.K. premiere at the Wilde Festival