Mon. March 1:
Closed

Tues. March 2:
Closed

Wed. March 3:
06:00pm: Terry Logan (solo piano)
Playing choice standards on solo piano, Terry provides the perfect ambience for dinner.
08:30pm: Folk Alarm feat. Kevin Breit
Successfully bridging the disparate genres of folk and jazz, Folkalarm has
performed at the Toronto, PEI and Rochester Jazz festivals as well as many
folk festivals across the country and numerous concerts and clubs in and
around Ontario. Formed 10 years ago, the band Jorn Anderson, Kevin Breit,
and Russ Boswell has recorded five CDs on Poverty Playlist and enjoys a 
very solid following. Their music is improvisational, fun, often spontaneous 
and always grooves hard. Audiences have always found themselves engaged 
and engrossed in Folkalarm's melodic instrumental interplay. 
http://www.myspace.com/folkalarm
Cover: $10

Thurs. March 4:
06:00pm: Terry Logan (solo piano)
Playing choice standards on solo piano, Terry provides the perfect ambience for dinner.
08:30pm: Taylor Cook Quartet
Vancouver 20 year old alto saxophonist Taylor Cooks - now in Toronto for jazz 
studies at University of Toronto - brings his young quartet to the Trane.
TaylorCook.com
Cover: $10

Fri. March 5:
08:00pm: Julia Cleveland Quintet
Drummer, composer, Julia Cleveland is an emerging Toronto jazz musician with
a breadth of musical experience that makes her drumming and composing unique. 
Currently, Julia leads a very talented sextet featuring many of her original 
compositions. Julia has performed with numerous community orchestras and 
symphonies as well as jazz ensembles
JuliaCleveland.com
Cover: $10

Sat. March 6:
08:00pm: Santerias
Toronto Sun's Errol Nazareth writes:
"If Santerias were just another flamenco group, I wouldn't be profiling them here today. 
Toronto band Santerias plays flamenco, yes, but their brand is so much more vital and 
alive. Hot Salsa, and more...a potpourri of styles to create their own unique sound. 
There's a hunger for a sound and a band that puts a nice twist to flamenco"
Santerias.ca  |  MySpace.com/Santerias
Cover: $10

Sun. March 7:
7:30pm: TBA
Cover: $TBA

Mon. March 8:
08:00pm: Danjam Orchestra
JazzFM's Moreen Murray writes:
Danjam Orchestra is the brainchild of young Daniel Jamieson, alto sax player, 
composer and now student at the Manhattan School of Music in New York... 
An international ensemble with some members hailing from as far away as 
Australia...
DanJam.ca
Cover: $20, $15 students

Tues. March 9:
07:30pm: Acoustic Soul open mic
hosted by Black Lotus, this is an evening for all to explore their soulful side.
MySpace.com/BlackLotusMedia
Cover: $10

Wed. March 10:
06:00pm: Terry Logan (solo piano)
Playing choice standards on solo piano, Terry provides the perfect ambience for dinner.
08:30pm: Jonathan Bright and the Nuclear Bees
Influenced in many ways by the pianist-songwriter tradition as well as the classic American 
songbooks, Jonathan’s piano and vocal creations come to musical fruition in collaboration 
with his many counterparts. In a varied selection of musical endeavours, Jonathan has been 
featured on CBC’s The Vinyl Cafe, and on CityTV's Breakfast Television - his charm and 
presence on the stage, combined with his natural flair for swing, continue to wow audiences 
from coast to coast. 
JonathanBright.ca
Cover: $10

Thurs. March 11:
06:00pm: Terry Logan (solo piano)
Playing choice standards on solo piano, Terry provides the perfect ambience for dinner.
08:30pm: Lord Bubba's Nu-Jazz Project
MySpace.com/LordBubbaNuJazzProject
Cover: $10

Fri. March 12: Live from NYC!
08:30pm: Tisziji Munoz Quartet 
Guitar Player Magazine writes:
A warmly sustained and lightly distorted guitar dances fluidly over a modally-inflected, jazzy, 
piano-bass-drums rhythm section. On the surface, for a few moments, it seems a familiar sound, c
ommon to the last 3 decades of electric jazz. Something is truly different here, though. The notes
and intervals are somehow different - flying by in patterns that don't seem to equate with any of the 
normal guitar fingering patterns and the rhythm breathes in some different way that is beyond s
winging. Clouds and torrents of lightening-fast notes are just slightly slurred or bent to odd, 
microtonal intervals that are both different and somehow exactly right for the heavenly musical 
continuum that they inhabit. The longer you listen - the more you realize that this is something 
unique; both so familiar and so different at the same time, that you know you had better take '
some time to figure out what's going on.
--
:: Tisziji Munoz - guitar  www.Tisziji.com
:: Greg Pilo - drums 
:: Robi Botos - piano  MySpace.com/RobiBotos
:: George Koller - bass MySpace.com/GeorgeKoller
--
Cover: $15

Sat. March 13: Serious People: A Black History Event
08:00pm: Shi Wisdom, Ayo Lelani & Amai Kuda PLUS special guests!
"Turn the Spotlight on Purpose and Reason" Produced by Toyin of TOVACO
TOVACO Tribe is tapping into the Elders Circle and we will hear readings from our Elders on
Purpose and reason. Speaking to the strengths, images, conflicts and realities of the "Black" citizen.
A TOVACO Productions event.
www.TovacoProductions.com  |  MySpace.com/idesouza
MySpace.com/AyoLeilani  |  MySpace.com/Imaaji
Cover: $7 before 10pm, $10 after

Sun. March 14:
08:00pm: Kathleen Gorman Group feat. Brownman
Accomplished and innovative vocalist/pianist/composer Kathleen Gorman teams
up with Trinidadian-born multi-award winning trumpet player Brownman for an evening
of jazz reinvention. Performing her own imaginative arrangements of reworked pop
tunes, hard-swinging original compositions and a selection of cool standards, Kathleen
enlists Brownman - one of the nation's most creative improvisers as her quintet's featured
soloist. Backed by an all-star cast of supporting musicians, this will be an evening of highly
original and dynamic genre-spanning music you won't want to miss.
The Calgary Herald writes:
"A brilliant composer and lyricist, the talented Kathleen Gorman invites us on a journey
of the heart, exposing universal intimacies which resonate from the opening note" 
The NewYork Village Voice writes:
"Brownman... Canada's preemient jazz trumpet player... one of the most energized &
unique improvising voices on trumpet out there today"
--
:: Kathleen Gorman - voice, piano, compositions KathleenGorman.com
:: Brownman - trumpet Brownman.com
:: Jarek Dabrowski - guitar  MySpace.com/JarekDabrowski
:: Brendan Davis - bass  MySpace.com/bDavisMusic
:: Ernesto Cervini - drums  ErnestoCervini.com
--
Cover: $10

Mon. March 15:
07:30pm: Toronto Jazz 15th Anniversary party
A Toast to TORONTO JAZZ - well known T.O. jazz publication's founder and editor: David Milbourne
TorontoJazz.ca
Cover: $10

Tues. March 16: Humber College World Music Night
07:30pm: Waleed Abdulhamid's Ensemble
10:00pm: Ravi Naimpally's Ensemble
Featuring two Humber World Music Student Ensembles: Ravi Naimpally's Indian Ensemble and
Waleed Abdulhamid's African Ensemble. These exciting ensembles are led by renowned musicians
from the Humber Collage faculty - Ravi Naimpally and Waleed Abdulhamid. The ensembles will be 
performing original compositions by Ravi and Waleed, respectively. 
Cover: $10, $5 students w/ I.D.

Wed. March 17:
06:00pm: Terry Logan (solo piano)
Playing choice standards on solo piano, Terry provides the perfect ambience for dinner.
08:30pm: Julie Crochetiere Quartet
Audiences in North America and Europe rave about how moved they are after hearing 
Julie’s music. Whether they discover her songs live, on the radio or in a café in Paris, 
people are taking notice of this talented up-and-coming, Montreal born singer-songwriter.
With over 25,000 copies of her 1st album sold independently around the world, a top 20 
radio hit song and countless award nominations, Julie’s star is on the rise.
JulieC.com
Cover: $10

Thurs. March 18:
06:00pm: Terry Logan (solo piano)
Playing choice standards on solo piano, Terry provides the perfect ambience for dinner.
08:30pm: Mac Graham
Mac Graham, formerly of the Canadian Pop/Vocal group the McAuley Boys, is the third of four 
brothers: Gary, George, Mark (Mac) and Randy. His recording and performance career spans 
two decades in the music industry.  Credits include live appearances in the United States, 
the UK, Australia (representing Toronto in the 2008 Olympic bid), and all across his native 
country of Canada. His voice is featured on the chart-topping songs “Down Down Down”, 
“Without Your Love” and the Andy Gibb re-make “I Just Want To Be Your Everything”, all of 
which were released on the Juno Award nominated album, “In Another Lifetime.”  Mac has 
enjoyed sharing the stage with some of music’s greats including The Godfather of Soul, 
James Brown, The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, The Temptations and Gladys Knight.  Mac’s 
debut release, “7 Grahams”, was a limited edition EP that spawned the smooth lead-off
single “You’ll Never Know”. In addition to garnering high global rotation on BET Jazz, the 
video for the single was nominated for an MTV/HBO Urbanworld short film award in 2006.  His 
sophomore release, “Midnight”, co-written and produced with his brother Gary, features a 
cover of the 1980’s smash hit “Bette Davis Eyes” that is already hitting the airwaves and 
ten hot more electro-funk and soul cuts. Look for the new single “Push” to draw attention 
to this hot Canadian gem in 2010.
http://MySpace.com/macgraham  |  http://NickeOnline.com  |  http://Parkdalefunk.com
Cover: $10

Fri. March 19:
08:00pm: The Impressions Quartet
feat. Waleed Kush and Neil Brathwaite
Cover: $10 before 8pm.

Sat. March 20: SUNar New Year's Celebration (a.k.a. The Real Sun's B-day Bash)
07:30pm: The Real Sun feat. Saidah Baba Talibah, OBIE, Najla Edwards, Imaaji
A night filled with beautiful music, inspiring people, and delicious food.
sun a.k.a The Real Sun along with a stellar line-up of special guest performers (Saidah Baba Talibah,
OBIE, Najla Edwards, Imaaji)  will be sharing    soul stories to take you on a journey of self-discovery, 
love, pain, healing, and growth. Through Spoken Word, Rap & Soul, these talented singer/songwriters 
and poets will light up the evening with songs about the beauty of struggles and triumphs.
The event will feature new material from all of the artists, with never before heard collaborative 
pieces and songs.  Come celebrate the beginnings of new cycles with dinner with the featured 
artists and then enjoy the show!
:: Saidah Baba Talibah - voice  www.sbtmusic.com
:: OBIE - voice www.Obie.ca
:: Imaaji - voice  MySpace.com/imaaji
:: Najla Edwards - voice
:: Jef Kearns - flute  www.jefkearns.com
:: Beny Esguerra - percussion  MySpace.com/NewTraditionMusic
:: Sun a.k.a The Real Sun - keyboard & guitar www.TheRealSun.com
Facebook Event
Cover: $10 advance, 15 door (email reservations@tranestudio.com for adv tix info) 

Sun. March 21:
08:00pm: Ori Dagan Trio's "Spring-a-ding-ding" event
feat. Mark Kieswetter (p) and Ross MacIntyre (b)
Review from the L.A. Scene Paper:
This very impressive debut is a major step forward for Ori Dagan, who in a few years will 
probably be very well known in the jazz world. His debut CD S'cat Got My Tongue is 
highly recommended.
http://www.OriDagan.com
Cover: $10

Mon. March 22:
Closed

Tues. March 23:
07:30pm: Acoustic Soul open mic
hosted by Black Lotus, this is an evening for all to explore their soulful side.
MySpace.com/BlackLotusMedia
Cover: $10

Wed. March 24:
06:00pm: Terry Logan (solo piano)
Playing choice standards on solo piano, Terry provides the perfect ambience for dinner.
08:30pm: Abracadabaret
Toronto magician James Alan brings his upclose magic show to the Trane
JamesAlan.ca  |  www.AbraCadabaret.com
Cover: $10

Thurs. March 25:
06:00pm: Terry Logan (solo piano)
Playing choice standards on solo piano, Terry provides the perfect ambience for dinner.
08:30pm: TBA
Cover: $10

Fri. March 26:
08:30pm: Multifunktion feat. Robi Botos
http://www.myspace.com/robibotos
Cover: $10

Sat. March 27:
08:30pm: Upendo 2010 - Part 1
The Upendo is a five part series which is kicking off with something for our Zouk lovers.
Following afro fusion music from around the world, Dj Kyabu of Bunda Sounds will be serving
up the heat with seductive and infectious Zouk Kizomba house Kuduro and Kompa rhythms.
Along with hot Dj sets we will have live performances from: Nicola "NIX" Moore, Ariza Muzik, 
and Rhythmplus.
MySpace.com/NicolaaMoore  |  MySpace.com/AriaMuzik  |  RhythmPlus.ca
Cover: $10

Sun. March 28:
08:00pm: Strange Attractors
Acclaimed tenor saxophonist Ryan Oliver, recently back in Toronto after years in New York City, 
joins forces with one of Canada's top-shelf jazz trumpet players - Brownman Ali, rarely in Toronto 
amidst global touring - to form the front line of this exciting new quintet dedicated to exploring 
the sonic soundscapes of modern jazz with New York City intensity. The group also features 
Dave Restivo - 5-time National Jazz Award winner for 'piano player of the year'; Ernesto Cervini
on drums - also recently returning to Toronto from NYC; and much in demand upright bassist 
Mark Cashion.
Strange.Brownman.com
MySpace.com/RyanOliverJazz  |  Brownman.com
MySpace.com/DaveRestivo  |  ErnestoCervini.com
Cover: $10

Mon. March 29:
Closed

Tues. March 30:
07:30pm: Lifelines Ensemble
The Lifelines Ensemble is comprised of three core members:  Dave Restivo (piano), 
Christine Jensen (saxophones) and Sienna Dahlen (voice).  Bassist, Jim Vivian and 
New York City-based drummer, Alyssa Falk fill out the rhythm section.  This collective 
performs original music that falls nicely into the contemporary jazz category but 
stretches further into folk and pop territories at times as well.  Their sound can be 
explosive yet tender and is both highly creative and accessible for all ears.  A show 
not to be missed!
MySpace.com/SiennaBand  |  MySpace.com/DaveRestivo  |  SiennaDahlen.com
Cover: $10

Wed. March 31:
07:30pm: T.B.A.
Cover: $10