Live-Stream From Gallivan - Katrina Cannon Trio

This is a live stream from Gallivan Center! Come join this musical journey and experience the renderings of the Katrina Cannon Trio – Katrina, Steve Keen, and Curtis Woodbury.

Katrina has performed for Excellence in the Community, corporate events, private parties, weddings, and local concert series across the Wasatch Front for about 15 years. She has been given the gift of song, fronting many different bands and musical styles. Her voice opens your heart. Ultimately, she seeks to design an experience that will take you other places, to remember, to find joy, to feel love and to connect. Her voice has been described as golden, pure and smooth. You don’t want to miss this, so please tune in!

Steve Keen is an accomplished jazz pianist, accordionist, bassist and guitarist in Salt Lake City, originally from Baltimore, Md. After attending Georgia Institute of Technology, he received B.S. Degrees in Music Performance and B.S. in Psychology from Westminster College in Salt Lake City and University Of Utah and was Jazz Piano Associate Professor for many years at the University of Utah and for Westminster College. He is a full-time musician in demand as arranger, accompanist, performer and private teacher. In addition to Jazz, he is involved in many other styles of music performing on the piano accordion and the diatonic button accordion with several ethnic music groups including the Klezbros ( Eastern European Jewish and Gypsy dance music), the Salzburger Echo ( Swiss and German music), Lark and Spur, Idlewild, Trio Amarillo and numerous Jazz, Pop and World Music groups. He was the director of Jazz Vespers at the First Unitarian Church for several years and was an assistant conductor of the U. of U ACapella Choir. His blog www.puppydogmusic.blogspot.com reflects his interest in music theory, science, acoustics and invention, woodworking and photography.

Curtis Woodbury grew up in Salt Lake City, UT playing the violin in many orchestras and served as concertmaster of the Utah All-State Orchestra for two years. He later picked up the saxophone and became fascinated with jazz music, placing 1st overall in the Moscow International Jazz Festival on both the saxophone and violin. His debut album entitled “Curtis Woodbury” hit the top 50 nationally in jazz radio and has received positive reviews from many distinguished musicians.