Ken Gable Jazz Ken Gable Jazz provides Traditional and Contemporary Solo Jazz Saxophone

For Solo and Duo configurations, the minimum size performance space requirement is 10 feet (depth) x 10 feet (width). For Trio and Quartet configurations, the minimum size performance space requirement is 16 feet (depth) x 20 feet (Width). Required A.C. power to the performance area should be located within the required performance space. If outlets are located farther away, please arrange with your venue to provide an extension cord and, if necessary, taped down or covered up to ensure it is not a tripping hazard.

Aside from the name and location details, I would need the name of the event manager/planner to go over the logistics.

I provide the PA System for gigs that are accessible by car. For gigs that require airfare, I would need the client to rent a PA system for the event. Lighting is not needed.

I can play music from Apple Music during breaks.

The most amazing gig I had the opportunity to play was with Michael Mossman and New York Latin Jazz Orchestra. I shared the stage with Paquito D Rivera, Eddie Palmieri and David Sanchez

I enjoy playing any event where i can create an elegant ambience that elevates the experience that guests will remember forever.

Saxophonist and educator Kenneth L. Gable, a native of Andover, Massachusetts, began his
professional career in Boston after graduating from Berklee College of Music. Over the course of
his performing career, he has appeared with distinguished artists including Wynton Marsalis,
David Sánchez, Michael Philip Mossman, Herb Pomeroy, Alan Dawson, Victor Mendoza, Sal
Cracchiolo, Steve Cotter, and Lee Thornburg. While based in Los Angeles, he performed with
the MVPs, sharing the stage with artists such as Kelly Clarkson, The Go-Go’s, Tom Jones, and
Santana.

There are so many legendary musicians who have shaped me into the musician I am today that it is difficult to name just one. That being said, Phil woods, Cannonball Adderley and Kenny Garrett have had a significant impact in my development.

I typically arrive at least an hour prior to guests arriving. Since I provide music for ceremonies, cocktail hours, and dinner sets, I usually perform 2 to 3 hours.

Absolutely. I would just need a flat level surface area and a power supply close to the performance area.

Yes. I have a very extensive song list and clients can select what they would like to hear or not hear. If I don't know specific songs, I am willing to learn up to 4 songs for the event.

People really enjoy the solo saxophone setup which provides a full band sound. My music is described as relaxing, beautiful, romantic, smooth and inspiring.