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Mr. Ho's Orchestrotica

The 21-piece ensemble that plays Esquivel!

Girl pointing at website (illustration by Sam Gambino).

Sat, 3 Apr 2010 at 6:00 PM (3 weeks away)

Shrine

2271 Adam Clayton Powell Junior Boulevard
New York, NY (Map)
Metro: 2 or 3 to 135th St
212.690.7807
The Orchestrotica Mini debuts at Shrine in NYC for an intimate but short, 1-hour night of exotica music. Classics by Martin Denny, Arthur Lyman, Milt Raskin, and originals by Mr. Ho. View the Facebook event page to RSVP if you’d like, or to leave a comment. Please RSVP if you can come on the Facebook page - it helps spread the word!

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Sat, 17 Apr 2010 at 10:30 PM (5 weeks away)

Toad

1920 Massachussetts Ave
Cambridge, MA (Map)
617.497.4950
Flyer for the showThe Orchestrotica Mini debuts at Toad in Cambridge, an intimate night of exotica music. Classics by Martin Denny, Arthur Lyman, Milt Raskin, and originals by Mr. Ho. View the Facebook event page to RSVP if you’d like, or to leave a comment.

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More upcoming shows

Video from 2006 Festival de Mexico show

The Orchestrotica plays Esquivel's version of Let's Dance.

The quality of this clip is low due to the original source material having poor audio. Higher-quality videos are available.

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About the band

Mr. Ho's Orchestrotica is the only 21-pc big band performing the space-age pop music of Juan Garcia Esquivel. Led by Artistic Director and Arranger Mr. Ho, the group has meticulously transcribed the "king of space-age bachelor pad's" arrangements from the original recordings.

The Orchestrotica Mini is a smaller, intimate group performing exotica, tiki, and mood jazz. Led by Mr. Ho on vibraphone, this group performs new music by Mr. Ho as well as the classics by artists like Martin Denny, Arthur Lyman, and Milt Raskin. Get on our mailing list for info (below).
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