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    THURS 8 & 9:30 Peter Kronreif w/Chris McCarthy, Adam Kolker, Jeremy Stratton

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    Thursday, September 10, 2026

    8:00 PM

    Bar Bayeux

    515 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205

    Free

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Brooklyn-based drummer Peter Kronreif brings a book of original compositions on Aeronautics to Bar Bayeux with pianist Chris McCarthy, saxophonist Adam Kolker and Jeremy Stratton. McCarthy shapes ensembles from the keyboard with harmonic and tactile cues, Kolker contributes composed and improvisatory sax work, and Stratton’s approach—between modern jazz and freer improvisation—keeps the group focused on responsive interplay and shifting textures rather than fixed arrangements.

    About the Artists

    Peter Kronreif

    Peter Kronreif

    A native of Salzburg, Austria and a sought-after drummer on the New York jazz scene since 2010, Brooklyn-based Peter Kronreif unveils an inspired book of original compositions on Aeronautics — his follow-up to 2010’s Gloaming, also featuring his talent-rich group Wayfarers.

    Adam Kolker

    Adam Kolker is a jazz saxophonist and composer known for his work in the jazz genre.

    Jeremy Stratton

    Jeremy Stratton

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    Jeremy Stratton is a New York City jazz musician whose work sits between modern jazz and freer improvisation. At Bar Bayeux he has appeared in small-group settings alongside artists such as Matt Mitchell, Adam Kolker, Jeff Williams, Glenn Zaleski, Ben Monder, Kayvon Gordon, Marty Ehrlich, and Jerome Harris.

    Chris McCarthy

    Chris McCarthy

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    Chris McCarthy is a New York City–based jazz pianist whose work moves between straight-ahead swing and freer, open-form playing. He appears regularly at Brooklyn rooms including Bar Bayeux, where he has performed in small-group settings alongside vocalist Aubrey Johnson and instrumentalists Tomoko Omura, Alex LoRe, Matt Aronoff, and Jay Sawyer.