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    SAT 8 & 9:30 - Michael Attias BOBOLINKS 4 w/Santiago Leibson, Sean Conly, Satoshi Takeishi

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    Saturday, September 26, 2026

    8:00 PM

    Bar Bayeux

    515 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205

    Free

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Alto saxophonist Michael Attias brings his quartet BOBOLINKS 4 to Bar Bayeux, with pianist Santiago Leibson, bassist Sean Conly and percussionist Satoshi Takeishi. The group operates between jazz language and free improvisation, favoring flexible structures in which Leibson’s structural clarity, Conly’s grounded pulse and Takeishi’s color-minded precision allow shifts between close time and open form.

    About the Artists

    Michael Attias

    Michael Attias

    Home – Michaël Attias | Alto saxophonist, composer, bandleader

    BOBOLINKS 4

    BOBOLINKS 4 is a New York City–based quartet led by saxophonist and composer Michael Attias, working at the seam between jazz language and free improvisation. At Bar Bayeux, the group pairs Attias with pianist Santiago Leibson, bassist Sean Conly, and percussionist Satoshi Takeishi.

    Santiago Leibson

    Santiago Leibson

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    Santiago Leibson is a pianist working in jazz and free improvisation, heard in New York City at Bar Bayeux. He has performed with saxophonist Michael Attias in the Bobolinks 4, alongside bassist Sean Conly and percussionist Satoshi Takeishi.

    Sean Conly

    Sean Conly

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    Sean Conly is a New York City–based bassist working in jazz and free improvisation. At Bar Bayeux he anchors the venue’s Tuesday 8–11pm jam session, including house-band sets with pianist Leo Genovese and drummer Diego Voglino.

    Satoshi Takeishi

    Satoshi Takeishi

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    Satoshi Takeishi is a percussionist and bandleader whose work moves between jazz, contemporary composition, and music shaped by global rhythmic traditions. Based in New York City, he has been a regular presence on local stages and in studio projects, often in ensembles that blur the line between groove and chamber-like detail.