This will include 2 HORNS, 1 BASS and Daniel on the PIANO. Celebrate with us to see and hear their musical successes. Daniel is originally from the Space Coast of Florida. His extraordinary talent gave him the opportunity to tour with the GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA in the summers of 2023 and 2024. He began playing piano at a young age and took an early interest in jazz and popular music. Daniel was awarded a SPACE COAST JAZZ SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP in 2014 and graduated from Florida State University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Piano Performance. He moved to New Orleans and worked daily with bands of many styles, elevating his playing, developing his sound and immersing himself in the music New Orleans has to offer. In December 2018, Daniel began working for drummer Les Demerle (former drummer for the Harry James Orchestra). With Les, Daniel did two contracts for Royal Caribbean, playing six nights a week in the Royal Caribbean jazz club, Jazz on Four. He continued to base out of New Orleans when he wasn’t on cruise ships. In May of 2020, Daniel took a short hiatus from music to hike the Appalachian trail, and since completion has been based out of Florida. In 2021, he formed the band Creek with Ashton Bailey-Gould, Ethan Bailey-Gould and Thomas Milovac, and regularlly collaborating with vocalist Kristen Warren. This group of musicians regularly tours the southwest, performing at venues such as Rudy's Jazz Room in Nashville, Lagniappe in Miami, and regularly plays Heidi's Jazz Club in Cocoa Beach. Together, they headlined the Space Coast Music Festival in 2021. Daniel earned his Masters or Arts degree in Music from the University of Central Florida in 2024, where he taught five undergraduate classes in piano. Beginning in the summer of 2023 he started performing with the Glenn Miller Orchestra around the country and internationally. He continues to perform with his own trio and many other artists throughout the Space Coast area. Currently, Daniel is on the national tour of Charlie Brown Christmas Live as the musical director and pianist, as well as playing the character Schroeder.  General Admission is paid at the door. $20 for members of the Jazz Society and Veterans Memorial Center, $25 for guests and students are free.. Bring your own food and drink. Tables, chairs, live jazz and a beautiful view of the river are provided.