The Colored Musicians Club is hosting its Sunday Night Jazz Series at the Buffalo History Museum on the last Sunday of every month.

We are excited to welcome Marcus Lolo and Friends on Sunday, August 25, 2024.

Marcus Lolo is an accomplished musician, renowned for his passion for piano performance and music direction, with a distinctive blend of classical and jazz and Latino-Caribbean influences. His career is highlighted by innovative musical compositions and leadership roles that span over a decade, with significant recognition in the music community through features in JazzBuffalo, Buffalo News' Gusto Sessions podcast, and UBNow.
Educated in Piano Performance at the State University of New York at Buffalo, Marcus has led a dynamic career that includes directing church choirs, orchestrating for Broadway-style productions, and performing across diverse venues. He is particularly celebrated for his single "Lafimen (A Tribute to Manno Charlemagne)," a project that honors the legacy of the Haitian singer and political activist through a rich blend of jazz combo and voice, showcasing Marcus's ability to fuse cultural sounds and genres.
Fluent in English, French, and Haitian Creole, Marcus brings a global perspective to his musical endeavors. His passion for blending cultural sounds is evident not only in his performances but also in his significant educational contributions. As director of the Love Supreme School of Music in Buffalo, New York, Marcus leads a program providing free, Jazz-centric music education across several instruments to children and young adults from the city's underserved communities. His commitment to diversity in music and excellence in performance deeply influences the next generation.
As a leader and innovator in the field of music, Marcus continues to inspire and influence through his creative compositions, arrangements, and dedicated mentorship, aiming to leave a lasting impact on both the local and international music scenes.