Wednesday, February 3, 12:30 pm |
THE VINNIE CHAZI TRIO — UPBEAT JAZZ
The Vinnie Chazi Trio are known for their upbeat, melodic shows. This promises to be a great afternoon as Vinnie and his trio cover great Jazz standards with a few
other swingin’ surprises as well.
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Friday, February 5, 12:30 pm |
OSCAR REYNOLDS — BOLIVIAN FLUTE
Bolivian-born Oscar Reynolds is an internationally-acclaimed Andean flute master, guitarist, flutemaker,
recording engineer, and lawyer from the Andes mountains of La Paz. Performing around the
world for four decades, he is recognized for playing the Bolivian pan flutes and guitar simultaneously.
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Wednesday, February 10, 12:30 pm |
KARIE HILLARY — POSITIVE POP MUSIC
Karie’s insights, uplifting lyrics and powerful vocals will touch your heart. She shares her personal experiences in her songs, letting the audience know and feel that they are not alone in their journey through life’s challenges.
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Friday, February 12, 12:30 pm |
THE FOOLS ON THE HILL — INSTRUMENTAL ARRANGEMENTS TO BEATLES MUSIC
The music of the Beatles transcends all generations and is just as powerful and relevant as it was over 40 years ago. Mike Wollenberg started playing guitar when he was eight years old, due in large part to his hearing the Beatles. Multi-instrumentalist Steve Hanson says the music of the Beatles still inspires him and his appreciation for what they did continues to grow.
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Wednesday, February 17, 12:30 pm |
ST. MICHAEL TRIO —
CLASSICAL PIANO, VIOLIN & CELLO
Their repertoire spans the classics to contemporary, including the jazz greats and their own arrangements of popular and even rock tunes. Their hallmark is mixing all of it into a single concert. They make their concerts interesting, funny, and thoroughly accessible, engaging audiences in the music in a way few performers can.
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Friday, February 19, 12:30 pm |
KARL FRANZEN & ERNEST KINSOLVING—
TRADITIONAL AMERICAN MUSIC
Bright, uplifting and authentic, the sound of Karl Franzen and Ernest Kinsolving transports listeners to a simpler time, making children jump up and dance, and inclining those in the vicinity to smile at one another and say “howdy.” It all comes alive with the sweet sound of a fiddle, guitar and wonderful vocals.
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Wednesday, February 24, 12:30 pm |
TO THE MOON — JAZZ, FOLK & POP
To the Moon – a trippy trio of women, none of whom are named Alice. Verlene Schermer, Deb Knodel, and Claudia Slayman on vocals, harps, guitars, piano, and nyckelharpa, with guest Preston Carter on Bass. You’ll hear a cappella vocals, Celtic and Scandinavian instrumentals, and a mix of vocals and instrumentation from jazz to pop to folk, in a diverse and fun concert!
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| Friday, February 26, 12:30 pm |
PRIMARY COLORS — JAZZ & BLUES with ELEMENTS OF SOUL, POP & LATIN
This duo is the perfect vehicle for showcasing Nate Pruitt’s astonishing vocal versatility. With his smooth, rich baritone, he is one of the finest male jazz singers on the scene, a vocalist with seemingly infinite emotional resources who can improvise horn-like scat lines, croon with soulful conviction and deliver blues with total authority. Rick Vandivier is a guitarist who has found inspiration in influences that stretch from Andres Segovia
to Pat Metheny to Jimi Hendrix. His performances are daring, soulful, and evocative. |
