2011-2012 Evening Concert Series Schedule
Evening and Family Concert Series Poster
Ticket Prices
- Adult tickets: $13 - $15 (varies by concert)
- Senior Citizens : $11 - $13 (varies by concert). Senior Citizen ticket price available for guest over 60 years.
- Students: $5
- Please note that for Sinatra & Basie at the Sands, Dave Leonhardt & the Shelley Oliver Tap Dancers, and Ed Wise, adult tickets are $15 and senior tickets are $13.
Credit and Debit Cards are accepted.
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Sinatra & Basie at the Sands — Saturday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: Adults $15, Seniors (over 60) $13, and Students $5
Michael Berkowitz and vocalist Tony Babino present an incredible musical re-creation of Frank Sinatra’s first live album, performed in April 1966 with the Count Basie Orchestra. The show contains the actual musical arrangements of Nelson Riddle, Billy Byers, Quincy Jones and others.
Cordis — Saturday, Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: Adults $13, Seniors (over 60) $11, and Students $5
For over a decade the quartet Cordis has been redefining contemporary chamber music by fusing an original combination of custom-made and traditional ethnic instruments to create their signature sound.
David Leonhardt Jazz Group and the Shelley Oliver Tap Dancers - Saturday December 10 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: Adults $15, Seniors (over 60) $13, and Students $5
A jazz pianist and composer, Leonhardt’s 25 years of professional experience has included recordings, T.V. and radio, concerts and festivals, nightclubs and stage shows. These Christmas shows will showcase holiday tunes featuring a vocalist, a band and a dance group.
John Lilly — Saturday, Jan. 21 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: Adults $13, Seniors (over 60) $11, and Students $5
A multi-talented acoustic performer, Lilly specializes in Americana, country roots, and traditional folk music. He writes new songs that sound as old as the hills, and performs older songs like they were made yesterday. According to one reviewer, “If Hank Williams had a sunny disposition, he’d be John Lilly.”
Ed Wise and his New Orleans Jazz Band — Saturday, Feb. 18 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: Adults $15, Seniors (over 60) $13, and Students $5
In March of 2005, just five months before Hurricane Katrina brought her devastation to the Crescent City, Wise assembled seven of the city’s finest players. Critics call this eight-piece New Orleans Jazz band “a talented, crowd pleasing, toe-tapping throwback to the dawn of the jazz era and the birthplace of Dixieland.”
Cathie Ryan — Saturday, March 3 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: Adults $13, Seniors (over 60) $11, and Students $5
Irish American Ryan, with her crystalline vocals and insightful songwriting, is an original and distinctive voice in Celtic music. Since her acclaimed seven-year tenure as lead singer of Cherish the Ladies, she has established herself as one of the genre’s most popular and enduring singer-songwriters.
Ann Fontanella — Saturday, April 28 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: Adults $13, Seniors (over 60) $11, and Students $5
Ann Fontanella is the last protégé of the “Old Russian School” style of violin play and pedagogy that has been passed down from virtuosos including Jascha Heifetz for over 150 years. This youthful classical titan plays on a 320-year-old Grancino violin with Heifetz’s own custom-engineered mute that he used for four decades.
2011-2012 Evening & Family Concert Series Underwriters
