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2011-2012 SEASON
Dakota BlondeSaturday, March 24, 2012, 7pm at Jefferson Unitarian ChurchAlong with her crystal clear Emmylou Harris vocals, Dakota Blonde front woman Mary Huckins contributes flute and keyboard accompaniment to the band’s sweet and steady guitars. The result packs a big punch with well-crafted original works and a live performance that pairs the energy of lively night out with the sincerity of an evening spent with your oldest friends.
David ScheelSaturday, May 5, 2012, 7pm at Jefferson Unitarian ChurchDavid Scheel turns classical music on its head. As a pianist-comedian, Scheel has made something of a speciality of having fun at the expense of classical music. A well-known folk tune played in the styles of various old masters (plus an i-Pod mini!), a piece by Bach played with one hand, and another by Andrew Lloyd Webber with the other hand (at the same time!), a mini-concerto based on the 2 worst tunes ever written...These, plus topical sideswipes at the icons of modern living, politicians, and whoever is making the news, and all delivered in an enormous range of comic voices and accents, have led to frequent comparisons with the likes of Victor Borge, Robin Williams and Peter Ustinov. So, if you want to hear beautiful piano music, and laugh yourself silly at the same time, then David’s multi-award winning show, "Don’t Shoot Me, I’m Only the Piano Player", a hit in London’s West End and right across the USA, is a must-see event!
2011-2012 SEASON - PAST SHOWS
Sankofa - An Ensemble of The Spirituals ProjectSunday, October 9, 2011, 4pm at Foothills Art Center809 15th Street, Golden, CO (15th & Washington) Free parking is available on-street, on the nearby lot between Washington and Arapahoe, and the garages on Jackson. Sankofa: This elite ensemble of The Spirituals Project brings the strong and sorrowful stories of African American slaves to life. One of two small ensembles formed from the larger Spirituals Project choir, Sankofa harmonizes singers from a variety of cultural backgrounds and musical abilities. You’ll hear classic arrangements of choir standards, like “Oh, Freedom” and “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot,” along with modernized tellings that bring their simple humanity to light.
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