March 2010

deVeber Art |
2009/10
New England
Trad Jazz Plus Calendar
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Please check out the Weekly site for
ongoing performances not listed here,
and always call the venues for confirmation.
| 1Mon |
8pm |
Michael White
and the Original Liberty Jazz Band from New Orleans at the UNH
Traditional Jazz Series #198. Right from the Source: Distinguished
clarinetist and scholar Dr. White brings us an aggregation directly from his
home town, steeped in vigorous musical and cultural authenticity. A most
unusual treat! Tickets are $8.00
each (or $6.00 for students and seniors). Season tickets are available for
$40.00. You may order tickets in advance by calling 603-862-2290, or you may
visit the UNH Memorial Union Building Ticket Office, 83 Main St. Durham NH 03824-3594
(hours are Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.) Also
available at the door one hour prior to concert. |
| 3 Wed |
11:30am-1pm |
Heartbeat Jazz Band
every Wednesday jazz luncheon, usually with Noel Kaletsky, at the Yankee Clipper
Restaurant,
157 West Main Street, Niantic, CT (860-739-9634). |
| 3 Wed |
12-2pm |
Big Easy Rhythm jazz brunch every Wednesday with John Russell drums and harmonica,
Paul Boehmke clarinet, sax and vocals, Ian Frenkel piano and guests at Bill's Seafood, Rt. 1 Westbrook, Exit 65 off I-95, (860)399-7224 |
| 6 Thu |
6-9pm |
Big Easy Rhythm
every Thursday with John Russell drums and harmonica, Paul Boehmke clarinet, sax and vocals, Ian Frenkel piano and guests
at Bill's Seafood,
Rt. 1 Westbrook,
Exit 65 off I-95, (860)399-7224 (roughly from Labor Day through Memorial Day. They're off during the Summer) |
| 6 Sat |
7:30pm |
Claflin Hill
Symphony Orchestra at the Grand Ballroom, Milford
Town Hall, Milford MA, presenting Mozart Requiem,
Carl Orff Carmina Burana.
Two of the greatest chorus-and-orchestra masterpieces of the entire literature! Mozart’s noble, majestic and elegiac Requiem paired with Orff’s colorful bacchanal of student drinking songs and romance! Carmina Burana was the first work ever performed by the CHSO in May, 2000 – the Mozart Requiem opened the first full season! A musical feast with a one-two punch!
Classical. www.claflinhill.org
508.478.5924 |
| 6 Sat |
7:30pm |
American
Classics present I'll Take Manhattan, a salute to America's most
famous island in music and song at Pickman Concert Hall, Longy School of
Music, 27 Garden St. Cambridge MA Tickets: $20, $15 for students/seniors.
Wheelchair accessible. 617-254-1125 or ac@amclass.org Details |
| 6 Sat |
8pm |
Roomful of Blues
at the Blackstone River Theatre, 549 Broad St. Cumberland RI 02864 (401) 725-9272. $20.00 advance/$24.00 day of show
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| 7 Sun |
12-3pm |
JEM Jazz Trio at the
Tryst Restaurant,
689 Mass. Avenue, Arlington MA every Sunday jazz brunch
www.jemjazz.com
781-641-2227 Named best Sunday brunch west of Boston by
Boston Magazine |
7 Sun or
14 |
3pm |
Riverboat
Stompers at The Amazing Things Art Center, 160 Hollis St.
Framingham MA
508-405-ARTS (2787) |
| 7 Sun |
3pm |
American
Classics present I'll Take Manhattan, a salute to America's most
famous island in music and song at Follen Community Church, 755
Massachusetts Ave. Lexington, MA Tickets: $20, $15 for students/seniors.
Wheelchair accessible. 617-254-1125 or ac@amclass.org
Details |
| 10 Wed |
7:30pm |
Dave Whitney presents Program #314, "Louis and his All
Stars", Classic Jazz at the Lincoln Public Library, Bedford Road, Lincoln MA 01773
(781) 259-8465 |
7 Sun or
14 |
3pm |
Riverboat
Stompers at The Amazing Things Art Center, 160 Hollis St.
Framingham MA
508-405-ARTS (2787) |
| 13 Sat |
9-12pm |
The Dixie
Doughboys at Boston Swing Dance, St. James Armenian church , 465 Auburn
St. Watertown, MA 617.924.6603 Beginners lesson 8pm. $15, $10 students
www.bostonswingdance.com info:
roger@bostonswingdance.com
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| 19-21 |
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Palm Springs
Classic Jazz Festival www.desertjazz.org Tom Rigney & Flambeau, Chicago Six, High Society Jazz Band, Jim Beatty, Palm Springs Classic Jazz Band, David Christopher and many more |
| 28 Sun |
3pm |
Claflin Hill
Symphony Orchestra presents: Play Nice with Others!
A program designed to feature the various sections of the symphony orchestra, and how they work and play together in harmony, featuring Claflin Hill’s awesome tuba player, Mr. Chip Halt, in "Tubby the Tuba."
at the Grand Ballroom, Milford Town Hall, Main St. Milford, MA www.claflinhill.org
508.478.5924 |
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