2011-2012 Season
Take Me Home: Music of John Denver
Sunday October 9, 2011 3:00pm
The songs are timeless. The resemblance is remarkable. The message, still relevant.
Jim Curry’s powerful performances (accompanied by guitar/mandolin, flute, keyboard,
bass and drums) bring John Denver’s greatest songs and feelings to life, blending the
images of our natural earth with a love for each other. With his compelling voice and
heartfelt words, Jim brings a welcome rebirth to the enduring music of America’s
troubadour.
Jim Curry’s powerful performances (accompanied by guitar/mandolin, flute, keyboard,
bass and drums) bring John Denver’s greatest songs and feelings to life, blending the
images of our natural earth with a love for each other. With his compelling voice and
heartfelt words, Jim brings a welcome rebirth to the enduring music of America’s
troubadour.
Billy Dean
Sunday November 20, 2011 3:00pm
Billy Dean brings Nashville star power to every stage he graces. A gifted songwriter
and fabulous guitarist, Billy is also an accomplished actor. After decades of churning
out hits, Billy Dean – with his gratifying guitar and his distinctive voice – gives every
audience an unforgettable performance.
The Fabulous Hubcaps
Sunday February 12, 2012 3:00pm
What began thirty-three years ago as Harvey Hubcap and the Do Ron Ron
has evolved into one of the nation’s most sought after oldies show bands.
Performing together since 1974, this seven-piece band shows no signs of
slowing down. The Hubcaps continue to captivate audiences with their high
energy tributes to original artists like Little Richard, James Brown, Tina Turner,
Bobby Darin, Sonny and Cher, The Flamingos, Ray Charles, The Beach Boys,
Willie Nelson & Patsy Cline, Elton John and Frank Sinatra just to name a
few. With an extensive repertoire of Do-Wop group harmony, Classic Rock
and Roll, Rock-A-Billy, Motown, and R & B music, The Fabulous Hubcaps are
heralded as one of the best oldies show bands in the country.
Learn more about the group by visiting their website at http://thehubcaps.com/
has evolved into one of the nation’s most sought after oldies show bands.
Performing together since 1974, this seven-piece band shows no signs of
slowing down. The Hubcaps continue to captivate audiences with their high
energy tributes to original artists like Little Richard, James Brown, Tina Turner,
Bobby Darin, Sonny and Cher, The Flamingos, Ray Charles, The Beach Boys,
Willie Nelson & Patsy Cline, Elton John and Frank Sinatra just to name a
few. With an extensive repertoire of Do-Wop group harmony, Classic Rock
and Roll, Rock-A-Billy, Motown, and R & B music, The Fabulous Hubcaps are
heralded as one of the best oldies show bands in the country.
Learn more about the group by visiting their website at http://thehubcaps.com/
Carpe Diem Classical String Quartet
Sunday March 18, 2012 3:00pm
A classical string quartet that rocks! The group performs the classical string
quartet repertoire, but their musical passion has led them down the paths of
Gypsy, tango, folk, pop, rock, and jazz-inspired music. With outside-the-box programs, electrifying performances, and a passion for audience engagement,
Carpe Diem has earned critical acclaim and concert ovation
quartet repertoire, but their musical passion has led them down the paths of
Gypsy, tango, folk, pop, rock, and jazz-inspired music. With outside-the-box programs, electrifying performances, and a passion for audience engagement,
Carpe Diem has earned critical acclaim and concert ovation
Four Aces
Sunday April 22, 2012 3:00pm
Sixty years ago, a quartet called The Four Aces began making hit
records, and they didn’t stop until they reached No. 1 with “Three Coins in a Fountain”
and “Love is a Many Splendored Thing.” Carrying on the tradition of the original group
and led by Fred Diodati (part of the group since the ’50s), The Four Aces continue to
entertain audiences with magical melodies, inspiring instrumentals and
laugh-out-loud remarks.
records, and they didn’t stop until they reached No. 1 with “Three Coins in a Fountain”
and “Love is a Many Splendored Thing.” Carrying on the tradition of the original group
and led by Fred Diodati (part of the group since the ’50s), The Four Aces continue to
entertain audiences with magical melodies, inspiring instrumentals and
laugh-out-loud remarks.
