Sunday, October 23, 2011 - concluded

 <click on photo for video preview  Deborah Henson-Conant    .....is a Grammy-Nominated artist who sings and plays the harp, tells stories and composes symphonic music that runs the gamut from bombastic to tender. She has been described as “the wild woman of the harp” by bandleader Doc Severinsen and “the talented love-child of André Previn and Lucille Ball” by NPR's Scott Simon. Her playing ranges from raucous to delicate and her performances blur the line between musical performance and theatrical event.

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      Sunday, November 13, 2011 concluded

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     Billy Dean ....whose insightful songwriting, clear and distinctive voice, and masterful instrumental gifts have earned him accolades from many awards academies and countless devoted fans.

Billy has transcended genres with his unique repertoire, earning numerous awards including The Academy of Country Music’s Song of the Year, “Somewhere in My Broken Heart;” ACM New Male Vocalist of The Year; BMI Pop Awards; BMI Song Awards; BMI Million Air Plays Award; Country Music Television Rising Star Award; NSAI Song of the Year; and a Grammy for a country tribute, “Amazing Grace.”

Billy’s appeal reaches beyond the music world. He has appeared on numerous television shows as well as made-for TV movies, including: Blue Valley Songbird, A Face to Kill For, Lois & Clark, One Life to Live, Diagnosis Murder, Good Morning America, The Tonight Show, The Montel Show and many others.

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                 March 5, 2012  ....at 7:30 pm

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    MARK MASRI.... soulful tenor is one of the finest voices of his generation, and coupled with his tall, dark and handsome appeal, he is poised for international stardom.

In addition to his incomparable vocals, Mark is a piano player, songwriter and producer. He co-wrote all but one of the original songs on his new CD, La Voce. For the rest of the repertoire, he chose a virtuosic array of songs in six languages: English, French, Italian, Spanish, Hebrew and Arabic. As the son of a Lebanese father and a Scottish mother, and with his ease at performing an array of international songs, Mark exemplifies the new face of Canada; multiculturalism at its best.

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  NOTE: Performance dates are subject to change; although our "Live on Stage" booking office spends a great deal of

time arranging tour for performances, there are times when dates must be changed.

Watch this site for any time change announcements.

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