The music programs at GPJ-NBAC are extensive
...and great

The Greater Port Jefferson Northern Brookhaven Arts Council
Presents

Concert
Saturday, March 6, 2010 ~ 8:00 PM

Featuring International Classical Star
Vassily Primakov

Program
Handel – Chaconne in G Major
Schumann – Fantasie in C Major opus 17
Shostakovich – 24 Preludes opus 34
Chopin – Sonata No. 3 opus 58

Performed in a beautiful home in Port Jefferson

Tickets $35.00 – Call 917-428-7431
Or visit Ecolin, 14 East Broadway, Port Jefferson or
464 North Country Road, Saint James

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SPECIAL EVENT!

Rachael Davis
March 14, 2010 @ 2:00 PM
University Cafe at Stony Brook University

Tickets are $15 available in advance through
the University Café website at
www.universitycafe.org
until Thursday, March 11th with no service charge.
Tickets at the door (if available) will be $20.

The Greater Port Jefferson-Northern Brookhaven Arts Council proudly announces a concert presented in conjunction with the esteemed Sunday Street Acoustic Concerts at the University Café on the campus of Stony Brook University.

On March 14th, 2010, at 2:00 PM, these two organizations will be presenting Rachael Davis, an intriguing young musician performing an eclectic blend of early jazz, torchy blues and Rachael's own brand of soulful songwriting. Rachael will be joined by some of the finest young folk-jazz musicians on the scene today.

About RACHAEL DAVIS: Songwriter and singing phenom Rachael Davis began singing on-stage at the age of two with her parents. Ten years into her solo career, she’s shared the stage with such musical luminaries as Taj Mahal, Fred Eaglesmith, Josh Ritter, Prairie Home Companion regulars Robin and Linda Williams, folk divas Claudia Schmidt and Sally Rogers, jazz legends Marcus Belgrave and Winston Walls, and many others. In 2003, this Michigan native took Grand Prize in the Telluride Bluegrass Festival's Troubadour Contest.

Rachael’s diverse influences range from the jazz stylings of Ella Fitzgerald to the soulful pop vocals of Patty Griffin - with many more in between. This contemporary songwriter is equally at home singing anything from traditional ballads to Cole Porter to Joe Henry. Rachael Davis is also no stranger to University Café audiences who recall her memorable performance at the Café in April of 2005. Composer/guitarist Dominic John Davis provides the perfect backdrop for Davis, who possesses a voice that demands attention.

"Davis commands a voice older than her years, an instrument that is equally sure expressing strength and vulnerability, and her songwriting is fearlessly eclectic." - Ben Edmonds, Detroit Free Press

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In-House Chamber Series

Orient Concert Series TBA

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