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SUMMARY:I Speak Music: Songs and Stories of a Century\, with Howard Levy and Chris Siebold
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \nTwo-time Grammy Award-winner Howard Levy returns to “Saturday Night Lights” to help celebrate the Baker Center centennial with a program that takes its theme from Howard’s recently published memoir\,  “I Speak Music.” Howard teams up for this performance with his frequent collaborator\, guitarist Chris Siebold. Expect an evening filled with songs and stories from a century of music. \nGet Tickets Here \nHoward Levy is an acknowledged master of the diatonic harmonica\, a superb pianist\, innovative composer\, recording artist\, bandleader\, teacher\, author\, and producer.  In 1970 at the age of 19\, he discovered how to play the diatonic harmonica as a fully chromatic instrument by developing techniques on it that had never existed before.  This enabled Howard to take the harmonica out of its usual role as a folk and blues instrument\, and into the worlds of jazz\, classical\, Middle Eastern music\, and more. \nAt home in many musical styles\, the two-time Grammy Award-winner (Pop Music Performance and Instrumental Composition with Bela Fleck & the Flecktones) is a favorite with audiences worldwide and a recording artist sought after by Kenny Loggins\, Dolly Parton\, Paquito D’Rivera\, Styx\, Donald Fagen\, Paul Simon\, and many others.  Howard has appeared on hundreds of albums and several movie soundtracks\, most prominently on A Family Thing with Robert Duval and James Earl Jones. \nHis solo CD Alone and Together (Balkan Samba Records) and his trio CD Tonight and Tomorrow (Chicago Sessions) both received 4-star reviews in DownBeat.  Howard also released a classical CD featuring his Concerto for Diatonic Harmonica and Orchestra – the first true concerto composed for diatonic harmonica. \nGuitarist Chris Siebold has been the house guitarist on A Prairie Home Companion for years. Chris is a member of internationally renowned fusion band Kick the Cat\, and has played with many notable musicians around the world.  He brings intensity\, soul and his incredible technique to any style of music. \nThe duo has performed to great acclaim in the US\, Europe and South America. Howard Levy’s virtuosic harmonica and piano playing\, Chris Siebold’s masterful resonator guitar work (and soulful singing on a few numbers) – that’s all you need for a spirited evening of jazz\, blues\, pop\, classical and original compositions that transcend genre or category. \nTheir album\, ART + ADRENALINE contains original compositions by Howard and Chris\, and one by Bach. The music covers the full range of styles that they play live – Jazz\, Blues\, Brazilian\, Classical\, World Music\, and more. \nBaker Community Center\, October 17\, 7:30 p.m.
URL:https://norrisculturalarts.com/event/i-speak-music-songs-and-stories-of-a-century-with-howard-levy-and-chris-siebold/
LOCATION:Baker Community Center\, 101 S. Second St.\, St. Charles\, IL\, 60174\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lee Murdock: From the Olde Sod to the New Prairie – The Irish in America
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \nJoin Lee Murdock for a musical celebration of Ireland – with songs of the Emerald Isle and from the Irish-American immigrant experience. Best-known for his interpretations of local and Great Lakes songs\, Murdock has also spent many years researching and performing songs from Ireland. In fact\, Murdock’s musical influences span over five centuries\, from ancient Celtic harp melodies to piano rags written by the likes of Scott Joplin\, to more contemporary American music. \nWATCH FOR ONLINE TICKET AVAILABILITY. \nBe ready to join in a boisterous chorus of a famous Irish Pub song\, share the sly joke in a humorous old ballad\, follow along to a soft Irish air or vigorous dance tune from the Emerald Isle. Follow the Irish across “The Big Pond” with songs of the Irish immigrants who settled in Chicago and the Midwest. Murdock’s will round out the concert with an anthem honoring the Irish folks who labored to build the Illinois and Michigan Canal\, and story and tune from the Irish who settled on Michigan’s Beaver Island\, a setting so much like their homeland. \nLee Murdock has published sixteen albums or musical books to date\, and has performed all across the United States and Canada\, from his home in Chicago’s far western suburbs. \nYour ticket includes two complimentary beverages and light snacks. \nMarch 20\, 7:30 PM Baker Community Center
URL:https://norrisculturalarts.com/event/lee-murdock-from-the-olde-sod-to-the-new-prairie-the-irish-in-america/
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SUMMARY:Where or When: A Century of Songs with Tatum Langley
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \nTatum Langley – the versatile singer\, actress\, and dancer – returns to our Saturday Night Lights series to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Baker Community Center. Her program – “Where or When: A Century of Songs with Tatum Langley” – is not only a nod to the Rodgers & Hart tune of that name from their 1937 musical\, “Babes in Arms\,” but also evokes memories for all of us as to where or when we experienced the milestones of our lives. Join Tatum as she weaves a tapestry of memories in song and story\, spanning the century of the 1920s through today\, and including nostalgic numbers from the “Great American Songbook” of the early to mid-20th century. And you may be surprised at some tales of local history Tatum uses to punctuate her performance! \nCHECK BACK FOR ONLINE TICKETING AVAILABILITY. \nTatum Langley grew up in Elmhurst and has established herself as a multi-genre vocalist\, musical actress\, and a featured performer in the international sensation\, Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox\, appearing throughout North America and Europe. Her online videos with PMJ have garnered millions of views as her popularity soars. \nBaker Community Center\, April 17\, 2027\, 7:30 p.m. \n  
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