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Joie de Vie Leads WIORA Class One After Round Aran Islands Coastal Race
Day three of the Volvo WIORA Coast Championships continued off the Aran Island of Inís Mór with the Coastal Race with racing taking place around the spectacular cliffs of the Aran Islands, in fantastic conditions, through the Gregory Sound and in towards the mainland. The 10-12kt northerly breeze provided perfect conditions to surf down the Atlantic swell back through Foul Sounds for Classes 2 and White Sails and South Sound for classes 1 and 2.
With rocky shores, sandy beaches and a myriad of lobster pots to be negotiated it provided a challenging days racing and quite a contrast to the previous day's windward leewards.
In IRC 1 Tribal has been knocked off the top of the leaderboard by Glen Cahills' Joie de Vie sailing a very impressive race. In IRC 2 Stonehaven Racing are holding onto first position while in IRC 3 J24 Gossip from Sligo Yacht Club are continuing their good run and with just one race scheduled for tomorrow have their West Coast Championships secured. White Sails have had a different winner in each race with local sailor from Club Seolteoireachta Arann, Michéal Ó Flatharta on An Tesicinn Mór taking first place.
The Tommy O'Keeffe Memorial will be awarded tonight to the winners of the Class Two Coastal Race, Ian & Ann Gaughan from Mayo Sailing Club on Xena.
Full results here
Farr 31 To The Fore At WIORA Champs Day One
Day one of the Volvo WIORA Championships dawned with a final entry of thirty nine boats and was to begin with one race and an afternoon start to facilitate crews arriving to the island of Inishmore on the morning ferries. The midday briefing was a straightforward affair with PRO Alan Crosbie, in his twelth year with the West Coast Championships.
At the briefing Jack Roy, President of Irish Sailing spoke about volunteerism and participation and gave credit to event organisers Cormac MacDonnacha and Míchéal Gill of Club Seolteoireachta Arainn for bringing the event to the island for the first time.
Not only is the scenery idyllic but the weather was also playing ball with a light southerly breeze and a windward leeward course was chosen.
In IRC 1 and ECHO 1, Liam Burke's 'new' Tribal Farr 31 was to the fore with Galway Bay Sailing clubmates Glen Cahill on Joie de Vie and Now What hot on their heels after an hour and twenty minutes of racing.
In IRC 2 it was the young guns from Galway Bay Sailing Club headed up by Aideen Breen sailing Port of Galway, the Dehler 37CW owned by well-known Martin Breen. The two Corbys, Thomas Whelan of the Royal Western Yacht Club of Ireland on Stonehouse Racing& representing the Daffodil Foundation and Rob Allen on Smile filling the other spots on the podium. Ray McGibney's Dis-A-Ray was also in the hunt finishing third in ECHO.
In IRC 3 and ECHO 3 the class is headed up by Brian Raftery's J24 Gossip with Foynes' J24 Gala Racing in second and the Club 8 from Galway Bay Sailing Club in third.
White Sails which has been sailed on progressive ECHO has Simon Trezise on Leonidas in first, Frankie Leonard on Roamar in second and Euphanzel III sailed by Gerry Morgan in third.
The fleet is also joined by a mini transat class with two mini's match racing with Yannick Lemonnier to the fore.
Irish Sailing President Brings East & West Together
The President of Irish Sailing, Jack Roy, is on a busy schedule at the moment. Today he is in Cill Ronan in the Aran Islands for the opening ceremony and first day of racing in the West of Ireland Offshore Racing Association's Annual Championship. And tomorrow, he'll be in Dun Laoghaire for the opening festivities and first day of racing in Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta 2017.
With 45 boats entered in the western event, and an additional 20 traditional Galway Hookers expected to be visiting the Aran Islands during the course of the weekend, Kilronan will be busy. But with the turnout in the East Coast's main event in Dublin Bay now thrusting towards the 490 mark, Dun Laoghaire will simply be heaving.
WIORA 2017 Attracts 45 Racers & 20 Galway Hookers
The first annual championship ever to be staged in the Aran Islands in the forty year history of the West of Ireland Offshore Racing Association gets under way tomorrow at Cill Ronan on Inish Mor. There's a busy programme afloat and ashore from Wednesday 5th to Saturday 8th July, and the harbour will be well filled as the fleet gathering will also see twenty traditional Galway hookers venturing across to the islands from their many harbours along the Connemara coast, as well as Kinvara and the Claddagh in Galway.
Last year's WIORA Championship at Kilrush on the Shannon Estuary was won by the Galway Bay SC GK34+ Ibaraki (ex-Joggernaut) skippered by John Collins, with second going to clubmate Liam Burke's Corby 25 Trial, while third was taken by Ray McGibney's Dehler Optima 101 Disaray from Foynes YC.
The unique islands venue has proven a strong attraction, and already 33 contenders are berthed at new pontoons in Aran, while a further 12 are expected by tomorrow, with some trailed boats being launched at nearby Rossaveal on the mainland today (Tuesday).
So much about the combined fleet venture and the unusual venue is completely new that WIORA Championship Organiser Cormac Mac Donncha is keeping his fingers crossed that all will run smoothly. But with longtime WIORA Race Officer Alan Crosbie of Cork on station to provide his usual efficient race organisation, the omens are good.
Cormac MacDonnacha describes himself as "one of the busiest men" in Galway this week as he strives to bring traditional boats and the modern GRP racing variety together in a major sailing event at a fledging club, writes Tom MacSweeney.
That's his aim as he leads the organising committee of WIORA for the West Coast Championships which will be held for the first time in the Aran Islands, by decision of the twelve clubs whose racing fleets from Kerry to Donegal comprise the Association.
They voted in favour of Aran two years ago in support of Club Seoltóireacht Árainn, the only Gaeltacht sailing club in Ireland, recognised as a Category 1 Sailing Club by the ISA in April. WIORA will start on Wednesday, July 5 and conclude on Saturday, July 8, with a very serious bit of sailing planned on the final day.
Cumann Huicéirí na Gaillimhe has joined forces with WIORA to include the Galway Hookers with 'modern yachts' – planned to race side-by-side, on Saturday, July 8.
That should be interesting and there is a belief around Galway and the West Coast that bragging rights are up for grabs!
The hope around Galway is that this year's WIORA will revive the event following some years of a downturn after the economic crash. It would be appropriate that this should mark the 40th anniversary of an overnight race that was run to Kilronan by Galway Bay Sailing Club back in 1977 when its Commodore was FF minister Bobby Molloy. The late ex-minister remains popular in Aran for his work to develop the islands. To commemorate the event, the WIORA Committee is dedicating a race to his memory. His widow, Phyllis will present the prize.
A 100-metre marina of floating pontoons is being installed for the event. Draft plans have been presented to Galway County Council for a permanent marina. BIM has announced 50% funding to install 16 moorings in Kilronan for the event.
Class two yacht Ibaraki skippered by John Collins from Galway Bay Sailing Club has been declared overall winner of the 2016 WIORA Championships after a six race series at Kilrush Marina on the Shannon Estuary. Download results below.
Collins continued his overall lead into the final two races on Sunday, emerging a clear winner with a four point margin. The modified GK34 beat Liam Burke's Corby 25 Tribal on 13.5 points with Ray McGibney's Dehler 34 Disaray from Foynes Yacht Club third on 15 points.
In class one at the Royal Western Yacht Club of Ireland event, Yannick Lemonnier's Galway Flyer, an SJ320, from Galway Bay Sailing Club, beat the First 36.7, 2 IRL1514 Zallaq (Duncan & Emmet Kerin) from the host club in a five–boat fleet.
The WIORA prizegiving at the Haven, Kilrush with John Collins's Ibaraki crew lifting the overall trophy. Photo: WIORA/Facebook
In a five boat class three made up entirely of J24s, Darragh McCormack's Maximus from Foynes Yacht Club was the overall winner. Simon McGibney's Carpe Diem was second ahead of third placed Jibe sailed by Fergus Kelliher of Tralee Bay Sailing Club.
In a white sails fleet of 13 boats, the overall winner was Tom Murray's Kerry Sloop, Kerry Dream, with Pat Keating on Excalibur in second. James McCormack on Alpara finished in third place. The top three were all from Foynes Yacht Club.
30–boats competed in three classes in the 40th anniversary of the event.
Additional reporting by Elaine O'Mahoney, WIORA:
The event took place over four days in heavy winds which even in the 'lulls' hardly dropped below 15 knots.
Looking ahead at the forecast the race officers made the decision to have three races on day one as a contingency in case any of the subsequent days were blown out. The IRC racing on day one was windward leeward courses west of Scattery Island where OOD Alan Crosbie and his team did a fantastic job in shifty conditions requiring moving of marks between legs to keep the beats true. Winds of about 25 knots and strong tides were a certainly challenge with some of the bigger boats reefed down and the smaller boats all with jibs but the general consensus of the competitors was hugely enjoyable racing.
It was decided to have the longer coastal race on day two which had the IRC classes beat about six miles west in the estuary towards Carrigaholt. Trusting the weather forecast the OOD handed out the race course to all competitors prior to leaving the Kilrush Marina. As the start time approached the first 'beat' was looking more like a 'fetch' but as if Alan Crobie flicked a switch just as he sounded the first warning signal the wind backed about 25 degrees to make the first beat a proper one. And for anyone not familiar with sailing in tidal waters, one boat commented afterwards it took them nearly two hours to beat to the windward mark and twenty five minutes to get back. Welcome to sailing in tides! The contingency decision made earlier paid off as Friday saw winds of between 35 and 40 knots blow though. The shelter provided in the recently refurbished, and I must say looking smashing, Kilrush Marina was much appreciated by all the boat owners.
The final day of racing winds brought winds gusting up to 30 knots and wind shifts of 30 degrees to contend with and the race organisers did very well to get in a final two races which brought a discard into play for all competitors.
Across all the classes racing was hugely competitive. In the six race series the most races won by any of the overall winners was three races, which was Yannick Lemonnier's Galway Flyer in Class One while Emmet & Duncan Kerin's First 36.7, Zallaq came in 2nd and 3rd place went to Liam Madden's X332 Dexterity.
In Class Two, the eventual overall champions, John Collins' GK34, Ibariki had two wins out of six claiming the class ahead of last years' winner Liam Burke's Corby 25 Tribal with the Dehler 34 Dis-a-Ray under the new helm of Fionn McGibney finishing 3rd.
In class three, an all J24 affair, there was nothing between the fleet who, no matter what tactics employed or what side of the course taken, seemed to converge together at every single mark! At the end of the first day the top three boats were level on points. With just one win throughout the series it was the consistency of Darragh McCormack's J, Maximus, which kept them at the top. 2nd and 3rd place, who both had two wins each, finished level on points but on countback Martin McNamara on Carpe Diem took 2nd ahead of Fergus Kelliher on Jibe in 3rd.
In what has been hailed by the White Sails fleet as a huge success, WIORA for the first time brought in a second OOD, Peter Moore from Tralee Bay Sailing Club, to officiate the White Sails racing. The 13 boat fleet stayed further east along the estuary between Scattery Island and Tarbert. While at the pre-race briefing the competitors spoke of White Sails 'going out to have fun' nothing could be further from the truth once the first gun was sounded. The courses were Round The Cans and competition was fierce with the series leader changing many times throughout the four day event. In the end the experience of the Foynes Yacht Club boats in sailing in the strong tidal waters came through as first, second and third places all went to the Shannon Estuary based club. Tom Murray's Kerry Sloop, Kerry Dream, was relishing the heavy weather taking first place overall with Pat Keating on Excalibur, competing in his first West Coast Championships on his Westerly Fulmar, but with a few crafty and well-seasoned sailors on board came in second. James McCormack's Dufour 35 Alpara, finished in third place. The two White Sails boats that came down from the lake thanked the West of Ireland Offshore Racing Association and the Irish Cruiser Racing Association for their generosity in helping them get lifted and transported down for the event due to the lower River Shannon being closed at Ardnacrusha.
WIORA Commodore, Simon McGibney congratulated Adrian O'Connell and the members of The Royal Western Yacht Club of Ireland and Thomas Whelan, Chairperson of the Organising Committee for hosting what was widely agreed was a fantastic event. He also thanked the OOD's Alan Crosbie and Peter Moore and their teams for exceptional racing in testing conditions and finally thanked Kilrush Credit Union, Kilrush Marina and all the other sponsors of the event.
Overall Winners:
Class One IRC :
Galway Flyer (Jannick Lemonnier, Galway Bay Sailing Club)
Class One ECHO:
Dexterity (Liam Madden, Foynes Yacht Club)
Class Two IRC:
Ibaraki (John Collins, Galway Bay Sailing Club)
Class Two ECHO:
Ibaraki (John Collins, Galway Bay Sailing Club)
Class Three IRC:
Maximus (Darragh McCormack, Foynes Yacht Club)
Class Three ECHO:
Carpe Diem (Martin McNamara, Foynes Yacht Club)
White Sails:
Kerry Dream (Tom Murray, Foynes Yacht Club)
Full Results can be found below.
After four races sailed in WIORA at Kilrush Marina, John Collins Ibaraki from Galway Bay Sailing Club contiunes his lead in the week's biggest class on the Shannon Estuary in County Clare. The modified GK34 leads Ray McGibney's Dehler 34 Disaray from Foynes Yacht Club after three races sailed in the 10–boat fleet class two fleet.
In class one at the Royal Western Yacht Club of Ireland event, Yannick Lemonnier's Galway Flyer, an SJ320, from Galway Bay Sailing Club, has the narrowest lead of .25 points over the First 36.7, 2 IRL1514 Zallaq (Duncan & Emmet Kerin) from the host club in a five–boat fleet.
In a five boat class three made up entirely of J24s, Darragh McCormack's Maximus from Foynes Yacht Club leads Fenit's Jaguar sailed by Gary Fort of Tralee Bay Sailing Club.
30–boats are competing in three classes in the 40th anniversary of the event. Racing continues today.
It was in 1828 – 178 years ago - that a regatta sailed at Kilrush led to the formation the Royal Western Yacht Club of Ireland writes W M Nixon. Ten years later, the new club was thriving with a fleet of 18 substantial yachts based in Kilrush Creek. While the members sailed and cruised on the Irish coast southeast around to Cork Harbour and north to Galway, their focus was mainly on northwest Kerry, with the club maintaining a "Station" at Tralee
One of the families most prominent in the RWTC of I's establishment were the O'Connells of Tralee, Cahirsiveen and Derrynane, the leading role being taken by Maurice "Hunting Cap" O'Connell. He was the prime mover in creating the 1828 gathering at Kilrush, while his nephew Daniel O'Connell of Derrynane, The Liberator, was also an active member.
The depredations of the Great Famine of the 1840s wiped out virtually all yachting activity on the west coast, but a few yachts of the old RWYCoI were moved in very reduced circumstance to Ireland's east coast. By this stage Daniel O'Connell's political work in combatting the Famine was taking up much of his energy, but when on the 4th July 1846 a meeting was held in a Dublin hotel to re-establish Dublin Bay's Royal Irish YC of 1831, Daniel O'Connell was one of those present to ensure that the club in its reborn form had moved on to properly accommodate the most ancient Irish aristocracy, together with the rising Dublin Catholic middle class, and other religions whose adherents were hampered in their sailing by not being of the Established Church, people like Quakers and Presbyterians.
The McGibney family's Dehler Dis-a-Ray from Tarbert in the Shannon Estuary is expected to be one of the favourites
This re-birth of the RIYC was a remarkable declaration of faith and national optimism in a very dark period, and the fact that its iconic new waterfront clubhouse had been built beside Dun Laoghaire harbour by 1851 was symbolic of the slow emergenece from the horrors of the famine.
Yet despite this successful new development, some members of the old Royal Western Yacht Club of Ireland kept the faith with their ancient if now decidedly threadbare and homeless club. Although some reports would assert that the RWYC of I was wound up in Cobh, of all places, in the 1870s, in Kilrush the Glynn family continued to maintain that the RWYC of I had never died, and they continually added to their already significant collection of old club memorabilia, minute books and other documentation.
So when a near-miracle occurred with Shannon Development bringing Kilrush Marina into being in 1991, securely sheltered within its tide-retaining breakwater and accessed via a sea-lock, a club of some sort was needed by the sailing cruisers using the welcome new facility. While they initially called it the Western Yacht Club, it soon became the Royal Western of Ireland, complete with the authentic colours of 1828 as cherished by the Glynns, and from tomorrow (Wednsday June 29th) through to Saturday July 2nd, the RWYC of I is hosting the WIORA West of Ireland Championship, with a fleet of 30 boats mostly from the Atlantic seaboard competing.
The visitors will find that the host club can provide an unusual link with its distant past, as current Commodore Adrian O'Connell is directly descended from people related to the founders. A distant but direct ancestor was a second cousin of Daniel O'Connell, and that ancestor's sister Mary O'Connell became Mrs Daniel O'Connell.
Families are very much the thing in Shannon Estuary sailing, as the renowned McGibney family of Tarbert, whose home club is at Foynes, will have three boats racing. Irish Cruiser Racing Association Commodore Simon McGibney tells us that the McGibney campaign will be spread across all three, with the family's well-known Dehler 0ptima 101 Dis-a-ray being supported by a J/24 and a GK24.
Barry Heskin & partners with the Dubois 34 Nowwhat (GBSC) were runners-up in Division 1 IRC in the 2015 WIORA Championship
WIORA will be celebrating its 40th Anniversary with this championship, which over the years has been staged as far south as Tralee Bay SC, and as far north as Mayo SC on Clew Bay. Kilrush is looking well for the brithday celebrations, as the harbour complex has been bought over and re-furbished by noted marine-specialising civil engineering firm L & M Keating, with Kim Roberts as Marina Manager. L & M Keating is headquartered in nearby Kilmihil, but is active on projects throughout Ireland, and the firm is supporting the WIORA Championship with Kilrush Credit Union as main sponsors. Racing starts tomorrow, meanwhile here's the results of last year's breezy championship in Galway Bay:
WIORA West of Ireland Championship 2015
Division 1 IRC
1 Joie De Vie, Silvie Blazkova/Cahill G, (J/109 Galway Bay Sailing Club)
2 NowWhat, Barry Heskin (Galway Bay Sailing Club)
3 Xena , Ian Gaughan, (Mayo Sailing Club)
Division 2 IRC
1 Tribal, Liam Burke, (Corby 25 Galway Bay Sailing Club)
2 Dis-a-Ray, Raymond McGibney, (Foynes YC)
3 Treyona, Finbar O'Connell (Tralee Bay SC)
Division 3 IRC
1 Jaguar, Gary Fort, (Tralee Bay SC)
2 Battle, JP Buckley, (FoynesYC)
3 Running Tide, Michael Mulloy (MayoSC)
White Sails
1 Jabiru, Pat O'Shea, Jim Lawlor (Royal Western YC)
2 Poitin, Bev Lowes ( Foynes YC)
3 Zephyr, Kieran Ruane, (GarrykennedySC)
#Shannon - Lough Derg sailors have expressed disappointment over the continued closure of the Shannon Navigation at Ardnacrusha, which will keep them out of this year's WIORA races.
This year's celebratory WIORA regatta is marking its 40th year at Kilrush on the Shannon Estuary. With just four weeks to go, the fleet stands tantalisingly close to reaching its 40 boat target with 31 competitors entered so far.
The Shannon was closed to navigation from Parteen Weir to Limerick in mid March by Waterways Ireland due to flooding and related "infrastructural deficiencies" on the waterway following this winter's storms.
These include damaged pontoons upstream of the railway bridge that have broken free of their moorings.
But sailors on Lough Derg claim that the real reason for the continued closure is financial – and the result is the effective exclusion of five boats from this summer's WIORA schedule, not to mention six other boats waiting to sail up-river.
More on this story as it develops.
WIORA Seeks 40 Boats For 40th Anniversary
The West of Ireland offshore Racing Association (WIORA) are very proud to be in its 40th year writes Elaine O'Mahoney. This year their flagship event, The West Coast Championships, are being hosted by The Royal Western Yacht Club of Ireland (RWYCI), from the 29th June to the 2nd July, at the newly refurbished Kilrush Creek Marina under the new ownership of L&M Keating (Maritime) LTD.
At present there is a total of thirty-one entries and the organisers are calling for more boats to take part to put the number over forty. That is the ultimate goal. Entries received to date represent clubs along the west, south and east coasts.
Simon McGibney, WIORA Commodore, has highly commended the work being done by the RWYCI to attract boats to this years' event. For €120 you will get top class racing with seven races scheduled over four days under the guidance of OOD Alan Crosbie. Lift in & lift out for trailerable boats and berthage included.
The organising committee have put together a cracking social calendar to match the on the water activities. A new first for our White Sail class is that they will be on a completely separate course to the IRC boats but within the same spectacular sailing area on the lower Shannon.
Another element to this years' event has been to promote sports boats participation – an idea driven by Yannick Lemmonier from West Sails, who already has confirmed entries from 1720/Melges 24/SB20 boats. They will sail within class but they will have a specially commissioned trophy for the overall winner. As WIORA is a cruiser racer association the overall West Coast Champion will be chosen from the cruiser racer IRC classes and this has been acknowledged by all classes. All sports boats are welcome!
Entry information can be found on the Royal Western Yacht Club of Ireland website. So if you are free in four weeks' time and have a boat, come along and join in the 40th year celebrations which are guaranteed to be fun!


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Here`s - Central PA Friends of Jazz
Here`s - Central PA Friends of Jazz
Connecting Jazz Lovers with Each Other & the Music! CENTRAL PA FR IEN DS OF CPFJ Newsletter mid-JULY/AUG 2016 #41 36th Annual CENTRAL PA JAZZ FESTIVAL Riverboat Jazz Cruise w/ violinist DIANE M ONROE - return of the JazzMobile Live recording session w/ TIM WAR FIELD and JONATHAN RAGO NESE Festival Jazz Party at River City Blues Club - Jazz Workshop Festival Concert with HOUSTON PERSON and RUSSELL MALONE at Mt. Gretna Playhouse Jam Session at Gretna Hideaway - Jazz Picnic at Indian Echo Caverns with 5 great bands River City Big Band and special guests at River City Blues Club COMPLE TE INFO AND TICKET FORM IN THIS ISSUE! 2016 FALL CONCERT SERIES DR LONNIE SMITH LEON FOSTER THOMAS HAR RY ALLEN HI LARY GARDNER PAT MAR TINO .. pg. 2 - Exec. Dir. Letter pg. 3 - Grants & Donors pg. 4 & 5 Central PA Jazz Festival 2016 pg. 6 - Steady Gigs pg. 7 - One Time Only Events/Jam Sessions pg, 8 - Central PA Jazz Camp/Scranton Jazz Fest pg. 9 - Fall Concert Series Preview - CPFJ T-shirts pg. 10 - Youth Band - Scholarships - CPFJ Online Store pg. 11 - Dauphin county Jazz & Wine Festival pg. 12 & 13 - Festival Support Appeal and Application Form pg. 14 - Membership Application & Fall Series Ticket Order Form pg. 15 - Festival Ticket Order Form & Office Furniture Request The Vibe is published monthly at the Central PA Friends of Jazz, 5721 Jonestown Road, Harrisburg PA 17112 Central Pennsylvania Friends of Jazz . 5721 Jonestown Road Harrisburg PA 17112 . TEL: 717-540-1010 . WEB: www.friendsofjazz.org EMAIL: [email protected] Steve Rudolph Executive Director . Sheila Ross Office Manager CPFJ Board of Directors: . Jon Abel (Youth Committee) Dr. William Anderson (Membership) Paul Bratcher (President) Oliver Fairley (Youth Committee Chair) Dr. Paul Haidet (Newsletter) Mary Heltzel (Marketing ) Mark Hunsberger (Treasurer) Waverly Parker (Festival) Mark Swartzbaugh (Marketing) Keith Thomas (Vice President & Concessions) Tim Thompson (Youth Committee) Tim Warfield, Jr. (Artistic Director) . Youth Band Director: Ron Waters . The ViBE Steve Rudolph - Editor Sheila Ross - Contributing Editor Paul Haidet - Contributing Editor . Volunteer Coordinator Leslie Beamer EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT: . Our Festival and Concerts are fully booked for the rest of the year and thanks to our Music Chairman, Tim Warfield, Jr., we have some wonderful music in store for you - here's the scoop on this year's Fest! . CENTRAL PA JAZZ FESTIVAL Thurs., Aug 11: Kickoff Concert at Strawberry Square and JazzMobile in various Harrisburg City sites from noon to 5:30p.m. featuring our own CPFJ Youth Band - after playing the opening concert they will be making stops on the JazzMobile at the Broad St. Market and other venues in Hbg.; Riverboat Cruise this year's Cruise features a Philadelphia duo - (violinist) Diane Monroe and (pianist) Tom Lawton - City Island, Hbg.; tickets for this event are only available from the Riverboat Society's website www.harrisburgriverboat.com/jazzin $10 (there is no CPFJ member discount) Thurs., Aug 11: Live Recording Session at the new Susquehanna Art Museum's Main Gallery at 1401 N 3rd St, Harrisburg, PA, Saxophonists Tim Warfield and Jonathan Ragonese will be performing - just two saxophones - there will be some serious sparks flying! Tim was one of Jonathan's main influences and we expect this event will not be for the faint of heart. The ticket price also includes a copy of the recording. Call (717) 233-8668 for tickets $30 - seating is limited Fri., Aug. 12: Our JazzMobile with the Youth Band onboard will be in action again visiting East & West Shore sites from 1:30 to 6:30p.m.; Our annual Jazz Party will be held at River City Blues Club - four bands on the two floors off the River City Blues Club from 7-Midnight - Diane Wilson Bedford, Jim McFalls, Dred "Perky" Scott, Joshua Davis, Todd Harrison, Ryan Kauffman, Kevin Myers, Peter Paulsen, Larry Marshall , Jonathan Ragonese and more will be appearing. Get your tickets early for this popular event. Sat., Aug. 13: Jonathan Ragonese delivers a lecture/workshop on improvisation at the Harrisburg Art Association, 21 N. Front St. Hbg. at 11a.m. ; Kirk Reese's Trio leads our Festival Jam Session at the Hideaway in Mt. Gretna; we are happy to be partnering with Gretna Music to produce our Festival Concert featuring Houston Person's Quartet and the Russell Malone Quartet - the concert will be in the Mt. Gretna Playhouse again this year. Houston Person has been one of the most recognizable sounds in the jazz saxophone world for many years. He will bring a quartet that features bassist Matthew Parrish. Russell Malone will feature pianist Rick Germanson & drummer Willie Jones III in his quartet. Sun., Aug. 14 Jazz Picnic at Indian Echo Caverns (Hummelstown PA) with 5 bands from 1-7pm. Guitarist Jay Umble will kick things off with Andy Roberts (piano), Steve Meashey (bass) and Theo Umble (dr) - at 2:30 our Youth Band directed by Ron Waters performs - at 3:45 we welcome a great singer from the Poconos, Nancy Reed , featured in her ensemble are some old friends of CPFJ - Steve Varner at the bass, world renowned pianist Jim Ridl, and drummer Larry Marshall - at 5pm drummer Peter Lazorcik heads a quartet with area veterans Tom Strohman, Kevin MacConnell & Andy Roberts Mon., Aug. 15: River City Blues Club hosts the River City Big Band and special guests Cathy Chemi (voc) & Harrisburg native saxophonist Rob Middleton who currently plays with the Birdland Big Band. We hope you will take advantage of these performances and enjoy the diversity of our 36th Festival!! . 2016 FALL CONCERT SERIES: Fri., Sept. 9 Ft. Hunter Park, 5300 N. Front St., Hbg. - Friends of Jazz Night at the Dauphin County Jazz and Wine Festival is our first Fall Series Concert w/ Dr. Lonnie Smith's Trio & a great young quintet lead by rising star steel pan player Leon Foster Thomas! Sun., Oct. 9 - NYC saxophonist Harry Allen leads a traditional quartet with very special guest vocalist Hilary Gardner at Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center's "Capitol Room" - a new venue for CPFJ that is one of the few big band ballrooms remaining in Central PA - 3pm. Sun., Nov. 27 - legendary guitarist Pat Martino bring his Trio to Wyndridge Farm in Dallastown. . Please remember that our $150 Sponsor Membership entitles you to two tickets to all 6 annual concerts three in the fall and three in the spring - a great entertainment bargain! Tickets to the three day Dauphin Co. Jazz & Wine Festival are included with your Sponsor or corporate Memberships. See our Membership page (14) in this issue or go online for complete details. . Our thanks to those of you who answered our "Send a Kid to Camp" appeal - thanks to your generosity, we will had fourteen scholarship students this year. We thank Ben Olewine and Kristen Olewine Milke of the Olewine Family Trust for their generous grant to underwrite the Camp and are grateful to Penn National Insurance, the Hall Foundation, and several private donors for underwriting student tuition. . We sent an appeal to everyone on our list asking for help in funding our annual Central PA Jazz Festival please give generously or purchase an ad for your business in the program book - there is a form in this issue for your convenience on page 13. . As always, we hope you will share some of your time and help us by volunteering - there are many ways you can help the Friends of Jazz - PLEASE CALL! Support JAZZ the Music of Free dom! 2. . Thanks to all for your continuing support of CPFJ! Steve Rudolph, Executive Director, CPFJ The Vibe is published monthly at the Central PA Friends of Jazz - 5721 Jonestown Road, Harrisburg PA 17112 GRANTS Children's Home Foundation Cultural Enrichment Fund Dauphin County Commissioners Lois Lehrman Grass Foundation The Hall Foundation The Bill & Beverlee Lehr Fund TFEC The Olewine Family Trust Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Penn National Insurance Premier Wealth Management Shearer Family Fund - R. Scott Shearer TFEC Tom & Donna Weik The Wells Foundation . CORPORATE MEMBERS K. Eugene Appleby Armesto Eye Associates Perform Group LLC Premier Wealth Management Michael & Linda Shank Conrad Siegel Associates Lee C. Swartz Weik Investment Services Inc Richard M. Weismer MD LIFETIME MEMBERS Earnest P. Davis Jim & Sheila Ross Lee C. Swartz . JAZZ LEGACY DONORS Leesa Crnogorac ADVERTISERS All Better Care Art Association of Harrisburg Arthur Reeher Co., Inc. Rosemary Barrett Jeffrey T. Bitzer Bucknell University Capital Blue Cross Cathy Chemi Char's at Tracey Mansion Classic Dry Cleaners Cornerstone Coffeehouse Great Celebrations Gretna Music Gullifty's Underground Hinkle's Pharmacy Mode Magazine NAICIR - James Ross A & R Nissley Inc - Nissley Vineyards PA Musicians Magazine Shank's Strings David A. Smith Printing, Inc. Third Stream Tucker Arnsberg Attorneys UFinancial Group - Frank Rankin Waggoner, Fruitiger and Daub LLP Dave Wilson Music DONORS Debbie Abel & Josh Millman - Dave Allard & Mardi Saw yer - Allen Theater / Skip Hicks David M. Armesto, M.D. / Armesto Eye Associates - William & Dorothy Anderson Dorothy Andrews - Matthew Babb - Betty A Baker - Donald Barber - Kathryn T. Bard Rosemary Barrett & Howard Ulan - Leslie & Ken Beamer - Carl B. Bear - Alan G. Beavers - John Bell Gerald A. Bennett - Karen Best - A. Anthony Bianchi - Louise A. Bianco - Augy & Viola Bish Janice R. 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Thorpe & Richard Bowman Elizabeth Trez/ Trez Music Education Center - Jay Umble - Melissa Vayda Waggoner, Frutiger & Daub, CPA - Dan Wagner - Aaron Walker - Tim Warfield, Jr. William W. Warren, Jr. - John L. Weaver - Richard & Madeline Weidner - Wells Foundation Richard J. Wengert - Judy Whale - Kyle Whale - Barbara A. Whetstone - Donn & Joyce Whetstone Lennie Whitcomb - Doug & Rebecca Wilburne - Sam & Susan Wilder - Adolphus B. Williams Emily O. Williams - Chet C. Williams on - David M. Wilson - John U. Wisotzkey Erica Wollenhaupt & Pat Van Horn - Jeffrey S. Woodruff - David Yinger - Marie K. Zeigler LeRoy S. Zimmerman CPFJ CONCERT PARTNERS The Allen Theatre Gretna Music Millersburg University - The Ware Center THANKS TO ALL OF OUR DONORS FOR YOU CONTINUED SUPPO RT! 3 3. Cen tral PA Fes tival AU GUS T 11 - 15, 2016 Th ur sd ay, A ugu st 1 1t h - Noo n - 5 :3 0 p .m . FESTIVAL K IC KOFF CO N CERT & JAZZM OB ILE CPFJ Yo uth Band p er form s @ S t rawb err y Square Atrium and v arious Harr isburg s ites T hur sd ay , August 11 th - City I sla nd , Hbg . RIVERB OAT CR UIS E "Ja zzi n ' o n Th e P ri de " 5:3 0 -8 :30 p.m . fea tu rin g P h il l y vi o li n ist Diane Monroe a nd p i an i st Tom Lawton Ti ck ets a v ai l a bl e a t h ttp :/ /h a rri sb ur gri v erb o at .c om /ja zzi n / T hur sd ay , August 11 th - S usq ue ha nn a Art M us eu m - LIVE R EC OR DI NG SES SIO N fea tu ri ng t he sa xo ph o ne du e t - Tim War field & Jon athan Ragone se - T i cke ts $ 30 8 p .m. Jazz Part y! Friday, August 12th The JazzMobile will play again on Friday, then come celebrate 36 years of great jazz with us & featured vocalist Diane Wilson-Bedford River City Blues Club - 819 S Cameron St., Hbg. PA FOUR BANDS on Two Stages FROM 7PM - 12:30AM JAZZ WORKSHOP - Saturday, August 13th - 11am Art Association of Hbg - saxophonist/composer Jonathan Ragonese 3-6pm FESTIVAL JAM SESSION - Saturday, August 13th 3-6pm Mt. Gretna Hideaway - 40 Boulevard Avenue, Mt. Gretna, PA 17064 All aspiring jazz musicians are welcome to sit in with Kirk Reese's Trio Food and drink available on the deck at the Hideaway. Come out before the concert and enjoy the day. FESTIVAL CONCERT Mt. Gretna Playhouse, Mt. Gretna, PA Saturday, August 13th - 7:00pm produced by the Central PA Friends of Jazz & Gret na Music Houston Person Russell Malone Quartet CENT RAL PA FRIENDS OF Quartet CPFJ PICNIC Sun day, August 14th Indian Echo Caverns . The best in jazz since 1980!! TICKETS & INFO: 717-5 40-1010 WWW.FRIENDSOFJAZZ.ORG EMA IL: 4. [email protected] ends ofjazz.org 36 8 Mi ddletown Rd., Hummel stown , PA Fr ee Bevera ges w it h ticke t purch ase Five Bands fr om 1 - 7 pm RIVER CITY BIG BAND & Special Guests River City Blues Club 819 S. Cameron St. , Hbg, PA Monday, August 15th 7p.m. CPFJ thanks RO BE RT PU GLIESE and PREM IE R W EA LTH MANA GEM EN T for their continuing support of our Festiva l. CENTRAL PA FESTIVAL SCHEDULE 36th ANNUAL AUGUST 11-15, 2016 . Thursday, Aug. 11, 2016 NOON -1pm (concert) Festival Kickoff Concert & JazzMobile Strawberry Square Atrium, 2nd & Walnut, Harrisburg PA & various Hbg City sites - FREE . Thursday, Aug. 11, 2016 5-8:30pm Riverboat Jazz Cruise - Jazzin' on the Pride Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat, City Island Harrisburg $10 . Thursday, Aug. 11, 2016 DI ANE 8pm JONATHAN Live Recording Session Jonathan Ragonese & Tim Warfield Duo Saxophones - not for the faint of heart!! Susquehanna Art Museum (main gallery) 1401 N 3rd St, Harrisburg, PA $30 . Friday, August 12, 2016 TIM 7pm-12:30am Festival Jazz Party River City Blues Club, 819 South Cameron St., Harrisburg PA Four Bands - Continual music from 7pm - 12:30am on both floors! JOSHUA UPS TAI RS: Ryan Kauffman Quartet Jonathan Ragonese Trio - Peter Paulsen (b) & Larry Marshall (dr) DOWNSTAIRS : Dred "Perky" Scott & Diane Wilson-Bedford w/ Steve Rudolph, Joshua Davis & Todd Harrison Jim McFalls & Kevin Myers Quintet (trombone tribute to JJ Johnson & Kai Winding) KIRK Food and drink available - $15 . Saturday, August 13, 2016 11am-12:30pm Jazz Workshop Jonathan Ragonese - Harrisburg Art Association, 21 N. Front St. Hbg.- $5 . Saturday, August 13, 2016 3-6pm JAY Jazz Jam Session Mt Gretna Hideaway, 40 Boulevard Street, Mount Gretna, PA All aspiring jazz musicians welcome to sit in with Kirk Reese's Trio - FRE E RUSSELL . Saturday, August 13, 2016 7:30pm Festival Concert Mt. Gretna Playhouse, 200 Pennsylvania Ave, Mt Gretna, PA, Houston Person Quartet & Russell Malone Quartet Produced by the Central PA Friends of Jazz & Gretna Music HOUSTON . Sunday, August 14, 2016 1-7pm Jazz Picnic Indian Echo Caverns, 368 Middletown Road, Hummelstown, PA featuring five bands, food, and fun! NANCY 1:15 Jay Umble Quartet (Andy Roberts, Steve Meashey, Theo Umble) 2:30 Central PA Friends of Jazz Youth Band directed by Ron Waters 3:45 Nancy Reed with Jim Ridl (p) Steve Varner (b) & Larry Marshall 5:00 Peter Lazorcik Quartet (feat. Tom Strohman, Kevin MacConnell) 6:00 No Last Call - "Harrisburg's most dangerous street band" . Monday, August 15 ROB STEVE 7-9:30pm River City Big Band River City Blues Club, 819 S. Cameron St., Harrisburg PA $12 Featured performers include: Tom Strohman , Bill Perbetsky, Dale Orris, Rick Hirsch, Steve Meashey, Kevin Lowe, Tim Thompson Michael Druck, Ryan Kauffman, Greg Strohman, Jim McFalls, Steve Shiffer, Mike Yinger, Skip Stine, Steve Rudolph SPECIAL GUESTS: Rob Middleton & Cathy Chemi CATHY 5. Steady Gigs..................mid-July/August 2016 Accomac Inn - 6330 S. River Road, York, PA, 6-9 pm, 717-252-1521, Reservations Suggested, Call for Schedule American Ale House - 1821 Cricklewood Drive, State College, PA, 7:30-9:30 pm, 814-237-9701, Cover $5, First Tuesdays 8/2 & 9/6Zeropoint Big Band Andalusia - 26 N. Hanover St., Carlisle, PA, 6-9 pm, 717-462-4141, Live Jazz w/ Steve Rudolph every Second Monday Bangkok Wok - 125 Gateway Plaza, Mechanicsburg, PA , Last Friday of the month, 6-9 pm, Phyllis Chappel (vocals) & Steve Jewett (guitar) Barrel 135 - 135 West Third Street, Williamsport, PA, Jazz Wednesdays 6-8 pm, Sunday Brunch 11-1 pm, 570-322-7131, Call for Schedule 7/24 Swing-Nova 8/17 Swing-Nova 8/21 Swing-Nova Bazil Italian Restaurant - 1101 Northern Blvd., Clarks Summit, PA, Jazz Wednesdays 7:30-10 pm, Marko Marcinko Jazz Quartet; NEW - Sunday Jazz Brunch, 10:30 am-3 pm Beans in the Belfry - 122 W. Potomac St., Brunswick, MD, Sunday Jazz, Brunch 11:00-2pm, 301-834-7178 Belvedere Inn - 402 N. Queen Street, Lancaster, PA, Jazz on Fri & Sat 7-10 pm, 717-394-2422, Call for Complete Schedule 7/22 Robin Work Trio 7/23 Sonia V Trio 7/29 Dave Wilson Trio 8/27 Dave Wilson Trio Bistro on Bridge - 212 Bridge Street, Phoenixville, PA, www.bistroonbridge.com, 8-10pm, 2nd Tues of every month - $7 cover - The Last Big Band Black Gryphon - 54 Mt. Gretna Rd, Elizabethtown PA (717) 367-1859, Jazz Occasionally, Call for Schedule Bluebird Inn - 2387 Cornwall Rd. Lebanon, PA (717) 273-3000 Jazz on First Wednesdays with Jay Umble & Steve Meashey Building 24 - 1115 Bern Road, Wyomissing, PA, 610-375-2700, 7:30 pm, Ticket Prices Vary, Food Available Bullfrog Brewery - 229 West Fourth Street, Williamsport PA 570-326-4700; Sunday Jazz Brunch - Burgess, Mitchell & Stetz; Jazz Wednesdays 7-10PM 7/27 Organ Trio East 8/24 Organ Trio East Char's at Tracey Mansion, 1829 N Front St, Harrisburg, PA 717) 213-4002 Music 6:30-9:30 7/29 Erin Cruise Duo 8/5 Dave Wilson Trio 8/19 Modern Blue Christiane David Gallery - 112 N Prince St, Lancaster, PA , (717) 293-0809 , First Friday Jazz 6-9pm - Jim Wood, Willie Morales & Larry Marshall Crawdaddy's - 1500 N 6th St., Harrisburg PA, 717-232-7374, Jazz on Saturdays, 7-9 pm, Call for Schedule 8/6 Dave Wilson Duo The Deli - 113 Hester St, State College, PA, 814-237-5710, Sundays, Noon-2 pm, Jay Vonada Duo DiSalvo's - 341 East Fourth St, Williamsport, PA, 570-327-1200, 7-10 pm, Call for Schedule (Seasonal - June to October 7/19 Keystone Cats 8/2 Steve Mitchell & Rolf Stern 8/9 Bop Top 8/16 Keystone Cats 8/23 Eddie Severn 9/6 Burgess , Mitchell & Seal 9/13 Bop Top 9/20 Keystone Cats Duling-Kurtz Country House & Inn - 146 South Whitford Rd, Exton, PA, (610) 524-1830, Jazz on Fridays 6-9pm, http://dulingkurtz.com/ for complete schedule 7/15 Bob Howell Eden Resort & Suites - 222 Eden Rd., Lancaster PA, 717-569-6444, Sunday Champagne Brunch - Bill Horn (piano) The Gourmet Goat - 41 N. Potomac St, Hagerstown, MD, 301-790-2343, Fridays 6-9 pm, Call for Schedule 7/24 Beth Trez 7/30, 8/12, & 8/27 Karensa Gray Greenfield Inn - 595 Greenfield Road, Lancaster, PA, 717-731-0668, Music on Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30 pm (some jazz) 7/20 Sonia V 8/10 Karensa Grey Gullifty's – Cedar Cliff Mall, 1104 Carlisle Road, Camp Hill, PA, (717) 761-6692, Music on Wednesdays 6:30-9:30 pm – CPFJ Jam Sessions every Second Wed. 8/10 & 914 Jazz Jam 7/20 Rue de la Pompe 7/27 Tom Strohan & Jim Easton 8/3 NO JAZZ 8/10 Jam Session 8/17 Erin Cruise & Steve Rudolph 8/24 Rick Hirsch & Steve Rudolph Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center (HMAC) 1110 N 3rd St, Hbg Jazz Fridays 5-8pm 7/15 Jim Wood Duo 7/22 Hassan JJ Shakur & Steve Rudolph 7/29 Kirk Reese Trio 8/5 Tom & Greg Strohman 8/12 TBA 8/19 Ryan Kauffman & Matt Monticchio 8/26 Steve Rudolph Duo Hotel Hershey Iberian Lounge - 100 Hotel Rd, Hershey, 717-534-8821, Saturdays, 8-11 pm, Call for Complete Schedule 7/30 Dave Wilson "Smooth" Trio Hotel Hershey Veranda - 100 Hotel Road, Hershey, 717-534-8821, 7:30-10:30 pm 8/19 Wave Quartet 8/26 Dave Wilson "Smooth" Quartet Holy Hound - 57 West Market St, York, PA, 717-855-2410, Jazz on Third Thursdays, 7-10 pm, Tim Warfield Quartet Horse Inn - 540 E Fulton St, Lancaster PA, 717-392-5528, Jazz Tuesdays & Saturdays - Tom Pontz Trio Jazz in the Attic - State Theatre, 130 W. College Ave, State College, PA, 814-272-0606, 8:00 pm, $10 GA/$7 Students 8/12 Organ Trio East Jazz in the City – Strand Capitol Theater Studio, 50 N. George St, York, PA, 717-846-1111, $5 or Free for Students, 5-7pm, First Fridays (Jeff Stabley and friends) Jazz in the Sky - Ware Center, 42 N. Prince St., Lancaster, PA, 717-871-7600, artsMU.com, 7:30 pm, $25 (incl. light food & drink) 6 concerts annually 10/8 Larry McKenna & George Rabbai w/ the Steve Rudolph Trio 12/8 Christmas with the Jonathan Ragonese/Steve Rudolph Quartet John Wright Restaurant, Wrightsville PA 717-252-0416 7/30 Dave Wilson 8/6 Port Authority 8/13 Temple Avenue 9/2 Port Authority 9/9 Temple Avenue La Piazza - 800 Lititz Pike, Lititz PA, 717-625-1222, 5:30-8:30pm, Jazz Mondays w/ Doug LaSala, No Cover Lancaster Summer Arts Festival - Steinman Park, 20 West King Street, Lancaster, PA, www.lsaf-lancaster.org, 7-10 pm, FREE 7/26 Trixie in the Matrix The Main Cup - 14 West Main St., Middletown, MD, 301-371-4433 Thursday Night Jam, 7:30-10:00 pm Mexitaly - 2440 East Market Street, York, PA, 717-600-8226, Occasional Jazz, Call for Schedule MJ's Coffeehouse - Allen Theatre, 36 E. Main St., Annville, PA, 717-867-3535, BYOB, 7:30 pm, $5 cover, "First Thursday Jazz Series" 8/4 and 9/1 Andy Roberts & Friends The Pressroom - 26 W. King St., Lancaster, PA, 717-399-5400, Jazz Wednesdays 7-10 pm, Call for Schedule, 2nd and 4th Sundays - Sunday Swing w/ Rue de la Pompe Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat, "Jazzin' on the Pride" - City Island Dock, Harrisburg, PA, Thursdays, 5:30-9pm, $10, seasonal June through September 7/14 Diane Wilson-Bedford & Jimmy Wood 7/21 Paul Bratcher & Mark Hunsberger 7/28 TG Divergence (Tom & Greg Strohman) 8/4 Jay Umble & Bill Druck 8/11 Diane Monroe & Tom Lawton 8/18 Dave Stahl Quintet feat. Tom Strohman 8/25 Dave Winter Trio Puirsell's Pub - 15 S. 6th St, Lewisburg, PA, Jazz/Blues - Wednesday Jazz, 6-9 pm, Greg Burgess - Burgess, Mitchell & Seal Reading Public Museum, "Jazz Under the Stars" - 500 Museum Road, Reading, 610-371-5850, Second Thursday, 6:30 pm, $20 River City Blues Club - 819 S Cameron St, Harrisburg, PA, www.rivercityhbg.com - 3RD MONDAYs - River City Big Band, 7-9:30 pm, 4TH MONDAYs -CPFJ Jam Session, 7-10 pm 7/15 Diane Wilson-Bedford & Jonathan Ragonese w/ Steve Rudolph Trio 7/18 Rick Hirsch's Big Ole Band 7/25 Jazz jam w/ Kirk Reese Trio 8/6 Kat Hart and Norm Eberly Quartet 8/15 Big Band 8/22 Jazz Jam 8/27 Steve Rudolph, Peter Paulsen, Jonathan Ragonese & more! Ruth's Chris Steak House - Mohegan Sun Casino, Plains, PA, Fridays, 6:30-9:30 pm, Saturdays 8:30-11:30pm, Ruth's Chris Jazz Trio The Social Lounge - 29 E. Gay Street, West Chester, PA. - Jazz Thursdays at 8 pm. - groups led by drummer Glenn Ferracone St. James Episcopal Church - 119 N Duke St., Lancaster PA, Jazz Mass - 5 p.m. Saturdays, J. R. Ankney & His Duke Street Band Ted's Bar & Grill - 7300 Allentown Blvd., Harrisburg, PA, 717-652-3832, Jazz on Sunday, Call for Schedule Tellus 360 – 24 E. King Street, Lancaster, PA, 717-393-1880, Third Sundays, 2-5 PM, New Orleans Jazz Session with Andy Mowatt 7/21 Dave Wilson Trio 7/28 Tom Pontz Project 8/5 Andy Mowatt's Steely Jam (fusion) 8/8 King Street Big Band (swing) 8/11 Temple Ave. 8/25 Tom Pontz Project 9/3 Andy Mowatt's Steely Jam (fusion) The Timbers – 350 Timbers Rd, Mt. Gretna, 717-964-3601, First Friday Arts Night w/ Live Jazz, 6-9 pm Trattoria Fratelli - 502 East Lehman Street, Lebanon PA 717-273-1443, Jazz on the last Tuesday of the month with guitarist Jay Umble and Friends 6-9pm Victor's of York - 554 South Ogontz St, York, PA, 717-854-7958, Jazz on Fridays 8-11 pm, No Cover, Call for Schedule 7/15 Organ Trio East 7/22 Dave Pedrick Trio 7/29 Paul Columbo Trio Zola Kitchen & Wine Bar - 324 W. College Ave, State College, PA 16801 (814) 237-8474, Jazz Thursdays, 8-10pm 7/21 Swing-Nova 7/28 Rick Hirsch 3 8/4 Joshua Davis & Rick Hirsch 8/11 Swing-Nova 8/18 Matthew Fries & Rick Hirsch 6. . One Time Only Events..........mid-July/August 2016 JULY Fri 7/15 Sat. 7/16, 7/17-7/22 7/17-7/18, Thu. 7/21 Fri. 7/22 Sat. 7/23 Sun 7/24 7/25-7/29 Wed, 7/27 Thu. 7/28 Thu. 7/28 Fri, 7/29 Fri, 7/29 Fri. 7/29 Fri. 7/29 Sun. 7/31 Sun, 7/31 AUGUST Tues, 8/2 Thur, 8/4 8/5-8/7 Tues, 8/9 Tues, 8/9 Diane Wilson and Steve Rudolph, River City Blues Club, 819 South Cameron Street, Harrisburg. 8:00pm, $8 Tim Warfield and Friends - Steve Rudolph Trio & more - Jazz in the Park. 1775 Lambs Gap Road. Mechanicsburg. 3:30-8:30pm http://jazzinthepark.net/ West Chester University Jazz Camp (all skill levels) – West Chester University, West Chester, PA, The Jazz Orchestra of Philadelphia, Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, 300 S. Broad Street, Philadelphia. West Chester University Criterions Alumni Big Band, Philips Memorial Building Asplundh Concert Hall, 700 High St. West Chester. 7:30pm The Rick Hirsch 4. Downtown Millheim PA. 6:00-8:00pm Tim Warfield and Terell Stafford with Romier Mendez Group. Canton Castle, 20 South Canton Ave. Baltimore. 6:00-10:00pm Alo Brazil - ethnic Brazilian music and dance performance - Long's Park Summer Music Series - 7:30pm FREE Keystone College Jazz Institute (students, educators, amateurs and jazz aficionados) – Keystone College, LaPlume, keystone.edu/jazzinstitute, 570-945-8580 Rampart Street Ramblers, "Entertainment in the Park", New Holland Community Memorial Park, 401 E. Jackson St, New Holland, PA, 7:00-9:00 pm, FREE Dave Stahl Big Band, Hebron Even Center, 701 East Walnut Street. Lebanon, 7:30 pm, $10 The Magic of Disney - Love Songs with the Alexis Cole Quartet, 8pm Ware Center, Lancaster PA 717-361-1508 gretnamusic,org Stacy Glen & Rick Hirsch – Nittany Lion Inn Patio, State College, 5:30-7:30 pm Dave Wilson Quartet – Brown Bag Summer Lunchtime Series, Penn Square, Lancaster, 11:45-12:30 pm, FREE Cocomama (all female salsa-latin jazz band), City Park and Fireman's Bandshell, 1251 Hill Road, Reading, 7:00pm. Stephane Wrembel (Gypsy jazz guitarist) - Whitaker Center for the Arts, 8:00 pm, whitakercenter.org, also offering a Master Class that afternoon Jay Vonada Quartet - South Hills Business School Summer Music Picnic, 480 Waupelani Drive, State College, 6:00-7:30pm, (814)-234-7755 Rampart Street Ramblers – East Donegal Township Summer Series, Lloyd H. Fuhrman Memorial Park, 170 Rock Point Road, Maytown, 7:00-8:30 pm, FREE Dave Wilson Trio – Cherry Lane Summer Music Series, Cherry Lane, York, 11:30-1:30 pm, FREE Dave Stahl Big Band – Building 24, 1115 Bern Road, Wyomissing, 7:30 pm Scranton Jazz Festival feat. BS & T, Jimmy Heath, Tizer Trio – Radisson Lackawanna Station, Scranton, scrantonjazzfestival.org, 570-575-5282 Robin Work w/ Rob Stoneback Big Band – Musikfest Café, ArtsQuest Center, 101 Founders Way, Bethlehem, 8:00-10:30 pm Dave Wilson Quartet - Long's Park Arts & Craft Festival, Lancaster, 11:00-1:30 pm, FREE 8/11-815 CENTRAL PA JAZZ FESTIVAL (feat. Houston Person and others) – JazzMobile, Jazz Party, Concerts, Picnic, www.friendsofjazz.org, 717-540-1010 Fri, 8/12 Jay Vonada Quartet - Bellefonte Arts and Crafts Festival, Bellefonte, 1:30-2:30 pm Fri. 8/12 Michael Lington - smooth jazz - Mt Gretna Playhouse 717-361-1508 7:30pm Sat 8/13 Jazz & Arts Festival - downtown Harrisburg - 4pm - bands in various restaurants (717) 805-3511 Thur 8/18 Jonathan "Juanito" Pascual - flamenco guitar - Whitaker Center, Mkt. St., Hbg. 8pm (717) 214-2787 Thur 8/18 Steve Rudolph Trio - Heros Grove Amphitheater, 5010 Commons Dr, Lower Paxton Township, Hbg. 7-8:30 FREE Fri. 8/19 Paul Bratcher Trio, Cassel Vineyards, 80 Shetland Drive Hummelstown, PA 6-8:30pm (717) 533-2008 Sat, 8/20 & 21 Loch Haven Jazz Festival - Zeropoint Big Band - Rick Hirsch 4 - Eddie Severn & Steve Rudolph Trio - Marko Marcinko Latin Band www.lhjams.org Sat, 8/20 Organ Trio East - Tallyrand Park Summer Concerts, Bellefonte, PA 7:00-8:00 pm Sun. 8/21 Mike Stern Quartet, Long's Park Concert Series, Lancaster PA FREE 7:30pm Sun, 8/21 Andy Mowatt's Steely Jam – HYP's Summer Music Series, Italian Lake, Harrisburg, 6:00-8:00 pm, FREE Mon 8/22 CPFJ Jam Session at River City Blues Club, 819 S Cameron St, Hbg 7-10pm no cover charge - www.rivercityhbg.com Thur, 8/25 Rick Hirsch 3 – Jazz at the Palmer, PSU, University Park, 7:30 pm, 814-863-6635, FREE but reservations required Thur, 8/25 Dave Stahl Big Band – Hebron Catering Center, 701 East Walnut St, Lebanon, 7:30 pm, $10 SEPTEMBER 9/2 - 9/4 Long's Park Arts Festival - Lancaster PA - features jazz by Amy Banks Quartet, Temple Avenue, Dave Wilson Quartet, Ken Gehret & more - www.longspark.org 9/9-11 - Dauphin Co. Jazz Festival- Fri. 9/9 - Dr. Lonnie Smith & Leon Foster Thomas (presented by CPFJ) Wed. 9/28 The Count Basie Orchestra, The Community Arts Center, Williamsport, PA 800-432-9382 | 570-326-2424 7:30pm Fri, 9/30 An Evening with Chris Botti – Strand Theater, York, PA, http://tickets.strandcapital.org, $50/$57/$65 OCTOBER Sun 10/9 CPFJ Fall Concert - Harry Allen Quartet and Hillary Gardner - 3pm - Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center, 1110 N 3rd St, Hbg PA Tues, 10/25 US Army Field Jazz Ambassadors – Whitaker Center, Harrisburg, www.whitakercenter.org, 7:30 pm, FREE but tickets required 2016 CPFJ EVENTS - SAVE THE DATES! CENTRAL PA JAZZ FESTIVAL - Aug 11 Riverboat - Aug 12 Party - Aug 13 Jam Session & Gretna Concert -Aug 14 Picnic - Aug 15 Big Band FALL CONCERT SERIES Sept 9-11 Dauphin Co. Jazz & Wine Fest - CPFJ Night - Fri. 9/9 - Dr. Lonnie Smith & Leon Foster Thomas OCT. 9 Harry Allen Quartet featuring Hillary Gardner Nov. 27 Pat Martino Trio . . Every 2nd Wednesday at Gullifty's, 6:30-9:30 p.m. 1104 Carlisle Road, Camp Hill, PA Every 4th Monday at River City Blues Club 7-10 p.m. 819 South Cameron St., Harrisburg . These sessions encourage musicians young and old to improve their improvisational abilities, play with a professional rhythm section, and develop a network of musical friends. All aspiring jazz instrumentalists and vocalists are welcome to sit in - food and drink are available in both venues during the performances. At River City -under 21 must be accompanied by an adult. 7. CENTRAL PA JAZZ CAMP June 15 - 18, 2016 MESSIAH COLLEGE CPFJ's annual Jazz Camp was a resounding success again this year with over 75 students attending! Our thanks to Dr. Bill Stowman and the staff at Messiah College for welcoming us to the campus again this year - it was our 15th Annual Central PA Jazz Camp and the 7th at Messiah College! The year's outstanding faculty included special guests Steve Wilson & Stefon Harris. We thank the Olewine Family Trust for their loyal underwriting of the Camp and we extend our gratitude to Penn National Insurance, The Hall Foundation, The Children's Home Foundation and private donors for providing scholarships for fourteen students. We will have the dates for next year's camp soon, so be sure to share the information with your young musician friends and have them join us at next year's Camp - it's a very inspiring! . 8. CENTRAL PA FRIENDS OF 2016 FALL CONCERT SERIES We kick off this series with our third year of hosting an evening at the Dauphin Co. Jazz & Wine Fest at Ft. Hunter Park on September 9th. We feature two groups - the legendary jazz organist Dr. Lonnie Smith and his Trio, and an ensemble lead by rising star steel pan player - Leon Foster Thomas. Sponsor, Corporate and Life Members of CPFJ will be mailed tickets. All other members must order tickets from the Dauphin County Parks and Recreation website. Tickets are $30 and include all three days of the Festival with wine tastings and much more! We are grateful to the Dauphin County Commissioners for the generous grant that funded this event. Our second Fall Concert on October 9th features the critically acclaimed tenor player from New York City - Harry Allen. He will be bringing a quintet that features the wonderful vocalist Hilary Gardner. An authentic master of the jazz saxophone tradition, Harry is right at home with the timeless music of George Gershwin, Cole Porter, and Duke Ellington. His style of playing certainly recaptures the essence of the ultra cool sound and the easy, lyrical phrasing of Stan, Al and Zoot. This event will be hosted in a new venue for CPFJ - the Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center. The Center was originally the Jewish Community Center of Harrisburg and has a 2nd floor ballroom that will serve as a classic backdrop for Harry's traditional ensemble. We close our 36th Concert Season on November 27th with a true jazz legend guitarist Pat Martino. Pat's storied career has included recordings with Chick Corea, Dave Holland, Eric Kloss, Groove Holmes & Jack MacDuff and he has been at the forefront of the jazz guitar world since the mid-60's. Since playing his first notes while still in his pre-teenage years, Martino has been recognized as one of the most exciting and virtuosic guitarists in jazz. With a distinctive, fat sound and gutwrenching performances, he represents the best not just in jazz, but in music. We return to the beautiful brewery and distillery, Wyndridge Farm, just outside of York, PA, for this performance with Pat's exciting Trio. FALL CONCERT SERIES: 1st Fall Concert - Fri., Sept. 9th - Dauphin Co. Jazz & Wine Fest - Central PA Friends of Jazz Night Dr. Lonnie Smith Trio & Leon Foster Thomas Quintet 6:30 - 10pm Wine tastings, music and more! 2nd Fall Concert - Sun., Oct. 9th - Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center (HMAC) 1110 N. 3rd St., Hbg. PA Harry Allen Quintet 3pm 3rd Fall Concert - Sun. November 27th - Wyndridge Farm, 885 S Pleasant Ave., Dallastown, PA 17313 Pat Martino Trio 3pm NEW SHIRTS AVAILABLE FROM C.P.F.J. Order a T-shirt from our online store or pick one up at one of our events help spread the word that jazz is alive in Central Pennsylvania! 9. The Central PA Friends of Jazz thanks The Brenner Family of Dealerships for helping us get the JAZZMOBILE back on the road!! Please donate to the Ron Waters Scholarship Fund and support our area's talented young musicians. Annual scholarships go to high school seniors entering college for music as well as grants for students of all ages to attend our CPFJ Jazz Camp. You may donate on our website www.friendsofjazz.org or send a check to the CPFJ office at 5721 Jonestown Rd., Hbg 17112 CENTR AL PA FRIENDS O F JOIN THE CPFJ YOUTH BAND Ron Waters is the Director for the CPFJ Youth Band. There is no tuition fee and all applicants are accepted. Please contact Mr. Waters at (717) 432-3109 or via email [email protected] - all young musicians with an interest in learning to improvise are welcome. Our continuing dedication to jazz education led to the creation of the CPFJ Youth Band over 25 years ago. Mr. Waters is a professional arranger, composer and trumpet player and the band is open to all school age musicians - grade school through high school. Mr. Waters prepares arrangements to suit the particular talents of the participants each year. All applicants are accepted without audition - Mr. Waters finds a niche for every instrumentalist and vocalist. The band's rehearsals and concerts are scheduled year round including performances at the Central PA Jazz Festival, Jazz Picnic, and many other events. Not only do the students get wonderful experience playing in an improvising ensemble, but they get to meet kids from other schools who have the same interests. This ensemble offers a different experience than most High School Jazz Ensembles - it is not a place where the students simply read the notes on the page - all members learn to improvise and get valuable experience playing jazz standards and original music in a group setting. The Youth Band is also not restricted to the traditional big band instrumentation (trumpets, trombones, saxes & rhythm section) - all instruments are welcome - we have had almost every imaginable instrument….cello, accordion, oboe, flute, etc. in past bands. The Youth Band plays all of our festivals and major events as well as many civic functions, the JazzMobile, and concerts - come join the fun!! NEW ONLINE STORE at FRIENDSOFJAZZ.ORG When you visit our web site you will notice a link to the NEW ONLINE STORE . With this new convenient online site, you are able to pay your membership with any credit card, and contribute to the Festival, Jazz Camp, or Ron Waters Scholarship Fund. . There is also a link to Amazon.com on our main page that allows you to make any purchase on Amazon and CPFJ will receive a small percentage of the purchase price as a contribution from Amazon with no extra charges due from you. . We hope that you will utilize these easy new links and support THE jazz service organization in our area - the Central PA Friends of Jazz!! 10. HELP SUPPORT OUR 36th ANNUAL CENTRAL PA JAZZ FESTIVAL! As you have probably already read elsewhere in this newsletter, we have planned an outstanding program for CPFJ's 36th Annual Jazz Festival. Although we are very cost conscious, bringing top quality musicians, arranging for facilities, advertising, and all the things that are required to organize our Festival cost money...quite a bit of money! Like all arts groups, CPFJ must rely on financial support from those who appreciate and understand the value of live jazz. Our membership fees, ticket prices and grants only cover approximately 65% of the costs to produce concerts and festivals. We need your support for the 36th Annual Central PA Jazz Festival to succeed. . We ask you to make a special contribution to the success of the 36th Annual Festival. Become an Underwriter with your tax-deductible contribution and let us list your name as a supporter in the program booklet. You may also choose to pay tribute to a friend or musician by listing their name in the program. Or, if you prefer, take an ad in the program to promote your business or organization. The program will highlight all of the events and artists for the Festival and will be distributed at all Festival events and our Fall Concert Series (from August through November, 2016). . The deadline for inclusion in our program is fast approaching. If you are interested, please give us a call or complete the form on the next page and mail it to us right away or go to our website and use our ONLINE STORE to place your order. We can also accept your information/ad by email at [email protected] . Each and every donation, no matter the size, is truly appreciated. Thank you! . Your 36th Annual Festival Committee: Tim Warfield, Jr., Wilma Soliday, Sheila Ross, Keith Thomas, Mark Swartzbaugh & Leslie Beamer LEAVE A LEGACY Do you care about the mission of Central Pennsylvania Friends of Jazz? Is it important to you that jazz music continues to thrive long after you've passed? Take steps today to ensure you leave a jazz legacy for the future. . To join our Jazz Legacy Society, include "Central Pennsylvania Friends of Jazz" in your will or trust, or name us as the beneficiary of your IRA, 401(k) or 403(b). . If you have named the Central Pennsylvania Friends of Jazz as a beneficiary of your planned giving or estate, please let us know by emailing [email protected] by calling us at 717.540.1010. If you are interested in leaving a legacy for jazz in Central Pennsylvania, please contact us. 12. 7 - 28 - 2016 CPFJ Membership Application 2016 Fall Concert Series Sept. 9, 2016 - 6:30PM - Dr. Lonnie Smith Trio & New Member Renewal Name _____________________________________________________ C ompany Name ( for Corpor ate Memb ers) . _____________________________________________________ . Add ress _____________________________________________________ . ____________________________________________Zip______________ . Phon e (______) ________________E mail _________________________ Leon Foster Thomas Quintet - part of the Dauphin Co. Jazz & Wine Fest @ Ft. Hunter Park, Harrisburg/rain or shine. Tickets in advance ($30) from Dauphin Co. Parks and Rec. website or at the door ($40) Tickets are three day passes to the Festival only - no single day tickets are available. This is a Fall Series event so CPFJ Sponsor, Life, and Corporate Members will receive tickets via mail. Oct. 9, 2016 - 3 P.M. - Harry Allen Quintet Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center, 1110 N 3rd St., Harrisburg, PA . CORPORATE MEMBERS: Regular $400 _____ Patron $600 _____ Sponsor $1,000 _____ Silver $2,500 _____ . General Adm. Member Student # of Tickets ________ ________ ________ Cost x $20 = x $17 = x $10 = Total ________ ________ ________ INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS: Regular $25 _____ Patron $45 _____ Sponsor $150 _____ Student $10 _____ Donor: $100 (or any gift above $100) $__________ Nov. 27, 2016 - 3 P.M. - Pat Martino Trio Wyndridge Farm, 885 S Pleasant Ave, Dallastown, PA 17313 . . CC# ___________________________________________ . Exp. Date ______/_______ (mo./year) CVV2# _______ Signature:__________________ ___________ ______ . Make checks payable to CPFJ and return this form and payme nt to: CPFJ, 5721 Jonestown Rd., Harrisburg PA 17112 ALL MEMBERS receive the CPFJ Newsletter - The ViBE - 10 times a year. General Adm. Member Student # of Tickets ________ ________ ________ Cost x $25 = x $20 = x $10 = Total ________ ________ ________ Sponsor M embers receive two tickets to all six Spring and Fall Concerts - a $300 Value for only $150 JOIN NOW and get your bargain tickets today. Thanks for your support!! Name_________________________________________ . ANNUAL INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS: REGULAR: May purchase 1 member priced ticket per CPFJ event.. PATRON: May purchase 2 member priced tickets per CPFJ event.. SPONSOR: 2 free admissions to all Fall & Spring series concerts (includes the Jazz & Wine Festival in September); 2 member Festival ticket discounts; 1/2 price admission for two at the annual Picnic. STUDENT: Receives student member ticket discounts at all events. DONOR: Totally tax deductible contribution - donor memberships begin at $100 or higher. Donors may purchase all event tickets at member prices. Phone Number_______________________________________ Address_______________________________________ City____________________________________ State_____ Zip_________________________ . ANNUAL CORPORATE BENEFITS: REGULAR: Free admission for 2 to all monthly concerts, Festival, and Picnic. Free 1/4 Membership Type_________________________________ PATRON: Free admission for four to all monthly concerts, 2 passes to the annual Payment Type: ____Payment Enclosed ____VISA ____MasterCard ___Discover___AmEx Festival and Picnic, Free 1/2 page ad in the Festival Program. Please complete if paying by credit card: page ad in Festival Program SPONSOR: Free admission for 6 to all CPFJ monthly concerts, 2 passes to the annual Festival and Picnic - Free full page ad in the annual Festival Program. Card #__________________________________________ All memberships are valid for one year from date of purchase. You may purchase with your credit card by calling the CPFJ Office 717-540-1010 or at our website www .friendsofjazz.org Signature________________________________________ Are you willing to become a CPFJ volunteer? YES_____ NO_____ Exp. Date_________________CVV2 Code____________ Join the Central PA Friends of Jazz - join and get ticket discounts NOW! Please join CPFJ - your membership and support enables us to present the finest jazz artists, educate students and develop an audience for America's music - JAZZ! Membership in CPF J is for everyone who loves the music and wants to foster jazz in Central PA. All CP FJ members receive ticket discounts, the CPF J newsletter - THE VIBE - descr ibing CPF J activities, concert artists, area club dates and much more! All corporate members are listed in the newsletter. We offer nine levels of membership designed to suit all budgets and interests of the individual or corporate member. Memberships are valid for one year from date of purchase. 14. WE'RE BUILDING A LIBRARY & STORE . As some of you may have heard, we recently doubled our office space at 5721 Jonestown Road, Harrisburg, allowing us for the first time to have a library/shop. Concurrently, we received a very generous bequest from Joseph Shaw of York...almost 3,000 cd's, hundreds of lp's, and other music formats. Here's where you might be able to help us. We need folding tables (72' preferably) and shelves that can hold a fair amount of weight. We don't need a lot of them...our space isn't that big...but two tables and two sets of shelv es would be great. If you have these items as surplus OR if you know of someone who might have them OR if you would like to contribute some green, just let us know. We would like to get this space arranged so that members could see the whole collection, and so that we can accept more donations from other members and friends - please contact the Office for more information. CENTRAL PA JAZZ FESTIVAL Ticket Order Form Tickets for the August 11th Jazz Cruise are only available from The Riverboat Society's website http://harrisburgriverboat.com/ or phone (717) 234-6500 Diane Monroe/Tom Lawton Duo - 5:30-8:30 p.m. Tickets for the Aug. 11th Recording Session $30 - only available from Susquehanna Museum Tickets $30 - includes copy of cd (717) 233-8668 Tim Warfield/Jonathan Ragonese Duo - 8 - 9:30 p.m. Tickets for the August 12th Jazz Party Four Bands at River City Blues Club 819 South Cameron St., Harrisburg PA 7pm-12:30am (Music on both floors of River City) # of Tickets Cost Total General Adm. ________ x $12 = ________ Member ________ x $10 = ________ Student ________ x $ 8 = ________ (Students must be accompanied by an adult) Tickets for the August 13th Workshop Jonathan Ragonese at the Art Association of Hbg. 21 North Front St., Harrisburg PA 11am - 12:15pm TICKET S FOR THE RIVERBOAT CRUISE AN D THE LIVE RECORDING SESSIO N ARE ONLY AVAILABLE FROM THE RESPECTIVE HOSTS - THERE ARE NO CPFJ MEMBER DISCOUNTS FOR THESE EVENTS. All Tickets # of Tickets ________ Cost x $5 = Total ________ Tickets for the August 13th Concert Houston Person Quartet - Russell Malone Quartet Mt. Gretna Playhouse 7:30pm Tickets also available from Gretna Music (717) 361-1508 FESTIVAL PREMIUM SEATING IS O NLY AVAILABLE AT THE GRETNA PLAYHOUSE CONCERT ON 8/13 - THAT EVENING ALL SEATS ARE GENERAL ADMISSION BY SECTION ALL OTHER FESTIVAL EVENTS ARE GENERAL ADMISSION. FILL OUT THIS FORM IF YOU ARE ORDERING BY MAIL. Name_________________________________________ Phone Number_______________________________________ Address_______________________________________ City____________________________________ State_____ Zip_________________________ Membership Type_________________________________ Payment Type: ____Payment Enclosed ____VISA ____MasterCard ___Discover___AmEx Please complete if paying by credit card: Card #__________________________________________ Signature________________________________________ 10. Exp. Date_________________CVV2 Code____________ You must order from us to get CP FJ Member Discounts! # of Tickets Cost Gen. Adm. Premium ________ Gen. Adm. Standard ________ Gen. Adm. Value ________ Member Premium ________ Member Standard ________ Member Value ________ Student _________ Total x $30 = ________ x $25 = ________ x $20 = ________ x $26 = ________ x $20 = ________ x $16 = ________ x $12 = ________ Tickets for the August 14th Jazz Picnic music from 1-7 p.m. at Indian Echo Caverns 368 Middletown Rd, Hummelstown PA # of Tickets General Adm. ________ Member ________ x $12 = Student ________ x$ 5= Cost Total x $15 = ________ ________ ________ Tickets for the August 15th Big Band music from 7-9:30 p.m. at River City Blues Club 819 S. Cameron St., Harrisburg PA All Tickets # of Tickets ________ Cost Total x $12 = ________ Central PA Jazz Festival Passes This ticket includes the 8/12 Jazz Party, the 8/13 Workshop & Concert at Mt. Gretna, the 8/14 Picnic & the 8/15 Big Band # of Tickets Cost Gen. Adm. Premium ________ Gen. Adm. Standard ________ Gen. Adm. Value ________ Member Premium ________ Member Standard ________ Member Value ________ Student _________ Total x $64 = ________ x $58 = ________ x $54 = ________ x $60 = ________ x $55 = ________ x $52 = ________ x $30 = ________
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The final song in Act One of the new PCPA production, "The Spitfire Grill" is called "Shoot The Moon." It is a song about taking chances and looking forward to change.
And that is what PCPA has done this summer. With two consecutive musicals that have never played in front of Central Coast audiences, the theater company has taken the opportunity to shoot for the moon - with great success artistically.
For those of you who skipped "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" because you were unfamiliar with the material, do not pass up on "The Spitfire Grill."
The musical, based on a movie of the same name released in 1996, is a story of love and redemption. Some of the major plot points have been changed from the film, as is the location, but it still follows the main story of a young girl released from prison who tries to find her place in the world.
Guest artist Lexy Fridell is outstanding as Percy, the parolee with a dark secret, who finds herself in the small town of Gilead, Wis. The town is at the end of the road to nowhere.
Through the local sheriff, Joe, played quite well by resident artist Michael Jenkinson, Percy finds a job at the only restaurant in town, the Spitfire Grill, owned by Hannah.
As Hannah, Phoebe Moyer brings a lot of spunk and dignity as the longtime owner of the grill. She is weary and in physical pain, but is still the beloved matriarch of the small town.
The townsfolk are obviously suspicious of the new waitress, especially the town busybody, Effy, humorously played by local favorite Bree Murphy. It is the type of funny role in which Murphy can really shine, and she does.
The small cast is rounded out by Caleb and Shelby, Hannah's nephew and his wife - played by resident artist Colum Parke Morgan and guest artist Kiera O'Neil - and Aaron A. Bonilla as a mysterious homeless man.
Morgan is spot on as the frustrated Caleb, trying to make ends meet since the town mill has shut down. He, too, is not very trusting of Percy. O'Neil, who has a very lovely singing voice, befriends Percy and is at odds with her husband over Percy's participation at the grill.
A series of events takes place as Percy becomes more important to Hannah, Shelby and the grill.
What really stood out to me in "The Spitfire Grill" were the songs, by James Valcq and Fred Alley, who also wrote the book to the play. In most standard musicals, the songs are an extension of scenes. Like an opera, in "The Spitfire Grill," each song pushes the plot into its next logical direction.
Fridell brings a great poignancy to her songs and character development. As funny as the talented actress was in "Spelling Bee," she is touching and vulnerable here.
O'Neil is terrific in her role and has several standout songs, but when the two voices of Fridell and O'Neil blend, it is magical. Jenkinson also has a terrific singing voice, which is showcased effectively here.
The director is Valerie Rachelle, and she does another outstanding job with pacing. It also was a nice choice to keep the action entirely within the single set, featuring the grill itself, which was effectively designed by Dave Hofsinger.
Because of the intimacy of the play, it probably would be better served in a smaller venue, such as perhaps the Severson Theater next door to the Marian. But under Rachelle's direction, it works fine as is.
"The Spitfire Grill" is a tender and moving work of art - and a bold offering by the PCPA that should not be missed.
"The Spitfire Grill" is playing through Sunday, Aug. 23, at the Marian Theater, 800 S. College Dr. in Santa Maria. Shows begin at 7 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Tickets cost $26.25 to $28.25 for adults, with discounts for children, students and seniors.
Call the box office at 922-8313 for tickets or visit the Web site at www.pcpa.org.
The show will continue Aug. 28 to Sept. 13 at the Solvang Festival Theatre, 420 Second St. in Solvang.
Call the box office at 922-8313 for times and ticket prices, or visit the Web site at www.pcpa.org.
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