February
Thru Mar 10th - - Wayside Theater, Middletown, VA – Smoke On the Mountain
7853 Main Street, Middletown, VA 540-869-1776
Feb 3rd - 147 North, Winchester, VA – Ricky Wilkins
147 North Braddock Street, Winchester, Va
Feb 3rd - - Horseshoe Curve Restaurant, Pine Grove, VA - Marv Ashby & High Octane
1162 Pine Grove Rd 540-554-8291
Feb 3rd to 4th - Irish Isle, Middletown, Va - Brian Coughlan
7843 Main St 540-868-9877
Feb 3rd - Piccadilly Public House, Winchester, VA – King Street Band
125 Piccadilly St 540-535-1899
Feb 3rd - Sweet Caroline’s, Winchester, VA - Souled Out
29 E Cork St 540-723-8805
Feb 4th - Blue Fox Billards Bar & Grill, Winchester, VA - Q-Stix
160 Millwood Pike 540-665-2114
Feb 4th - Brewbakers, Winchester, VA - DJ Freedom Ortiz
168 N Loudoun St 540-535-0111
Feb 4th - - Cristinas Cafe, Strasburg, VA - Dana & Sue Robinson
219 W. King Street Strasburg, VA 22657 Phone: (540) 465-2311 Email: ccafe@shentel.net
Feb 4th - Half Note, George Washington Hotel, Winchester, VA - Ambrose Dilemma
103 E Piccadilly St 540-678-4700
Feb 4th - Horseshoe Curve Restaurant, Pine Grove, VA - Half Past Three
1162 Pine Grove Rd 540-554-8291
Feb 4th - Moose Lodge, Strasburg, VA - Just 4 Fun Band
from 8:30 to 12am
Feb 4th - Piccadilly Public House, Winchester, VA – Joe's Taxi W/Christian Lopez
125 Piccadilly St 540-535-1899
Feb 4th - Stonewall Jackson Restaurant Front Royal, VA - Ronnie Johnson Band
915 N Royal Ave
Seb 4th - Sweet Caroline’s, Winchester, VA - DJ Calibur
29 E Cork St 540-723-8805
Feb 5th - Below The Fringe, Winchester, VA - Phil Zuckerman & Johnny Blues
137 S Loudoun St 540-514-0788
Feb 5th - Blue Fox Billards Bar & Grill, Winchester, VA - Funny Money
160 Millwood Pike 540-665-2114
Feb 5th - Brewbakers, Winchester, VA - 4-Warned
168 N Loudoun St 540-535-0111
Feb 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th - Cristinas Cafe, Strasburg, VA -
219 W. King Street Strasburg, VA 22657 Phone: (540) 465-2311 Email: ccafe@shentel.net
Feb 5th - - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Junior Recital: Phillip Martin, piano
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
Need a break from studying on a Sunday afternoon? Come to the junior piano recital of Phillip Martin as he performs pieces from Beethoven, Chopin, and Poulenc. Not only will it be an afternoon of wonderful music, but there will be a reception to follow. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear some great music! at 3pm in Martin Chapel
Feb 5th - Los Taltecos Restaurant, Winchester, VA - Comedy, Kelly Terranova, Tracy Locke
1046 Millwood Pike 540-665-0088
Feb 5th - Opera House, Shepherdstown, WV - Larry Keel & Natural Bridge w/ The Boatmen
131 W German St 8:00pm until 11:00pm..Description Doors Open @ 8pm Show @ 9pm
This is a makeup for the July 29,2011 show. Anyone who purchased tickets for the cancelled show will be honored .
... Larry Keel and Natural Bridge is bringing a fresh and spontaneous new look, sound, and energy into the season! Keel is described by some reviewers as the most powerful, innovative and all-out exhilarating Acoustic Americana flatpicker performing today. Period. Keel has weathered the changing tides of traditional bluegrass, country, jam rock, roots reggae, and even the currently emerging indie-alt scene always honoring the pioneers that introduced Bluegrass and Mountain Music into popular culture. He is an ever evolving musical force that stands in ongoing defiance to all genre expectations. Don’t bother trying to pigeonhole the music of Larry Keel. He’s untamed and untamable! The mission is always clear: to let technical skill, honest emotion and fearlessness connect the playing and singing to audiences, to entertain and to thoroughly ENJOY the experience!
Keel has absorbed the best lessons from his Bluegrass family upbringing, both sides deeply steeped in the rich mountain music culture and heritage of Southwest Virginia. From there, he has always integrated that solid musical grounding and natural-born talent with his own incomparable approach to flatpicking the guitar and original music. The combination is pretty irresistible, and has earned Keel the highest respect and billing among the top acoustic musicians alive, and some now gone: Tony Rice, Vassar Clements, Sam Bush, Del McCoury, John Hartford, Bill Monroe, Mike Marshall, and Darol Anger to name a few. And his fierce, high-spirited energy also appeals to young rockers, jammers and alt country pickers and fans who are equally drawn to Keel’s deep rumbling voice, his earthy and imaginative song-writing, and his down-home-gritty-good-time charm. Keel regularly collaborates with JamBand and Rock giants Yonder Mountain String Band, Keller Williams, Jorma Kaukonen, David Nelson, Jim Lauderdale, members of String Cheese Incident and Leftover Salmon, amongst others.
Joining the award-winning Flatpickin legend to make up Natural Bridge are the vastly talented Mark Schimick on mandolin and vocals, Larry’s life-long picker pal (and fishing phenom) Will Lee on soulful, blues-grass style 5-string banjo and penetrating lead vocals, and wife Jenny Keel with her impeccable timing and solid, yet imaginative bass lines as well as tenor vocal harmonies. Keel has a variety of formats swirling around the calendar for the whole year; look out for Larry Keel solo, Keels duo, Keller and the Keels, the Keel Brothers, Keel with Danny Barnes and Drew Emmitt, Keel and Adam Aijala (YMSB), an occasional Keel trio, and many other special guests added to the mix.
Throughout his career, Keel has released 13 albums and is featured on 10 others. The most recent release, May 2010, is a second Keller and the Keel‘s album. This all-covers collection amusingly titled Thief includes songs originally written and recorded by as wildly diverse an assemblage as anyone’s ever likely to dream up, from Amy Winehouse’s “Rehab” to Patterson Hood’s “Uncle Disney“. Keller and the Keels are on tour with each other at select shows throughout the summer and fall.
Keel recently launched a new website, Fishin and Pickin, which combines 2 unique but thoroughly complementary pleasures: the satisfying thrill of sports fishing, and the energizing intensity of live music. The musician fisherman or even the fishin music-lover will find up-to-date, useful and amazingly entertaining music tips, tablature, show calendars and links to like-minded acts and artists, plus new music downloads. Larry’s also been involved in the development of Fishin N Pickn Workshops and Camps, hosted on live water properties, that teach pickin musicians how to advance their ‘chops’ on their instruments, and having the chance to catch some big fish in the process. Bass and Grass has been taking place in Georgia for three years in the fall and keep on the lookout for the debut of Trout and Tunes in West Virginia towards the end of April 2011See More
Feb 5th - Stonewall Jackson Restaurant, Front Royal, VA - 8 Lives Spent
915 N Royal Ave, Front Royal, VA Description 8LS plays their first show in Fro'Ro and we are stoked!!! Help us rock the Stonewall off its foundation. We'll be unleashing a very cool remake for you guys while we're there! We'll see you very, very soon!
Feb 5th - - The Corners, Star Tannery, VA - Nightrider
1429 S Pifer Road 540-465-4050
Feb 7th - Massanutten Ski Lodge, Elkton, VA - Robbie Limon Band
1822 Resort Drive(540) 289-4954
Feb 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th - Mimslyn Inn, Luray, VA - Jazz-Night
Every Tuesday night from 7pm to 10pm at the Mimslym Inn, Luray, Va we will try to provide beginners through advanced players the chance to play jazz with a jazz rhythm section... We will try to have drums, bass, guitar, and keyboard available to accompany you while you play or sing your favorite jazz tunes.Bring your instrument, voice, and friends to a great environment for playing jazz. Last Tuesday we played to a full house with many playing along with us... The sound and the food is exceptional.Hours: 7pm - 10pm Tuesday - More Info: Denny - 540-778-2336Managing the jam is musician, Denny Toyy who is one of a few JAZZ "Harmonica-Players" * with his specialty : the Bass, Octave, and "push-button"chromatic-harmonicas.
Feb 8th, 17th, 24th - Plan B, Broadway, VA - Open Mic for Storytellers & Poets
every Wednesday - start 7:00 PM 202 North Main Street - Telephone: 540-896-2221 Webpage: www.PlanBBroadway.com
Feb 9th - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Sister Mary, for spoken voice and piano, by Ron Hess
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
The piece by visiting composer Ron Hess will be performed by two music students. A discussion will follow the presentation.
Sister Mary is a setting of a letter written to Ron’s grandmother in 1962. Her brother Norman wrote the letter while he was in prison. According to Ron’s mother, Norman was an uneducated drifter who worked odd jobs and traveled with carnivals and circuses. In the mid 1950’s, he stole a wallet containing $40 and served over six years in prison for that crime.
•Time: 12:10 pm •Location: Lehman Auditorium-Recital Hall
Feb 9th - - Half Note, George Washington Hotel, Winchester, VA - Springfield Exit
103 E Piccadilly St 540-678-4700 (David & Linda Lay, David McLaughlin, Marshall Wilborn, with guest Bill Emerson)
Feb 9th, 18th, 25th - Plan B, Broadway, VA - Open Mic for Storytellers & Poets
202 North Main Street - Telephone: 540-896-2221 Webpage: www.PlanBBroadway.com
Feb 9th - SU, Winchester, VA - Metamorphoses
Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre 1460 University Drive Winchester, VA 22601 Cost: 9.00 to 10.00 By Mary Zimmerman
Directed by Kirsten Trump Incidental music and sound design by Thomas Albert
Based on the epic poem by Ovid, Mary Zimmerman's Metamorphoses is a fresh retelling of classic Greek myths which depicts the physical and spiritual transformation of man. Metamorphoses exposes the flaws, ordeals and achievements of humanity over the course of history. "Let me die still loving, and so, never die." This production will take place in Glaize Studio Theater.
Thursday at 8 pm Friday at 8 pm Saturday at 8 pm Sunday at 2:30 pm
THE PRODUCTIONS IN THIS SEASON'S SECOND STAGE THEATRE SERIES CONTAIN MATURE CONTENT AND MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN. VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.
Feb 10th - - Blue Fox Billards Bar & Grill, Winchester, VA - TLP
160 Millwood Pike 540-665-2114
Feb 10th - Cristinas Cafe, Strasburg, VA - Drymill Road
219 W. King Street Strasburg, VA 22657 Phone: (540) 465-2311 Email: ccafe@shentel.net
Feb 10th - Del Rio Mexical Restauran, Stephens City, VA - Jay Powell Acoustic Show
356 Fairfax Pike, 9:00pm until 12:00am..Description Come join me for a fun evening!
Feb 10th - Elks Lodge, Front Royal, VA - Eye Soar & Roxanne Bauseman
4081 Guard Hill Road, Front Royal, Virginia :00pm until 11:00pm..Come out to The Elks Club to support Blue Ridge Opportunities
(Blue Ridge Opportunities is a non-profit, private organization serving individuals with disabilities in Warren County and the surrounding areas) Featuring Live Music from Eye Soar, and Sound & Light provided b...y Bracken Audio (For those of you that do not know, John Bracken is the sound guy for such bands as: The Beach Boys and The B-52's)
There will also be a cash bar for mixed drinks and beer! Free Munchies!!!! It is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!!!!
Tickets are $15 per person, $20 per couple Please call The Elks Lodge for tickets at (540)635-2330 for a GREAT time, and to support a GREAT cause!! See u there!!
Feb 10th - - Elks Club #867, Winchester, VA - Just 4 Fun Band
from 7 to 10 at 466 Front Royal Pike Telephone: (540)662-8278 (Office)
Feb 10th - SU, Winchester, VA - Lush Life: The Music of Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington
at 8pm in the Armstrong Concert Hall. The legenday 30-year collaboration between composer/pianist/arranger Billy Strayhorn and famous bandleader Dike Ellington is the focus of this exciring program featuring the duo's most popular hits including "Satin Doll" and "Take the A Train" 702 University Drive Winchester, VA 22601
Feb 11th - - Blue Fox Billards Bar & Grill, Winchester, VA - Blue Ridge Rain
160 Millwood Pike 540-665-2114 Blue Fox and Blue Ridge Rain Present ROCKING COUNTRY MUSIC!!!! We will be Bringing our form of Rocking Country Music to the Blue Fox!!! We are excited to play this Venue!!!
Feb 11th - Cristinas Cafe, Strasburg, VA - Chester River Runoff
at 8pm 219 W. King Street Strasburg, VA 22657 Phone: (540) 465-2311 Email: ccafe@shentel.net
Feb 11th - Fraternal Order of Eagles, Berkeley Springs, WV - Marv Ashby & High Octane
41 Vangoshen Lane, Phone: 304-258-7933 Time: 8:00pm, Tickets: Valentine's Dance
Feb 11th - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Jennifer Cooper & Company
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
Sit back and enjoy the poignant vocal stylings of songstress, Jennifer Cooper, while Graham Whitson (keyboard), and Jennings Bryant (bass) perfectly balance this trio of talented artists. Stop by, relax, and let the sultry sounds of jazz and blues permeate your soul and sweeten your latte. Enjoy a slide show of photos and memories of Jennifer’s time at EMU as voice instructor and music director, and don’t miss a special re-collaboration with former voice student Benjamin Bergey, Jennifer’s first official jazz accompanist! @ Common Grounds Coffee House
Feb 11th, 17th - - Half Note, George Washington Hotel, Winchester, VA - Robbie LImon, Solo
103 E Piccadilly St 540-678-4700
Feb 11th - - Johnson-Williams Middle School, Berryville, VA - Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out and Lonesome Highway
7:00 PM Doors open 1 hour before concert. Advanced Tickets - $22 Tickets at Door - $25
The Berryville Bluegrass Concert Series is a fund raising endeavor that supports the Clarke County High School Eagle Athletic Association, home of the Eagles. Johnson-Williams Community Auditorium in Berryville. 200 Swan Avenue in Berryville, Va. 1-800-667-5095 All concerts begin at 7:00pm. Doors open 1 hour before concert.
Feb 11th - North Mountain Vineyard, Maurertown, VA - My Lucky FIsh
4374 Swartz Rd., www.northmountainvineyard.com 2-5 p.m.
Feb 11th - Hotel Strasburg, Strasburg, VA - Rhonda Sager Trio
Come on out and start celebrating Valentines Day early and join Doug and me at the Hotel Strasburg for a special Valentines Day Dinner. We will be playing from 6:00 to 8:30. There will be a special Valentines Day menu so please call the Hotel at 465-9191 for information and reservations.
Feb 11th - Nan and Pop's Place, Martinsburg, WV - 15 Minutes
3485 WinchesterAne (Next to Pikeside Bowl)
Feb 11th - - Piccadilly Public House, Winchester, VA – Moondog Medicine Show
125 Piccadilly St 540-535-1899 at 9pm
Feb 11th - SU, Winchester, VA - Grieg Piano Concerto
702 University Dr John O'Conor, Piano Shenandoah Conservatory Symphony Orchestra Jan Wagner, Conductor
Shenandoah Conservatory's Distinguished Artist-In-Residence John O'Conor joins forces with the Shenandoah Conservatory Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Jan Wagner, in a performance of Grieg's well-known Piano Concerto. The program also celebrates the 150th anniversary of the birth of the brilliant French Impressionist Claude Debussy with two of the composer's symphonic masterpieces: the lushly orchestrated multi-movement work La mer and the enchanting symphonic poem Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun.
Feb 11th - TC Tooties, Winchester, VA - The Golden Butter Band
at 8pm. 2235 Valor Dr Teaming up with Jah Works again! Gonna show Winchester whats up.
Feb 11th - VFW LODGE 2123, Winchester, VA - Second Change
200 Sulky Drive (Across From The DMV)
Feb 12th - - Bars of Rose Hill, Berryville, VA – “2 Piano Concert at The Barns of Rose Hill”
4:00 PM. to Honor Mr. & Mrs. Robert Boxley, Jr. of Winchester, Va for their Donation of the Schimmel Grand Piano. For more
information please call The Barns of Rose Hill: 540-955-2004. Email:
barnsofrosehill@gmail.com Website: www.barnsofrosehill.org The Barns of Rose Hill • 95 Chalmers Court • Berryville, Virginia.
P.O. Box 738 95 Chalmers Court (parking available at The Town County Government Center, 101 Chalmers Court) Berryville, Va. 22611 Phone: 540-955-2004
Feb 12th - - Bluemont Vineyards, Bluemont, VA – Larry Burridge
18755 Foggy Bottom Rd 1:00pm until 4:00pm..Description The best view in the county!!! And AWESOME wine!!! And hey the music ain't half bad either!!!!
Feb 12th - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Preparatory Music Chamber Music
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
Teens from EMU’s Preparatory Music Program will be performing a variety of chamber music pieces.
•Time: 5:15 pm •Location: Common Grounds Coffee House
Feb 12th - North Mountain Vineyard, Maurertown, VA - Robbie Limon
4374 Swartz Rd., www.northmountainvineyard.com - Robbie plays solo at the Vinyard.
Apr 14th - - North Mountain Vineyard, Maurertown, VA - Rhonda Sager Trio
4374 Swartz Rd., www.northmountainvineyard.com we are excited to be back at North Mountain Vineyard from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. We hope to see you there!
Feb 14th - SU, Winchester, Va - Ladysmith Black Mambazo
the campus of Shenandoah University 540-665-4569 at 7:30pm
In a special Valentine's Day appearance, the Grammy Award-winning South African vocal ensemble Ladysmith Black Mambazo fills the Armstrong Concert Hall with their world-famous South African rhythms and harmonies. The a capella ensemble first came to pop culture attention as part of Paul Simon's famous 1986 recording, Graceland. The ensemble has since recorded with numerous music icons including Stevie Wonder, Josh Groban and Ben Harper. They have provided soundtrack material for numerous television programs, commercials and films including The Lion King II, as well as Eddie Murphy's Coming To America, Marlon Brando's A Dry White Season and James Earl Jones' Cry The Beloved Country. Admission Fee: $10-25Upcoming Events
Feb 14th - Woodstock, Cafe, Woodstock, VA - Rhonda Sager Trio
we will be doing a Valentine Show at the Woodstock Cafe' with Amanda and Ricky Wilkins. We will be doing lots of romantic numbers and there is a super four-course dinner catered by the the Cafe' and Crossroads Catering. Please call the Woodstock Cafe at 540-459-8888 and check out the Cafe' website www.cafeshoppes.com/ for reservations and more information about this romantic event!
Feb 15th - - Sweet Caroline’s, Winchester, VA - Super Bob
29 E Cork St 540-723-8805 at 8pm Age Limit: 21+ SUPER bob
Feb 16th - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Noon Recital
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
music recital series at EMU provides an informal opportunity for music students
to showcase their studies and accomplishments. The recital sessions are open to anyone. Length of the presentations vary, depending on the number of students who sign up to participate and the pieces they choose to perform.
•Time: 12:10 pm •Location: Lehman Auditorium-Recital Hall
Feb 17th - - Blue Fox Billards Bar & Grill, Winchester, VA - Marv Ashby & High Octane
160 Millwood Pike 540-665-2114 at 9pm to 1am
Feb 17th - - Cristinas Cafe, Strasburg, VA - Sweet "T"
at 8pm 219 W. King Street Strasburg, VA 22657 Phone: (540) 465-2311 Email: ccafe@shentel.net
Feb 17th - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Music faculty artist series: James Richardson, baritone, 7:30 p.m.
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
Music faculty artist series: James Richardson, baritone, 7:30 p.m.
James Richardson, baritone, and Jim Clemens, piano, will present a recital titled British & American Art Songs. The concert will feature works written within the past 75 years including Clemens’ own Lessons: A Song Cycle for My Daughter, Paul Bowles’ Blue Mountain Ballads, British folksong arrangements by Benjamin Britten, theatre songs by Leonard Bernstein, and songs by Lee Hoiby. Settings of poetry by Walt Whitman and Lewis Carroll’s whimsical and dramatic tale of the Jabberwock, begin the program and evoke images of carefree youth and childhood. Though these themes permeate the repertoire, they are often juxtaposed with the voice of experience or a tender father as in Clemens’ cycle with text by David Wright. Blue Mountain Ballads represents four scenes in a rural, southern town imagined by American author Tennessee Williams. In contrast, Britten’s folksong arrangements tell stories set against the backdrop of British scenery, written during the composer’s homesick time away from his native England. Selections from West Side Story, On the Town, and previously unpublished “Captain Hook’s Soliloquy” from Peter Pan conclude the recital. Admission is free. Donations are welcomed for the EMU music scholarship fund.
•Time: 7:30 pm •Location: Martin Chapel
Feb 17th & 18th - - Rainbow Road, Rippon, WV - Blue Ridge Rain
US Route 340 South 304-725-3540
Feb `18th - Bottling Works, Romney, WV - The Honey DewDrops
426 E. Main St. $14 (HCAC members $12, under 17 free)
Feb 18th - - Club Shenandoah, Front Royal, VA - Jump Alley
Feb 18th - Cristinas Cafe, Strasburg, VA - Driftwood
at 8pm 219 W. King Street Strasburg, VA 22657 Phone: (540) 465-2311 Email: ccafe@shentel.net
Feb 18th - North Mountain Vineyard, Maurertown, VA - Chatham Street
4374 Swartz Rd., www.northmountainvineyard.com -
Feb 24th - Cristinas Cafe, Strasburg, VA - 8pm: Kimmon Waldruff 9pm: Dana Connors 10pm: Tim Walls
$5 Cover 219 W. King Street Strasburg, VA 22657 Phone: (540) 465-2311 Email: ccafe@shentel.net
Feb 24th - - Jordan Springs, Stephenson, VA - Robbie Limon, Solo
1160 Jordan Springs Road
Feb 25th - Griffin Tavern & Restaurant, Flint Hill, VA - Robbie Limon Band
659 Zachary Taylor Highway (540) 675-3227
Feb 25th - Moose Club, Front Royal, VA - Just 4 Fun Band
1340 John Marshall Highway 22630 Phone: 540- 636-6355
MARCH
Mar 1st - - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Noon Recital
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
The noon music recital series at EMU provides an informal opportunity for music students
to showcase their studies and accomplishments. The recital sessions are open to anyone. Length of the presentations vary, depending on the number of students who sign up to participate and the pieces they choose to perform.
•Time: 12:10 pm •Location: Lehman Auditorium-Recital Hall
Mar 10th - - North Mountain Vineyard, Maurertown, VA - Robbie Limon
4374 Swartz Rd., www.northmountainvineyard.com from 2 to 5pm
Annual Chili Cook-off!! Bring your chili entry to the winery and let the customers sample. They are the judges and cast their vote for their favorite chili. Prizes to win! Entry fee $10. Registration required.
Mar 14th - Long Branch Saloon, Hedgesville, WV - The Back Creek Valley Boys
587 Baxter Rd, Phone: 304-754-6145 Time: 8:00PM
Mar 17th - - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Noon John Fadial, violin and Andrew Harley, piano
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
The Harley/Fadial Duo have delighted audiences across the US with performances from Washington D.C. to the Rocky Mountains. Their CD of the Chamber Music of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor on the Centaur label was the Tower Records featured new release in 2004, and was deemed “not to be missed” by American Record Guide. This year marks the release the Complete Sonatas for Violin and Piano of Johannes Brahms, also for Centaur, an auspicious release to celebrate HFD’s first decade of great music making.
Come hear them perform the complete sonatas for violin and piano of Johannes Brahms at this recital.
Admission is free. Donations are welcomed for the EMU Music Scholarship fund.
•Time: 7:30 pm •Location: Martin Chapel
Mar 20th- - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Noon Recital
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
The noon music recital series at EMU provides an informal opportunity for music students to showcase their studies and accomplishments. The recital sessions are open to anyone. Length of the presentations vary, depending on the number of students who sign up to participate and the pieces they choose to perform.
•Time: 12:10 pm •Location: Lehman Auditorium-Recital Hall
Mar 23rd - Bottling Works, Romney, WV - Miss Tess & The Bon Ton Parade
426 E. Main St. $14 (HCAC members $12, under 17 free)
Mar 24th - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - HMTA/EMU Piano festival
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
The Piano Festival, co-sponsored by EMU and the Harrisonburg
Music Teacher’s Association (HMTA), is an annual event hosted by EMU. One hundred piano students from various
locations throughout the Shenandoah Valley
(ages 5-17) perform two contrasting memorized pieces before judges in a recital
format. The recitals, scheduled by
level, take place at several times on Saturday, March 24th and are open to the
general public. Each student receives
written comments and a general rating. An Honors Recital will be held on Sunday, March 25 at 4:00 pm in Lehman Auditorium for those receiving superior ratings.
•Time: 8:00 am •Location: Lehman Auditorium
Mar 24th - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Senior Recital: Charise Garber, piano
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
•Time: 6:00 pm •Location: Martin Chapel
Mar 25th - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Piano festival honors recital, 4 p.m.
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
Time: 4:00 pm •Location: Martin Chapel
Mar 25th - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - Shenandoah Valley Youth Symphony orchestra
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
•Time: 7:00 pm •Location: Lehman Auditorium
Mar 29th - EMU, Harrisonburg, VA - EMU Music Dept. orchestral and choral presentation of That Sturdy Vine by Alice Parker
1200 Park Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22802 Phone: (540) 432-4000 • Fax: (540) 432-4444
•Time: 8:00 pm •Location: Lehman Auditorium
