THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, July 15, 2010
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AT GREAT WATERS MUSIC FESTIVAL Friday, July 19th
WORLD RENOWNED JAZZ ARTIST at 8pm
Called “madly creative”
by the Los Angeles Times and “ the genial genius of the guitar” by the Toron- to Star, world-renowned singer, guitar player and bandleader John Pizzarelli and the John Pizzarelli Quartet will perform at the Great Waters Music Festival acoustic tent on Friday, July 19 at 8pm. Son of guitar legend
Bucky Pizzarelli, John started playing the guitar at the age of six. As a young man he had the privilege of performing with a num- ber of jazz greats includ- ing Benny Goodman, Les Paul, Soot Sims and Slam Stewart. He has opened for Dave Brubeck, Ram- sey Lewis and Rosemary Clooney and in 1993 had the privilege of opening for Frank Sinatra’s inter- national tour. In 1997, Pizzarelli made his Broad- way debut in the musical “Dream.” A master in the art of
reinventing jazz classics, Pizzarelli and his quartet will celebrate the music of Duke Ellington on stage and feature music from their most recent CD, re- leased in February, Rock- ing’ and Rhythm. Pizzarelli says that he heard a tre- mendous amount of Duke Ellington’s music listening to his dad, Bucky, play.
ald Award. He is married to Broadway star Jessica Molaskey with whom he performs annual engage- ments at the Café Carlyle in New York City. His tele- vision appearances include the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Late Show with David Letterman, and Live with Regis and Kelly. He also hosts a nationally syndicated radio program entitled “Radio Deluxe with John Pizzarelli.” Festival patrons who
John Pizzarelli
Like Ellington, Pizzarelli crafts his performances to spotlight the talents of his band members. In 2009, Pizzarelli won
the prestigious Montreal Jazz Festival’s Ella Fitzger-
have purchased tickets for this performance, without an exception, have raved about Pizzarelli’s fabulous and entertaining perfor- mances – brilliantly and uniquely delivered by a man with grace and the ability to delightfully con- nect with his audience! Tickets for all Festival per- formances are available by visiting the office at 58 North Main Street, Wolfe- boro, by calling 603-569- 7710, or online at www.
greatwaters.org.
By Jim Wells
Cell 603-738-6645 • Home 603-556-7343 742 Sanborn Rd. • PO Box 275 Sanbornton, NH 03269-0275
Email:
jwellswoodworking@yahoo.com Website:
www.jameswells.us.com
Great Waters 201 Music Festival
0 on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee at Brewster Academy, Wolfeboro, NH
John Pizzarelli Quartet – A Tribute to Duke Ellington Friday, July 16th 8:00pm World-renowned jazz guitarist and singer Pizzarelli is a master in the art of reinventing jazz classics zinging them with cool accents of swing or pop and his sublime and inventive guitar playing.
The Ultimate Doo Wop Show – The Drifters, Vogues & Marcels Friday, July 23rd 8:00pm As seen on PBS, Doo-Wop is feel- good music no matter what your
age - this music is like a � rst love that no one ever forgets.
Eliza Gilkyson & Cheryl Wheeler Friday, August 13th 8:00pm Great voices, great melodies, great wit – great combination! These two compelling and insightful artists will deliver an evening of warm re� ections and strong convictions.
Benefit Dinner & Auction Thursday, August 19th 5:30-8:00pm A delightful evening of wonderful food, music and a singing auctioneer that funds the continuation of diverse, quality music presentations and scholarships.
9th Annual Great Waters Folk Festival Saturday, August 28th 2:00-11:00pm Workshops and mini-concerts culminating in a diverse evening main stage event of nationally renowned and locally loved folk artists including Aztec Two Step, Red Stick Ramblers, Mindy Smith, Ellis Paul, Anais Mitchell, High Range and the Two Fiddles.
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US Air Force Band of Liberty Free community concert Tuesday, August 31st 7:30pm From classics to pop, Broadway to swing, this high- energy group of musicians delights and entertains with a mix of dazzling vocalists and instrumental soloists. A celebration suitable for the entire family.
Tickets 603-569-7710 58 North Main Street, Wolfeboro
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