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Saturday, October 18, 2008 - 7:00 PM Saturday, November 15, 2008 - 7:00 PM Praised by critics for his passionate expression and dazzling
technique, Andrew Armstrong has delighted audiences around the
world. He visited us in 2003 and will be returning for his
second concert here. His repertoire ranges from Bach to
Bobbitt and beyond. He was the youngest pianist in the 1993
Van Cliburn Competition and Van Cliburn named him "Fabulous
Fabulous!" His enthusiastic and electrifying talents include
outreach programs, including work with children. See press release for more detail on this great artist Saturday, January 31, 2009 and Sunday, February 1, 2009 -
Times TBA The 2009 Youth Music Festival for the residents of
Palm Coast will be a two day long festival celebrating the talents of
youth in our community - - a true "Taste of Our Talented Youth."
Challenged youth of our area will perform in various types of musical
performances. This endeavor will help develop and encourage our
young talented youth. Instrumentalists, vocalists and dancers will
make the City of Palm Coast a city proud of the talents of its youth in
this repeat event.
Saturday, February 28, 2009 - 7:00 PM
Sunday, December 14, 2008 - 4:00 PM This special program will unleash those feelings of peace and joy
experienced around the world during holiday season. The various
music ministry organizations of Palm Coast United Methodist Church will
present the concert. This holiday concert is a Palm Coast tradition
for the community and should be a part of every family's celebration.
Saturday, May 10, 2009 - 4:00 PM
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starting in the suburban basement of its founder and present
Executive Director, Lorna Green. With a year, the group
relocated to Hyattsville and the rest is history. This young
energetic group has performed for Olympic torch ceremonies and at
countless private and public venues and with many world renowned
musicians including steelpan virtuoso Liam Teague, Robert Greenidge
and saxophonist Auturo Tappin. The students attend the Academy
hosted by the Cultural Academy for Excellence in the greater
Washington, D.C. area. They study music theory and practical
steelpan pieces, as well as learn a wide variety of music arranged
by the academy's highly credentialed instructors. They are
given theory and practical examinations annually. The students
are also tutored in mathematics, language arts and science and have
an opportunity to work with an artist-in-residence.
Scholarship programs and life skill components, including community
service hours, are also part of the extensive program of the
Cultural Academy for Excellence. This impressive group is one
of the best steel orchestras in the country with a list of
impressive rewards and it is a fitting spectacular for our Opening
Gala.
$30 donation ticket $5 student
Jan
Crawford, vocalist extraordinaire, is a native of Washington D.C. and has
been singing since she was four years old. In her early twenties,
Jan moved to New York City and found herself opening for James Brown.
She has also performed with Aretha Franklin and has a host of performance
and recording credits. She moved to Florida in 1998 and joined her
uncle, the beloved late local Clyde Crawford. They soon became one
of the most popular jazz groups in Northeast Florida. Jan is
well-known, from Orlando to St. Augustine, for her unique renditions of
popular jazz and R & B of our times. Jan will bring a jazz combo to
enhance her performance for us.
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Jeanette Beck
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