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Holiday Entertainment Stage: |
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Friday November 30, 2012 |
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11am - Rich Barry |
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| Rich Barry started playing the guitar at the age of four and by nine gave his first prize winning public performance at Steadman Auditorium. By the age of twelve he had already studied with nine university level instructors, won several music competitions and began studying with Dr. Pablo Cohen, the professor of guitar at Ithaca College and Cornell University. At 18 he entered The Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University where he was awarded the Rose and Leon J. Neiburg Scholarship and during graduate school received a full scholarship assistantship. While at Peabody, Rich studied with the esteemed pedagogue and performer Julian Gray, the current chair of Peabody's guitar department. |
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Noon & 2pm - Patriot Brass |
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| The Patriot Brass Ensemble was established to improve the quality of life for Veterans and Military Families through musical programs and services. At the core of our values is the belief that every member of the military deserves the best music, without prejudice, and with passion and integrity. A 501(c)3 registered charity, the Patriot Brass Ensemble is dedicated to serving the communities of our Veterans and Military Families. Our mission is to create a national network of professional brass and percussion to serve the ones who have sacrificed so much for our country. |
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1PM - Santa Arrives |
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The jolly ole Saint Nick will be at the show each day from 1pm – 4pm. |
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3pm – Brian Simms |
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| Brian Simms is a Baltimore-based keyboardist, vocalist, composer and arranger. He has recorded and toured with Rounder recording artist Disappear Fear, opening for and performing with Indigo Girls. In addition to leading and composing for his own critically acclaimed band, Junkyard Saints, Brian performs with many of the DC area's most notable bands and musicians, including Billy Coulter, Patty Reese Band Chopteeth, Squeeze Bayou and 2009 Grammy-nominated group Milkshake. Additionally, Brian records extensively; he has performed on over 100 CDs and he can be heard on numerous radio and TV spots, including Discovery Channel, HGTV's Househunters and the Maryland Lottery. Most recently he was voted 2009 Musician of the Year by the Washington Area Music Association. |
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4pm & 6pm - Lassez Foure |
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| Laissez Foure is a swingin’ jazz quartet playing jazz from the 30s and 40s. The group consists of acoustic bass, swing rhythm guitar, saxophone/clarinet, and cornet. In the tradition of New Orleans jazz, the quartet emphasizes an acoustic sound and plays charts by Armstrong, Ellington, Goodman and others from the era. |
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Lindsay Hemphill, flute, has been playing professionally for almost 20 years. A graduate of Radford University, she makes her home in Alexandria, is a member of the Columbia Flute Choir, and has a modest flute studio. She also assists with the children’s choirs at Bethany Lutheran Church in Alexandria, and is a member of Trinity Handbells. When not in rehearsal or performance, she can be found working as Administrative Assistant for Senior Services of Alexandria, a non-profit organization located in Old Town. Linda Hemphill, piano, is founder and president of Hemphill Editing, LLC. She also serves as Director of Music/Organist at Bethany Lutheran Church in Alexandria, and is accompanist for The Alexandria Singers, an adult pops chorus. The Hemphill & Hemphill flute/piano duo performs for wedding receptions, holiday gatherings, and other festive occasions. |
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Saturday December 1, 2012 |
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11am - Rich Barry |
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| Rich Barry started playing the guitar at the age of four and by nine gave his first prize winning public performance at Steadman Auditorium. By the age of twelve he had already studied with nine university level instructors, won several music competitions and began studying with Dr. Pablo Cohen, the professor of guitar at Ithaca College and Cornell University. At 18 he entered The Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University where he was awarded the Rose and Leon J. Neiburg Scholarship and during graduate school received a full scholarship assistantship. While at Peabody, Rich studied with the esteemed pedagogue and performer Julian Gray, the current chair of Peabody's guitar department. |
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Noon – School Of Rock |
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| School of Rock, is a school where all students are encouraged to reach a high level of achievement, grow as artists and become leaders in their community. Whether they are just starting in Rock 101 or are in their local house band, their students will be comfortable in the schools and encouraged to succeed. Most of all, their students have fun; they live by the credo that that there is little point to learning how to play music if it’s not fun! Join this great group of student on the main stage and see what kind of talent the school of rock has! |
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1PM - Santa Arrives |
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The jolly ole Saint Nick will be at the show each day from 1pm – 4pm. |
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2pm – Uncle Pete Rocks! |
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| Uncle Pete is “An Interactive Musical Celebration!” It’s truly an event where kids of ALL ages are featured. Uncle Pete is a children’s and family performer with a difference. His music has a positive message and universal appeal, and is a mix of familiar classics, current favorites, and originals, with new songs being added all the time. |
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3pm – Brian Simms |
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| Brian Simms is a Baltimore-based keyboardist, vocalist, composer and arranger. He has recorded and toured with Rounder recording artist Disappear Fear, opening for and performing with Indigo Girls. In addition to leading and composing for his own critically acclaimed band, Junkyard Saints, Brian performs with many of the DC area's most notable bands and musicians, including Billy Coulter, Patty Reese Band Chopteeth, Squeeze Bayou and 2009 Grammy-nominated group Milkshake. Additionally, Brian records extensively; he has performed on over 100 CDs and he can be heard on numerous radio and TV spots, including Discovery Channel, HGTV's Househunters and the Maryland Lottery. Most recently he was voted 2009 Musician of the Year by the Washington Area Music Association. |
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4pm - The Alexandria Singers |
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Currently under the musical direction of Bill Colosimo, The Alexandria Singers are a unique group. As the region's only adult pops chorus, our one-of-a-kind repertoire of American popular music offers the community an alternative to the sacred and classical music performed elsewhere. The Singers are a mixed-voices volunteer ensemble composed of men and women of all ages and backgrounds. We sing music the people know and grew up with. You name it; the Singers do it - Broadway, jazz, country, patriotic and pop. The Singers are proud to represent the DC Metro Area! |
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For more information visit our website at: www.AlexandriaSingers.com |
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5pm - Cheerful tunes from Looking For Lester |
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| We play classic music spanning generations, styles, genres, and artists. We consistently delight audiences of all ages with our unique interpretations of classic rock, pop, and funk. Here at harbor holiday we will bring you all of your favorite holiday hits in the most cheerful way! |
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6pm - Patriot Brass |
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| The Patriot Brass Ensemble was established to improve the quality of life for Veterans and Military Families through musical programs and services. At the core of our values is the belief that every member of the military deserves the best music, without prejudice, and with passion and integrity. A 501(c)3 registered charity, the Patriot Brass Ensemble is dedicated to serving the communities of our Veterans and Military Families. Our mission is to create a national network of professional brass and percussion to serve the ones who have sacrificed so much for our country. |
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Sunday December 2, 2012 |
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11am - Rich Barry |
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| Rich Barry started playing the guitar at the age of four and by nine gave his first prize winning public performance at Steadman Auditorium. By the age of twelve he had already studied with nine university level instructors, won several music competitions and began studying with Dr. Pablo Cohen, the professor of guitar at Ithaca College and Cornell University. At 18 he entered The Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University where he was awarded the Rose and Leon J. Neiburg Scholarship and during graduate school received a full scholarship assistantship. While at Peabody, Rich studied with the esteemed pedagogue and performer Julian Gray, the current chair of Peabody's guitar department. |
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Noon – School Of Rock |
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| School of Rock, is a school where all students are encouraged to reach a high level of achievement, grow as artists and become leaders in their community. Whether they are just starting in Rock 101 or are in their local house band, their students will be comfortable in the schools and encouraged to succeed. Most of all, their students have fun; they live by the credo that that there is little point to learning how to play music if it’s not fun! Join this great group of student on the main stage and see what kind of talent the school of rock has! |
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1PM - Santa Arrives |
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The jolly ole Saint Nick will be at the show each day from 1pm – 4pm. |
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2PM – Uncle Pete Rocks! |
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| Uncle Pete is “An Interactive Musical Celebration!” It’s truly an event where kids of ALL ages are featured. Uncle Pete is a children’s and family performer with a difference. His music has a positive message and universal appeal, and is a mix of familiar classics, current favorites, and originals, with new songs being added all the time. |
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3PM – Brian Simms |
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| Brian Simms is a Baltimore-based keyboardist, vocalist, composer and arranger. He has recorded and toured with Rounder recording artist Disappear Fear, opening for and performing with Indigo Girls. In addition to leading and composing for his own critically acclaimed band, Junkyard Saints, Brian performs with many of the DC area's most notable bands and musicians, including Billy Coulter, Patty Reese Band Chopteeth, Squeeze Bayou and 2009 Grammy-nominated group Milkshake. Additionally, Brian records extensively; he has performed on over 100 CDs and he can be heard on numerous radio and TV spots, including Discovery Channel, HGTV's Househunters and the Maryland Lottery. Most recently he was voted 2009 Musician of the Year by the Washington Area Music Association. |
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4pm - The Alexandria Singers
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Currently under the musical direction of Bill Colosimo, The Alexandria Singers are a unique group. As the region's only adult pops chorus, our one-of-a-kind repertoire of American popular music offers the community an alternative to the sacred and classical music performed elsewhere. The Singers are a mixed-voices volunteer ensemble composed of men and women of all ages and backgrounds. We sing music the people know and grew up with. You name it; the Singers do it - Broadway, jazz, country, patriotic and pop. The Singers are proud to represent the DC Metro Area! |
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For more information visit our website at: www.AlexandriaSingers.com |
