Save the Date! Our next House Concert Benefit is Sunday, March 25th!
We are thrilled to host the world-touring duo Jenna Mammina & Rolf Sturm for our next House Concert fundraising event.
Join us to relax, eat, drink and be swept away listening to Jenna & Rolf in an up-close and intimate setting at the home of Colin Lowry and Andrea Ariel, Sunday, March 25 from 6:00pm-8:00pm. (Address provided at the reservation link below.)
You can reserve your spot today with a donation of $25 or above right HERE!
About Jenna
“Exquisite!” says author/radio host Ben Fong-Torres, former senior editor of Rolling Stone Magazine and perennial king of what’s hot and what’s not.
Jenna is recognized as one of the leading women of jazz/pop crossover for three years in a row by Jazziz Magazine, she has had the honor of recording an original song “A Love that Lasts”, on the “Jazziz Women Vol. 4” CD, alongside tracks by Diana Krall and Norah Jones.
About Rolf
“Rolf Sturm is an astounding fingerstyle player effortlessly alternating between swinging jazz chords and beautifully executed single note lines. His improvisational abilities are both impressive and expressive.”, writes James Scott from his Minor 7th Webzine review of Rolf’s solo CD: “Balance”.
Rolf’s guitar playing has also earned the praise of Joe Pass, Jim Hall, John Abercrombie, and Bill Frisell. He appears on over 60 CDs including recordings that feature Tony Trischka, Loudon Wainwright, Anthony Braxton, David Johansen, John Medeski, Billy Martin, Glen Velez, Maggie Roche, Jorma Kaukonen, Roswell Rudd, Dave Douglas, Ike Willis, Eddy Arnold, Catherine Russell, and members of the Grateful Dead.
Even if you can’t attend, I hope you will consider making a donation of any amount to help us reach our fundraising goals! Every contribution adds up, and is fully tax-deductible! You can make your donation HERE.
Here’s what your contribution will support:
• The creation and performances of a new work, Locked-IN to premiere in June, 2018.
• The development of the Austin Soundpainting Collective and pop-up performances around the city.
• Community Voices Workshops that offer a safe space for community members of all abilities to be creative, share stories, move, engage in a dialogue, and explore innovative ways to meet, connect, and create with people in your community.
• Soundpainting Workshops for the community providing a super fun opportunity to move, dance, sing, speak, or play an instrument using guided improvisation with a community group.
• Our ARTSPLUS arts-in-education programs in the schools bringing creative opportunities to youth of all ages.
Hope to see you then!
