For those who seek inspiring live music, Studio 59 is proud to announce the
Summer 2018 Concert Series.
Welcome to a time of engaging music, good food, & fine spirits!
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Summer 2018 Concert Series.
Welcome to a time of engaging music, good food, & fine spirits!
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Make Music NWCT is a live, free musical celebration
on June 21, the longest day of the year, with concerts
on streets, sidewalks, and parks across the our
25-town region.
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Make Music NWCT is a live, free musical celebration
on June 21, the longest day of the year, with concerts
on streets, sidewalks, and parks across the our
25-town region.
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Make Music Day is an International event where participating cities invite musicians of all types, skill sets, and ages to come together with venues both traditional and non traditional for FREE and open-air celebrations of music. This day is less about good or bad and more about experience and community. Feel free to organize any kind of music – traditional, as well as unusual or niche performances – as long as a venue is open to it, you are good to go!
Make Music Day happens on June 21st every year, and this year that falls on the summer solstice. Let’s pack as much music as we can into the longest day of the year.
2018 is the first year that our region of Northwest CT is participating, and as we join hundreds of other cities around the world, we hope to start off strong with children singing from rooftops and jam sessions in parks right down the street from one another- along with other larger events in every town.
Make Music Day happens on June 21st every year, and this year that falls on the summer solstice. Let’s pack as much music as we can into the longest day of the year.
2018 is the first year that our region of Northwest CT is participating, and as we join hundreds of other cities around the world, we hope to start off strong with children singing from rooftops and jam sessions in parks right down the street from one another- along with other larger events in every town.
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- BIOS - Kate Lori
Is a classical singing actor and collaborative vocalist. Her performance expertise spans operas, theater, jazz, recitals, concerts and festivals. Her endeavors in the New York City Immersive Theater scene have been featured in Crains New York Buisness, The BBCs travler magazine, The New York Times, Broadway World, and Gothamist- which called her: 'Exquisite.' She holds a Masters Degree in Classical Voice from NYU, where she held an adjunct professorship while completing her Advanced Certificate of Vocal Pedagogy. Kate has been honored to work with and learn from such creators as Bobby McFarrin, Frederica Von stade, and Teller (of Penn and Teller.) The T.J Thompson Trio T.J. Thompson has been an educator, jazz pianist, composer, and conductor for the last fifteen years throughout the Midwest, New York, and New England. For the last few years, in addition to his teaching responsibilities, he has directed several musicals at local community theaters with the Warner Stage Company, Curtain Call Kids, and several other schools. He has a Master of Arts in Music Education from Teachers’ College at Columbia University, a Masters of Music in Composition from the University of Illinois at Champaign/Urbana, and a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies from Eastern Illinois University. He studied baton technique and orchestral conducting with Maestro Vincent LaSelva at the Juilliard School. In 2000, he performed with Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC, and as a result was a featured artist on Branford Marsalis’ Jazz Set show on NPR. In 1998 he recorded and produced Thompson Trio Take One, an album consisting mostly of original works, which received good reviews from Goldmine and Cadence magazines. A student of both Henry Butler and George Cables, he has opened for and worked with such artists as Henry Butler, Mel Torme, Ed Thigpen, Dave Liebman, and Koko Taylor as well as being a featured soloist on the Morgan Powell Jazz Album. He taught at St. Johnsbury Academy and Johnson State College in Vermont from 1997-2000 and since has been the Director of Instrumental Music at the Taft School, in Watertown, Connecticut, where he resides with his wife, two daughters, and 3 cats. |
Studio 59
59 Barber Street Torrington, CT June 21 --- Rain or Shine 1:00PM - 1:30PM Kate Lori Cabaret, Classical, Musical Theater 2:00PM - 3:00PM The T.J. Thompson Trio Jazz, Blues, Soul 3:15PM - 3:45PM Kathy Tomarelli and Nancy Herzig Jazz, Folk, Classical 5:00PM - 5:45PM Chris Cogliano World, Standards, Gospel 6:00PM - 6:30PM Jeremy Driscoll World 7:15PM - 8:15PM Music Mountain Academy Classical __________________________________________ Kathy Tomarelli and Nancy Herzig
Kathy and Nancy will perform a variety of flute duets, classical, folk, and jazz. Christopher Cogliano Originally from Long Island, Chris started accordion lessons at the age of 7 thus starting his musical journey which would also include dabbling in other instruments such as piano, guitar, and bass guitar, etc. Chris holds a BA in Music from Queens College, and has played both rhythm guitar and bass in several rock bands over the years. He also played the bass guitar in the musical production Reefer Madness at the Warner Theater in Torrington, and has performed with the Connecticut Accordion Orchestra. Currently he is the worship leader at Grace Life Church in Torrington CT. On the accordion he enjoys playing a variety of styles including traditional Italian songs, tangos, polkas, standards, and old time gospel hymns. Jeremy Driscoll Jeremy is a life-long tapper who enjoys the conversation of sound that can be found when tapping on the steel of the Hang(pronounced hong). Although a quiet instrument, it speaks loudly when it tells the story of the moment in which the player and the hang express themselves. Music Mountain Academy Talented young artists from around the country will come together at Music Mountain for an intense week of music-making with the Verona String Quartet and other artist-faculty. These young artists will perform chamber music that showcases their work together and their love for classical music. |
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Kate Lori Is a classical singing actor and collaborative vocalist. Her performance expertise spans operas, theater, jazz, recitals, concerts and festivals. Her endeavors in the New York City Immersive Theater scene have been featured in Crains New York Buisness, The BBCs travler magazine, The New York Times, Broadway World, and Gothamist- which called her: 'Exquisite.' She holds a Masters Degree in Classical Voice from NYU, where she held an adjunct professorship while completing her Advanced Certificate of Vocal Pedagogy. Kate has been honored to work with and learn from such creators as Bobby McFarrin, Frederica Von stade, and Teller (of Penn and Teller.) _____________________________________ |
Studio 59
presents
KATE LORI
IN CONCERT
CLASSICAL * BROADWAY * JAZZ
Saturday
June 30, 2018
8:00pm
Refreshments served during intermission
TICKETS:
$35
2 for $60
Students/Seniors $20
RESERVATIONS:
860-482-6801
presents
KATE LORI
IN CONCERT
CLASSICAL * BROADWAY * JAZZ
Saturday
June 30, 2018
8:00pm
Refreshments served during intermission
TICKETS:
$35
2 for $60
Students/Seniors $20
RESERVATIONS:
860-482-6801
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Live at Studio 59
- Bill Warford -
presents
Songs from The Otherworld
~ ASTRAL-AMBIENT GUITAR ~
with Cosmic Projections by Major Tom
Saturday - July 14, 2018 - 8:00pm
Refreshments served during intermission
TICKETS:
$35
2 for $60
Students/Seniors $20
RESERVATIONS:
860-482-6801
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Bill Warford has been making musical noises for as long as he can remember.
Known for years as half of the sonic assault duo Northern Machine, currently finishing up their tenth album,
Bill began his solo project 'Songs From The Otherworld' in 2010 out of a desire to re-create his aural impressions gathered from various meditation, shamanic dreamwork and other alternate-reality experiences.
Working from the concept that all sounds can be songs when heard correctly, and influenced by wide swaths of experimental musics from the 1950's to present-day heroes, Bill commenced his own melding of drone based, nu-gaia meditation music with long-form psychedelia.
Songs From The Otherworld. Have you heard?
Live at Studio 59
- Bill Warford -
presents
Songs from The Otherworld
~ ASTRAL-AMBIENT GUITAR ~
with Cosmic Projections by Major Tom
Saturday - July 14, 2018 - 8:00pm
Refreshments served during intermission
TICKETS:
$35
2 for $60
Students/Seniors $20
RESERVATIONS:
860-482-6801
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Bill Warford has been making musical noises for as long as he can remember.
Known for years as half of the sonic assault duo Northern Machine, currently finishing up their tenth album,
Bill began his solo project 'Songs From The Otherworld' in 2010 out of a desire to re-create his aural impressions gathered from various meditation, shamanic dreamwork and other alternate-reality experiences.
Working from the concept that all sounds can be songs when heard correctly, and influenced by wide swaths of experimental musics from the 1950's to present-day heroes, Bill commenced his own melding of drone based, nu-gaia meditation music with long-form psychedelia.
Songs From The Otherworld. Have you heard?
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"There's enough music for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for Music."
- Sergei Vasiliyevich Rachmaninoff
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