| Title: | Maynard -- Center of the Universe |
| Notice: | Welcome to our new digs... |
| Moderator: | PRAGMA::GRIFFIN |
| Created: | Wed Aug 06 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Thu Feb 20 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 509 |
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There will be a Jazz/Folk Festival on Saturday, October 1st in Memorial Park, Maynard, from 11 AM to 3 PM. The park is on Summer Street, across from the Fine Arts Theatre. The event is free to the public. The rain location will be in the Assabet Village Marketplace at the corner of Main and Nason Streets. (Rain appears to be a good possibility.) The schedule is as follows: 11:00 Eric Schoenberg, guitarist 12:00 Dr. Heckle & Mr. Jive, a duo combining swing and folk music 1:00 The Dennis Pearne Trio, a folk-rock trio 2:00 Workingman's Jazz Band Note that the Workingman's Jazz Band included DEC employees Bob Johnson, on guitar, and Steve Ruzich on trombone, among other local luminaries. This festival is supported in part by the Arts Lottery as administered by the Maynard Arts Council and was organized by Jazz/Folk Productions, 897-7627.
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| 122.1 | *Correct* Jazz/Folk schedule... | VAXRT::RUZICH | I remember Clifford | Thu Sep 29 1988 16:26 | 25 |
The real schedule is as follows:
11:00 Dr. Heckle & Mr. Jive, a duo combining swing and folk music
12:00 The Dennis Pearne Trio, a folk-rock trio
1:00 Eric Schoenberg, guitarist
2:00 Workingman's Jazz Band
... plus an opinion from another notesfile:
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Note 6.18 Concerts 18 of 18
AQUA::ROST "Canned ham, that's for me" 9 lines 28-SEP-1988 19:21
-< Go To Maynard, Young Man >-
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re: .17
Sounds like a great show. Eric Schoenberg is a jaw-dropping
fingerstyle guitarist, best known for an arrangement of the Beatles'
"Blackbird" where he plays both the guitar and vocal lines from
the record simultaneously.
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