The Old School House

MUSIC ON SUNDAY

Spring/Summer, 2008 Schedule (Full Schedule Shown Below)

(All concerts: 7:00 to 9:00 PM)

Admission: $10.00 (Members) $12.00 (Non-members)

(Includes Complimentary Refreshments)

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LIVE JAZZ at the TOSH JAZZ CLUB HAPPY HOUR

Jim Kilburn-guitar; Ron Hadley-piano; Guest Musicians

Open to Everyone! ------Every Tuesday, 4:30 to 6:00 PM ------Admission By Donation

The following is our Spring/Summer, 2008 Music On Sunday lineup:

MUSIC ON SUNDAY

The Old School House Arts Centre

122 Fern Road West, Qualicum Beach, B.C. 250-752-6133

Spring/Summer, 2008 Schedule (All concerts: 7:00 to 9:00 PM)

Admission: $12.00 (Includes Complimentary Refreshments)

Date	Genre
May 25	Jazz	Vocalist Melody Diachun With Ron Hadley-piano and Doug Stephenson-bass A very much in demand return concert by one of Vancouver’s finest jazz performers and recording artists.

June 15	Jazz	Vocalist Aaron Scoones With Ron Hadley-piano and Ken Lister-bass Don’t miss our special Father’s Day concert by this tasteful and engaging young Victoria singer who solidified his jazz foundations at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. a

June 29	Multi-genre	"Clarinet Candy" Clarinetists Rainer Roth, Tom Ackerman and Liam Hockley A delightfully eclectic celebration of that grand old licorice stick from Mozart to Dixieland and beyond. With Tony Booker-piano and accordion, Ron Hadley-piano and Alex Olson bass. 6:30—Free Lecture on the Clarinet and Its History by Clarinet Virtuoso, Scholar and Educator Earl Thomas r.

July 13	Jazz	The Kelby MacNayr Quintet The well-known, versatile Victoria drummer has formed this exciting group to explore his and other ensemble members’ original compositions as well as hidden treasures by great jazz masters. With Roy Styffe-saxophones, Alfons Fear-trumpet & flugelhorn, Ron Hadley-piano and Sean Drabbit-bass

Aug. 10	World Music (India)	Lehera (from India) Vocals in English and Classical Indian styles intertwine with Hindustani slide guitar, violin, bamboo flutes and vocal harmonics and are driven by exciting Ghatam (Clay pot drum), Konnakol (Carnatic drum language) and world percussion spiced with funky and bluesy guitar. “Lehera has given fusion a different dimension, mixing classical Indian with funk and jazz.” - The Deccan Herald, India.

Vocalist Melody Diachun

With Ron Hadley-piano and Doug Stephenson-bass

The Kelby MacNayr Quintet