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Oregon Coast Music Festival
Updated: Friday, July 17, 2009
Soulpie show at Shore Acres among this week’s events
The Oregon Coast Music Association presents the 31st Oregon Coast Music Festival through July 25 with full symphony orchestra concerts and jazz, Celtic, bluegrass and chamber music.
Several concerts will take place this week including Oregon Coast Lab Band, Soulpie, Inner Limits, and Darrell Grant and Company.
See Scene & Heard for details. More information is available by calling 267-0938, or at www.oregoncoastmusic.com.
Oregon Coast Lab Band
This organization has been promoting involvement in music for youth age 9 to 21 since the 1990s, with older students mentoring younger musicians. The band will perform tonight at The Egyptian Theatre.
Soulpie
This collaboration of experienced musicians will perform a free concert Saturday at Shore Acres State Park. Their rhythm is a synthesis of musical traditions from the jazz-influenced sounds of New York City to soul and blues of Chicago and Memphis. Members include Martin Abts, Michael Brumit, Kevin Freeman, Shelly Freeman, Lynn Fulps, Jardin Kazaar, Mary Luther, Amber Mareski, Doro Reeves, Kai Sandoval, Kelly Sanford, Stacy Tate and Bill Wiggins.
Inner Limits
Inner Limits is a Latin-influenced jazz trio from Eugene. The band aims to appeal to sophisticated audiences with its technique and casual listeners with its intensity. The trio will play Sunday at the OIMB Boathouse, 63466 Boat Basin Road, Charleston.
Darrell Grant & Co.
Playing an array of folk, jazz, rock, rhythm and blues, Darrell Grant’s six-man jazz group On the Territory will perform Wednesday at Black Market Gourmet, covering songs by Bob Dylan, Neil Young, John Lennon, James Taylor, and the Neville Brothers, as well as originals.
The Oregon Coast Music Association presents the 31st Oregon Coast Music Festival through July 25 with full symphony orchestra concerts and jazz, Celtic, bluegrass and chamber music.
Several concerts will take place this week including Oregon Coast Lab Band, Soulpie, Inner Limits, and Darrell Grant and Company.
See Scene & Heard for details. More information is available by calling 267-0938, or at www.oregoncoastmusic.com.
Oregon Coast Lab Band
This organization has been promoting involvement in music for youth age 9 to 21 since the 1990s, with older students mentoring younger musicians. The band will perform tonight at The Egyptian Theatre.
Soulpie
This collaboration of experienced musicians will perform a free concert Saturday at Shore Acres State Park. Their rhythm is a synthesis of musical traditions from the jazz-influenced sounds of New York City to soul and blues of Chicago and Memphis. Members include Martin Abts, Michael Brumit, Kevin Freeman, Shelly Freeman, Lynn Fulps, Jardin Kazaar, Mary Luther, Amber Mareski, Doro Reeves, Kai Sandoval, Kelly Sanford, Stacy Tate and Bill Wiggins.
Inner Limits
Inner Limits is a Latin-influenced jazz trio from Eugene. The band aims to appeal to sophisticated audiences with its technique and casual listeners with its intensity. The trio will play Sunday at the OIMB Boathouse, 63466 Boat Basin Road, Charleston.
Darrell Grant & Co.
Playing an array of folk, jazz, rock, rhythm and blues, Darrell Grant’s six-man jazz group On the Territory will perform Wednesday at Black Market Gourmet, covering songs by Bob Dylan, Neil Young, John Lennon, James Taylor, and the Neville Brothers, as well as originals.
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