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Coffeehouse Chamber Series
Colorado Wind Ensemble: Syncopations to Swing
Date: Sunday, February 12
Time: 3:00 PM (doors open at 2:30 PM)
Venue: Louisville Center for the Arts
801 Grant Avenue
Admission: $10 Adults; $8 Seniors and Student; $5 Youth
Featuring the early foundations of jazz, America’s classical music. In the spirit of coordinated syncopation, two CWE combos will emulate the pickup groups of all types that formed themselves to play ragtime and early Dixieland, eventually evolving to jazz combos of standard instrumentation. Various woodwinds, brass and percussion will perform “chamber jazz” selections, including music by Denver composer Max DiJulio.
Coffee provided by Bittersweet Cafe and Confections, 820 Main Street.
Coffeehouse Concert
Swing State
Date: Friday, February 17
Time: 7:30 PM (doors open at 7:00 PM)
Venue: Louisville Center for the Arts
801 Grant Avenue
Admission: $12 Adults; $8 Seniors and Youth Under 15
Swing State is a dynamic quartet that serves up vintage and original swing, Dixieland, and old-time country music, with Greg Schochet on archtop guitar and mandolin, Bill Pontarelli on clarinet, Nancy Thorwardson singing lead vocals and socking out the rhythm on guitar, and Ian Hutchison rocking the bottom end on bass. This band soars, with Bill and Greg weaving intricate and inspired melodies, while Ian and Nancy create a landslide of swing rhythm. This is a happy collusion—a swinging synergy that makes everybody want to hoot, holler, and shake that thing!
Coffee provided by Vic's Coffee, 801 Main Street.
Check out the beautiful poster.
Coffeehouse Concert
White Birds
Date: Friday, March 16
Time: 7:30 PM (doors open at 7:00 PM)
Venue: Louisville Center for the Arts
801 Grant Avenue
Admission: $12 Adults; $8 Seniors and Youth Under 15
White Birds Music is the collaboration of Margot Krimmel, harpist & singer, and Beth Leachman-Gadbaw, singer & drummer. White Birds, a poem by William Butler Yeats, is set to music by Beth & Margot, and is the title track of their debut CD. Krimmel & Leachman-Gadbaw perform their own unique arrangements of Celtic & American folk music, as well as their own compositions. Angelic vocals, sparkling harp, rhythmic bodhrán, and surprisingly intricate vocal harmonies define their unforgettable sound, delivered with masterful musicianship and genuine joy.
Coffee provided by Vic's Coffee, 801 Main Street.
Check out the beautiful poster.
Coffeehouse Chamber Series
Cobus du Toit and Patrick Sutton
Latin-American Pieces for Flute and Guitar
Date: Sunday, March 25
Time: 3:00 PM (doors open at 2:30 PM)
Venue: Louisville Center for the Arts
801 Grant Avenue
Admission: $10 Adults; $8 Seniors and Student; $5 Youth
Featuring music by Latin-American composers, including Piazzolla, Pujol, Villa-Lobos and others. These colorful and melodically rich works make full use of the expressive powers of these two beautiful instruments and provide a unique musical opportunity not to be missed.
Coffee provided by Bittersweet Cafe and Confections, 820 Main Street.
Coffeehouse Concert
Justin Roth
Date: Friday, April 13
Time: 7:30 PM (doors open at 7:00 PM)
Venue: Louisville Center for the Arts
801 Grant Avenue
Admission: $12 Adults; $8 Seniors and Youth Under 15
Justin Roth is a nationally touring singer/songwriter and fingerstyle acoustic guitarist who combines an artful blend of hooks laid on a bed of brilliantly inventive guitar technique bridging contemporary and indie/alt folk. He has toured with John Gorka and opened for some of the finest singer/songwriters, including Shawn Colvin, Martin Sexton, Darrell Scott, and David Wilcox. His guitar playing has earned him shared stages with some of the greatest fingerstyle players of today, such as Andy McKee, Billy McLaughlin, California Guitar Trio and Pat Donohue. Roth’s fourth solo album, Now You Know (Released May 2011), which he recorded, produced, played and sang every single note himself, was entirely fan-funded and marks his most expansive and personal work to date.
Coffee provided by Vic's Coffee, 801 Main Street.
Check out the beautiful poster.
Coffeehouse Chamber Series
Michael DeLalla and the Oxymora Ensemble
Date: Sunday, April 15
Time: 3:00 PM (doors open at 2:30 PM)
Venue: Louisville Center for the Arts
801 Grant Avenue
Admission: $10 Adults; $8 Seniors and Student; $5 Youth
Enjoy a program that showcases gifted improvisations and dazzling technical facility as musicians Michael DeLalla (classical guitar), Craig Maitovich (oboe/flute/piano) and James Fittz (cello) take listeners on a musical journey that includes a delicious brew of traditional influences from around the world, steeped with classical training and seasoned with jazz, Celtic and folk stylings.
Coffee provided by Bittersweet Cafe and Confections, 820 Main Street.
Support your Cultural Council, Show Your Louisville Pride!
LCC is excited to sell "Louisville, Colorado" t-shirts. A total steal at just $10 for kids and $12 for adults (cash or check only please), all proceeds will support Art in the Park, our sculpture garden in Community Park. The cool t-shirt design was created by Aimee Lutz and printed locally, at Door to Door Promotions. Don't miss this chance to show your support for the best small town in America!
LCC events are sponsored by the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District.
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