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Ed Broms Jazz Quartet to Launch 2009
Summerfest Concert Series
QUINCY, MA: The City of Quincy proudly
announces the schedule for the 2009 outdoor Summerfest Concerts, a series of
five free concerts held Wednesday evenings at the outdoor Ruth Gordon
Amphitheatre in Merrymount Park. The series kicks off on Wednesday, July 8, with
the Ed Broms Jazz Quartet, featuring Timo Shanko on tenor saxophone. The concert
will begin at 7 pm. Admission is free. Adults and families are welcome.
All concerts are free.
Dubbed a "true Renaissance man" by the Boston Globe, Quincy's own Ed Broms leads
his group in a concert of jazz standards, with special emphasis on the music of
John Coltrane. Broms is a multifaceted musician who has performed and recorded
nationally as a jazz, rock, blues, and classical musician. He is a member of the
Grammy-winning Blue Man Group as well as the music director at the Cathedral
Church of St. Paul on Boston Common. As Artist-in-Residence at Eastern Nazarene
College since 2005, he and his jazz ensemble performed a monumental series of
concerts in which they performed the entire catalogue of jazz great John
Coltrane's music.
Under the Artistic Direction of Quincy musician Delvyn Case, the 2009 Summerfest
Concert Series is sponsored by the City of Quincy and a consortium of local
businesses and individuals, including Quincy Point Music Academy, Eastern
Nazarene College s LEAD Program, Lisa's Dance Studio, Campus KinderHaus, Old
Colony Music Together, Councilor Jay Davis, and Councilor Doug Gutro. The
complete series calendar appears on the second page of this release.
The July 8 concert is sponsored by Old Colony Music Together, which offers early
childhood music and movement classes for children birth through 7 years old in
East Milton, Quincy, and other Boston-area locations. Old Colony Music
Together offers early childhood music and movement classes for children birth
through 7 years old in East Milton, Quincy, and other Boston-area locations.
Music Together is a research based, high quality, developmentally appropriate
curriculum where children and their loved ones engage in songs, chants,
movement, dance and instrument play. Go to
www.oldcolonymusictogether.com
to see a full class schedule, including free demonstration classes.
COMPLETE SUMMERFEST CONCERT SCHEDULE
July 8
Ed Broms Jazz Quartet
July 15
Denis O'Gorman, internationally-known Irish singer/songwriter.
July 22
The Spring Hill Rounders, from the summit of Spring Hill, some of the
hottest Bluegrass this side of the Housatonic.
July 29
Vento Chiaro, a quintet comprised of flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon,
and French horn. Vento Chiaro has excited audiences nationally and
internationally with its unique and captivating performances of classics and new
works.
August 5
Quincy Summer Singers, led by dynamic conductor Delvyn Case, the Quincy
Summer Singers is a 50-person community choir that performs classical music,
folk songs, spirituals, gospel songs, and Broadway tunes.
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