March 22, 2003
A major pimpin'
If you're dying to catch a glimpse of the mysterious jozjozjoz in action, this is where I'll be tonight. This is also the most likely cause of my infamous twitching.
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FYI... this concert is LA Weekly's "Pick of the Week" & is on the front page of the entertainment section of Friday's La Opinion!
Tickets will be available at the door & the box office opens at 7pm!
TONIGHT!
Vox Femina Los Angeles concert: "Canta Para Todos"
music of Latin & South America (Mar 22 @ 8PM)
Dr. Iris S. Levine, Artistic Director
Vox Femina Los Angeles, Southern California's premier women's choral ensemble, presents CANTA PARA TODOS on Saturday, March 22, 2003, at Immanuel Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles. Also featuring Jackeline Rago and The Snake Trio, CANTA PARA TODOS focuses on music of Latin and South America.
Tickets for the concert are available online at www.voxfeminala.org.
Saturday, March 22, 2003 (8 PM)
"Canta Para Todos"
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
3300 Wilshire Boulevard, two blocks west of Vermont in Los Angeles.
Prominent folk music from Venezuela, Cuba, The Dominican Republic, Argentina, Mexico and Colombia will be showcased in Spanish. Represented composers include: Jackeline Rago, Gilberto Valdés, Luis Casas Romero, Atahualpa Yupanqui, Alberto Favero, Otilio Galindez, David L. Brunner, Ysaye Barnwell and Stephen Hatfield with arrangements by Carlos Abril, Juan-Tony Guzman, Emile Solé, Alberto Grau, and Julian Gomez Giraldo.
The Snake Trio is a refreshing breath of Latin jazz with a cool Venezuelan twist that will have you savoring your Coltraine with Joropo and your Ellington with Calypso. It's music with imagination and talent worth hearing over and over. (Jesse "Chuy" Varele, Music Director, KCSM-FM, San Mateo, CA) For information about The Snake Trio, visit www.thesnaketrio.com.
The Snake Trio will accompany VFLA on several songs. In addition they will perform a short set of their own. The concert will conclude with both groups performing several songs together. This concert is made possible through a grant from the City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department.
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