Cantabile — The London Quartet
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Visit website: http://www.cantabile.com/index.php

Cantabile have been delighting audiences since 1982 with their amazing range of programs. From a cappella favorites to the sacred music of the last millennium they are outstanding in both comedy and the classics.

They are supported by thirteen solo albums, over 2,000 live performances and more than 200 TV appearances worldwide.

Musicals in London's West End, Galas aboard Queen Elizabeth 2, Concerts in New York's Carnegie Hall, Opera in the Covent Garden Festival, Jazz with the BBC Big Band, Classical Parodies in front of 40,000 people at the BBC Proms in the Park or customised Cabarets for corporate clients - the Cantabile experience draws gasps of admiration wherever it goes.

Watch and listen on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Tp3ihwoGXE

Carpenter & May
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Visit website: http://www.carpenterandmay.com

Fred Carpenter and Tim May play roots music at its best. Their versatile new quartet with bass and mandolin is a solid four square of tone, taste, timing, and timbre. Combined with guitar and fiddle, they can mow down backyard blue-grass, tug Celtic heartstrings, or even croon a jazz standard.

Watch and listen on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZ6hm_wZ1Io

Thüringer Salonquintett
Thursday, January 31, 2013

The Thüringer Salonquintett is a chamber music ensemble committed to the wonderful central European tradition of light and entertaining music. Transcending notions of "classical" and "popular" music, the quintet combines their impeccable, spontaneous musicality with fun and innovative programming. This combination of technical brilliance with light-hearted programming has guaranteed the quintet a growing world-wide audience. The quintet is comprised of the classic Kaffeehaus instrumentation of two violins (one doubling viola), cello, double bass and piano.

View this page for audio samples:
http://www.concertassociation.net/Alliedartists/artist.cfm?ID=466

Peter Simon
Saturday, March 23, 2013
visit website:
http://www.petersimonpianist.com/

Peter Simon has established himself as one of America’s major pianists. From Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center to small towns across America, to Spain, France, Norway, Finland, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Korea and Japan, across a range of powerfully personal composers — Beethoven, Schumann, Liszt, Gottschalk, Gershwin — Peter Simon displays an astonishing virtuosity and genius in transporting a composer’s soul and musical spirit to the audience. The last student of legendary pianist Jorge Bolet, Peter Simon’s unique musical programs and sensitive artistry make him in demand as well as repeat performances wherever he goes.

Watch and listen on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBhn43igKh8