Special
Archives February 2004
Sunday
Jams
The Main Library in Charleston will host the fifth annual Sunday Jams
series starting February 8. Sunday Jams is a series of five free live
music programs featuring regional musicians.
“The programs are designed to allow people of all ages to experience
different types of music in a relaxed and open setting," said Terri
McDougal, program coordinator.
A musician or group of musicians will be featured each Sunday from
2 to 3:30 p.m. On February 7, Mark Holmes presents an interactive
celebration of gospel music in honor of Black History Month.
On February 15, Soup Kitchen, an a capella trio, will ladle out fun
and great harmony.
Doug Harper, a songwriter, performer and recording artist in the folk
tradition, will present his special style of songwriting on February
22. February 29 the West Virginia Youth Symphony Ensemble will perform
selected pieces of classical music. March 7 Jake Krack, an old-time
fiddler, will discuss and perform West Virginia fiddle tunes from a
number of fiddlers with whom he has apprenticed.
For more information, contact Terri McDougal at 304-343-4646.
Copyright © 2001-2009 A Woman's View. All rights reserved.
Top • Home • Subscribe • Advertise • Submit • Distribution • Contact
Support Our Advertisers • Organization Resources • Women Owned Business
Organization Resource List • Women Owned Businesses • Support Our Advertisers
Maintained by TEABROOKE
Website Design | SEO | Social Media Consulting
Related Sites | XMLSiteMap | Web Portal
Landing Zone SEO - Website | Search | Usability | Results | Goodness
Send an Email About This Article