Friday, March 17, 2006

PB&Jazz at the Columbus Music hall, or Grampa takes Cordi to a jazz concert














On this day, we were treated to Bobby Floyd on the B3 organ, Chad Ebey on sax, Derek Dicenzo on guitar, and Mary McClendon singing.

Children as young as one year-old and up (like Cordi) just have a ball. Parents or grandparents who bring them, are mostly all jazz lovers themselves. They feel gratified seeing their kids having such fun, knowing that they'll grow up jazz enthusiasts. The artform will stay alive as it passes on to new generations.











At the end of the concert, Bobby Floyd, surrounded by eager teen volunteers jazz students who all play an instrument, gives an impromptu demonstartion and workshop on the Hammond B3 organ. Bobby is Columbus' best known keyboard artist and he can wail on that organ.













Chad Ebey blows his horn and Derek DiCenzo strums matching licks on his guitar.


















Cordi is inspired to beat the drum.



















Becky encourages the kids to let loose and feel the joy of jazz.

















Grampa feeds Cordi a pb and j sandwich. We have so much fun together!

See ya at the next PB&J on Saturday April 1.





Find ot what else is happening at the music hall:
JAZZ at COLUMBUS MUSIC HALL
www.columbusmusichall.com
734 Oak Street 464-0044
One block southeast of Broad & I-71

...an intimate jazz venue featuring local, regional,
and national musicians...

Reminder:

Friday, March 17, 9:00pm, $10, $5 students, Meilana
& Pals, In from NYC - Meilana Gillard, saxophone,
with Jason Branscom, trombone, Derek DiCenzo,
guitar/piano, Rob Smoots, guitar, Larry Cook, bass,
Shane Willis, drums.

Friday, March 24, 10:00pm $7, $5 students, Bryan
Olsheski, tenor sax, with the Mark Flugge Trio. Sean
Ferguson trio opening at 9:00pm

Saturday, March 25, Matt Adams Quartet.

Wednesday, March 29, 7:00, $5, Teen Jazz

Friday, March 31, 8:30pm, $10, $5 students, Wess
"warmdaddy" Anderson with the Pete Mills Quartet.
Wess has played with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra
for 18 years and is currently teaching at Michigan
State University. He has been the special guest
artist with the Columbus Youth Jazz Orchestra on the
last 2 summer tours of Europe.
Don't miss this "Warmdaddy" visit to Columbus Music
Hall!

Saturday, April 1, 11:00 am. The third PBJ & Jazz for
Kids and Families with the Derek DiCenzo Quartet.
Kids get PBJ sandwiches, juice and a cookie. Coffee
for parents (and grandparents). It is $5 at the door
with a ceiling of $20 per family.

Saturday, April 1, 800pm, $5, Jazz Poetry Slam

Wednesday, April 5, 8:30pm $7, Bobby Floyd B3 Trio

Thursday, April 6, 8:00pm $5, Writer's Block Poetry
Night

Friday, April 7, New Basics Brass Band Teen Night for
high school kids 18 and younger.

Saturday, April 8, Fred Hamilton, guitar with the
Capital Faculty Jazz Ensemble, 2 shows - 8:00 & 10:30,
$10, $5 students

Thursday, April 13, 8:00pm $10, $5 students, Greg
Abate quartet

Friday, April 14, 8:00, Todd Stoll Septet

Coming April 22 - 2 shows - Terry Waldo's Gutbucket
Syncopators, traditional jazz, at 8:00 pm with a PBJ &
Jazz for Kids & Families concert at 5:00pm

And, of course,
Every Monday -Vaughn Wiester's Famous Jazz Orchestra,
7:30, $6
Every Tuesday - Yumbambé Latin Salsa Jazz, 8:30, $7

1st Wednesdays - Bobby Floyd B3 Trio

2nd Wednesdays - Larry Cook Trio with college combos
as guests followed by a jam session,
7:30pm, $5, $3 students


Check www.columbusmusichall.com for updates and more
information about artists!












































Moments, an exhibition of paintings by Ron Anderson at The Ohio State University Faculty Club gallery

Sundance, 2000, oil
May 3- June 23, 2006
The Ohio State University Faculty Club is located on the university campus at:
181 S. Oval Drive
Columbus, Ohio 43210
614 292 2262

Moments presents Ron Anderson's latest original paintings. Currently an instructor at the Columbus College of Art and Design and for the Columbus Public Schools, Anderson is known for his commissions, including "The Rule of Law" for the Supreme Court of Ohio, and especially for "Cargo: The Middle Passage", an epic tiptych that depicts the brutality in the transportation of slaves during the Middle Passage, commissioned by the King Arts Complex for it's permanent collection.

An opening reception is scheduled for Thursday, May 11, 2006, from 6 to 8 pm. Please call 614 292 2262, if you plan to attend.

For more info about the artists, check out his website
or his blog

This message was sent to the innerartblog by Marion Fisher, Art Coordinator. Artists exhibited at the gallery are graduates and/or current or past students and faculty at the university. Interested in exhibiting, or more info? Call 614 888 3856

Tom Lohre unveils Portrait of Mason, in Cincinnati


This email arrived here today. To see a fascinating, detailed and illustrated tale of the making of this portrait, visit Tom's website, http://tomlohre.com

Dear Friends,
You are cordially invited to view the Portrait of Mason this Friday March 17th, 2006, Saint Patrick’s Day from 5 to 9 PM in the Ludlow Garage. I will also have his sisters’ unfinished portrait there along with a few small paintings. Cookies for the children and wine for the adults will be served. The reception it will be in Red Polly Space Outfitters (in the back of the Ludlow Garage), 344 Ludlow Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45220. Hope to see you there.
Tom
Tom Lohre http://tomlohre.com
Cell 513-236-1704, home 513-861-4146
See Tom painting in the Ludlow Garage
11 to 3:30 PM Mon - Thurs & Saturday

David Day & Tom Lohre Show at the new Visual History Gallery 2709 Observatory Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45208, 513-871-6065, Opening Friday April 21st 6-9 PM, Closing May 10th 2006

Show of Art at the Village Gallerie
1870 Ashwood Circle, Ft Wright KY 41011, Opening Friday May 12th 5-9 PM, Closing Friday June 9th, 2006

Join me on-line with Skype: http://www.skype.com/