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Winter
Music Series
Jan & Feb, 2010
John T. Vucurevich Event Center
Each Show:
$12 Advance/Members
(will be $16 day of show)
$7 kids under 12
Sat / Feb 6 / 7:30pm
Deadwood Songbook
Sat / Jan 30 / 7:30pm
Dakota Voices
Sat / Jan 9 / 7:30pm
Chuck Suchy
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Come on out to the final Winter Music Series concert on Saturday,
February 6th and see an amazing acoustic music concert while helping to
raise funds for arts programs at the Dahl!
The Winter Music Series wraps up on February 6 with “Hank Harris
Presents The Deadwood Songbook” featuring Kenny Putnam and Ricky
Jacobsen. The Deadwood Songbook show combines local history with
incredible acoustic music to tell the story of the Old West.
Deadwood Songbook show and CDs include the music of the cowboys,
military and miners along with the traditional music of the Irish,
American Indian, Jewish, Chinese, Mexican, African Americans and
Northern Europeans who populated the area in the late 1800's. Layne
Putnam, daughter of Kenny Putnam, opens the show. At 15, Layne is an up
and coming guitarist, singer-songwriter.
The concert starts on Saturday night beginning at 7:30pm. Tickets are
available at the Dahl, 713 7th Street across from the public library,
394-4101 ext 200. Tickets are $12 for Dahl members or in advance, $16
day of show. Children under 12 yrs, $7. The doors open at 7:00pm and
there will be a cash bar.
Winter Music Series 2010 - The Next Generation is being presented by the
Rapid City Arts Council, with support through the South Dakota Arts
Council, Allied Arts Fund, KEVN/Black Hills Fox and sponsorship from
Eagle Sales.
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ABOUT THE SERIES...
Just as some people inherit their father’s
eyes or their mother’s hairline, talent seems to be a trait that can run
in families. Be it nature or nurture, the Rapid City Arts Council’s
Winter Music Series is featuring some of the area’s top talent with
their children who are following in the family tradition of music. The
Rapid City Arts Council's Winter Music Series 2010- The Next Generation
provides a unique performance opportunity for the young emerging
artists.
The Winter Music Series kicks-off on January 9, with “The Voice of the
Great Plains” Chuck Suchy. Chuck Suchy, a nationally acclaimed singer,
songwriter, musician and storyteller, appeared as a headliner in the
Black Hills Bluegrass Festival in 2009. Chuck’s son Ben, a singer song
writer and performer in his own right, will open the show. Father and
son music men perform a show together for the first time in South
Dakota. Ben is an Americana music performer credited with developing a
music form called "Stomp Grass."
The series continues on January 30, Dakota Voices and The Black Hills
Trio perform separately and together in a classical music and vocal
concert. The concert is billed as “the finest classical vocalists in the
Black Hills with our finest classical musicians.” The Black Hills Trio
is made up of local classical music legends Dr. Janeen Larson piano, Liz
Benusis cello, and Coral White violin. Dr. Jim and Michelle Feiszli, two
of the featured vocal talents of Dakota Voices, will share the talent of
their daughter Rachel in an opening performance.
The Winter Music Series wraps on February 6 with “Hank Harris Presents
The Deadwood Songbook” with Kenny Putnam and Ricky Jacobsen. The
Deadwood Songbook show combines local history with music. The Deadwood
Songbook show and CDs include the music of the cowboys, military and
miners along with the traditional music of the Irish, American Indian,
Jewish, Chinese, Mexican, African Americans and Northern Europeans who
populated the area. Layne Putnam, daughter of Kenny Putnam, opens the
show. At 15, Layne is an up and coming guitarist, singer-songwriter.
All Winter Music Series Concerts are on Saturday nights beginning at
7:30pm. Tickets are available at the Dahl. 394-4101 ext 200. Tickets are
$12 for Dahl members or in advance, $16 day of show. Children under 12
yrs, $7.The doors open at 7:00pm. Winter Music Series 2010 - The Next
Generation is being presented by the Rapid City Arts Council, with
support through the South Dakota Arts Council, Allied Arts Fund, KEVN/Black
Hills Fox and sponsorship from Eagle Sales.
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