SUNDAY, Mar.

29 at 4PM

Heritage

String

Quartet

Quartet

members

Karen Person, Sandra

Baker, Linda Rekas, and

Loren Abramson bring a

unique sophistication to

the classical and pop

music they play. They

capture the spirit of the

music and have a fun

time doing it.

SUNDAY, Apr. 19 at 4PM

Colin O’Brien

National touring artist

Colin O’Brien has an unmistakable sound. Part folk,

part bluegrass but all original. He uses his feet for percussion and

possesses a voice both smooth and

resonate. A playful performer who engages with his audience,

O’Brien’s combined talents on the fiddle, banjo, and guitar guarantee

a lively performance.

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2014-2015 Schedule

Featuring Sunday

afternoon concerts

in a variety of

musical styles. *All concerts are free and open to the

public*

Jacksonville Public Library

201 West College Avenue

Jacksonville, IL 62650

217-243-5435

www.jaxpl.org

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FALL 2014 – SPRING 2015

SUNDAY, Sept. 28 at 4PM

Addie Gramelspacher

accompanied by

Terri Benz

Soprano Addie

Gramelspacher teaches

voice at Illinois College.

Her diverse career

includes solo recitals,

oratorio work, and she

appears as a soloist with

orchestras and chamber

ensembles. She has performed

with the Jacksonville Symphony

Orchestra and the St. Charles

Symphony. Abroad, Ms.

Gramelspacher has had concert

performances in Italy and

Austria.

Terri Benz is former

director of music at

MacMurray College. She

currently teaches music

lessons and manages Pine

Tree Studio in downtown

Jacksonville.

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Harpeth Rising

SUNDAY, Oct. 19 at 4PM

This trio from Nashville uses banjo,

cello, and violin to blend folk, classical and

rock genres. They have successfully toured

England and their high energy

performances regularly sell out. Classically

trained, they have carved their own niche

in today’s folk music scene. They are

known for their remarkable talent and

unmistakable sound.

Sunday, Nov. 30 at 4PM

Michel Chatara-Morse

Michel is a

classical guitarist who

is in demand as

performer and

teacher. Currently he

divides his time

between on and

offsite programs at the Community Music

Division of DePaul University.

SUNDAY, Jan. 25 at 4PM

Switchback

Brian FitzGerald and Martin McCormack,

known as Switchback, entertain with their

unique American Roots and Celtic Soul

blend of music on mandolin, guitar and

bass. Their music touches the soul and will

bring the most diverse audience together.

SUNDAY, Feb. 15 at 4PM

Muriel Anderson

Muriel Anderson is a nationally known

Fingerstyle Guitar player and the first

woman to have won the Fingerstyle

Guitar Championship. She brings humor

and joy to her performances while

playing a wide variety of genres.

Anderson has an unmatched talent for her

instrument and her ability to evoke

emotion from her audience.