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        Vroman’s and Pasadena Conservatory of Music: A Winning Combination

        • Kayleigh Scott
          • July 19, 2024
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      The Summer Concert Series, July 13, 2024 (Photo – Kayleigh Scott)

      Sounds of passionate precision filled the Vroman’s courtyard on Saturday, July 13.

      By Kayleigh Scott

      The Summer Music Series was being hosted by the staple Pasadena bookstore. Pasadena Conservatory of Music was on bill this time, with wonderful contemporary jazz performances from Danny Janklow on sax, Dan Stein on bass, Anthony Fung on drums, and Dennis Hamm on keys.

      PCM is a community music school for people in preschool to adults, with 40 years of teaching under their belt. This is their third year partnering with Vroman’s to bring fantastic music to the Pasadena community. Janklow and the band performed songs like Philifornia and other pieces written and arranged by Janklow himself, with amazing solos from each member. They also included four students of the program, performing the jazz classic “There will never be another you.”

      The Vroman’s Summer concert Series will continue for the remainder of the summer with another group from PCM joining them in two weeks.

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      Vroman’s Summer Music Series (Photo – Kayleigh Scott)

      Coming up Saturday, July 27: Café Luar

      From the Parisian Café to the Argentine Milonga to the American Songbook, the music of Café Luar – a trio of accordion, bass, and violin – will lift your spirits and maybe even inspire you to dance! Members include Erika Walczak on violin, Sherry Luchette on bass, and Sharon Weed on accordion.

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          Kayleigh is a graduate of the University of Puget Sound with a Major in Communication and a double minor in Gender Queer Studies and African American Studies. She loves exploring the greater Pasadena area, especially the amazing farmers markets and vintage shops. Prioritizing community and artistic expression is important to her, and she makes sure to keep busy with lots of creative hobbies.

          Award-winning Colorado Boulevard Newspaper is your go-to source for informative news, engaging events, and vibrant community life in the greater Pasadena area. We’re proud to be recognized for excellence in journalism and remain committed to informing, educating, and collaborating to create a better world, both locally and globally.

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