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Capacity
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of 34
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And 5 on waitlist
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- Bring your own drinks
- No bathroom at this event
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Wheelchair access
- Not wheelchair accessible
This is a groupmuse
A live concert in a living room, backyard, or another intimate space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.
Host
In Building Bridges, Jacqueline Schwab, the pianist who first won the hearts of America with her haunting renditions on Ken Burns The Civil War back in 1990, celebrates the sensual spirit, lyrical, expressive melodies and pulsating rhythms of vintage habaneras, tangos, and waltzes, from Cuba, Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela and Mexico. These dance music styles were the forerunners of samba, salsa, and other Latin styles heard today.
NOTE: It's great to bring friends, but if you don't register them beforehand, we can't guarantee space.
What's the music?
La Paloma (ca. 1863), by Sebastian Yradier (1809-1865)
Habaneras by Ignacio Cervantes Kawanagh (1847-1905): Tiene Que Ser, Vuelta al Hogar, & Ilusiones Perdidas
Brazilian Tangos by Ernesto Nazareth (1863- 1934): Brejeiro (1893), Nove de Julho (1917), Carioca (1913)
Cascata da Lagrimas (Brazilian valsa-choro, 1939), by Moacry Braga
From Tango Suite, by Juan Jose Castro (1895-1968): Lloron & Milonguero
Intimas (1933), by Alfonso Ramiro Lacueva (1904-1969)
Homenaje a Mi Pueblo (Macario Gonzales)
From Danzas Afro-Cubanas (Ernesto Lecuona, 1895-1963): Y La Negra Bailaba! (ca. 1930)
Flor de Canela
Location
Exact address sent to approved attendees via email.
This is a groupmuse
A live concert in a living room, backyard, or another intimate space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.
Host
Attendees
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