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    - Now Hear This 2022-23
    - The Jazz Kings 2022-23

Eugene-born, Nashville-based, multi-platinum songwriter/producer Mat Kearney stops at The Shedd's Jaqua Concert Hall Sat Feb 4th and again Tue Feb 7th on tour in support of his new album January Flower. LATE BREAKING NEWS: We have learned today that Mat will have an opening act: Marc Scibilia opens at 7:15; Mat hits the stage at 8 pm. Both shows are sold out. Some tickets might pop up. [Details]

Lynnea Barry and the Jazz Kings welcome Vanessa Greenway, Dylan Stasack and Broder Foshay for an evening from the extraordinary songbook of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, from 1925's "Manhattan" to 1943's "To Keep My Love Alive" and a choice selection of the host of classics in between: "My Heart Stood Still", "Thou Swell", "The Lady Is A Tramp", "Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered", "My Funny Valentine", "Isn't It Romantic" and so many more. [Concert info] - Feb 9 (Thu eve) [Tickets] [Pre-Concert Dinner At Six] - Feb 10 in Corvallis (Fri eve) [Tickets] - Feb 12 (Sun mat) [Tickets] [Post-Concert Dinner At Six]

It’s been said that American Music is mostly a mash-up of all the cultures that have contributed to it. As successive waves of people came here they brought their music with them and, because music has no boundaries, cultures interacted, and new forms were created and new stories were told. How does this work? Come on along as Chico Schwall and his American Roots team explore the braided strands of American music through story and song. [Details] [Tickets] [Dinner]

Mark Hummel returns to Jaqua Concert Hall with the 31st annual edition of his always excellent Blues Harmonica Blowout. This year's stellar lineup includes Magic Dick, Sugar Ray Norcia, John Nemeth, Aki Kumar, Duke Robillard and Anson Funderburgh. [Details] [Tickets] [Dinner]

The Shedd Institute is pleased to welcome French jazz vocalist Cyrille Aimée back to Jaqua Concert Hall. Her first appearance here back in 2015 was quietly, solidly stunning. It will be great to have her back. "A voice like fine whiskey," writes The Washington Post, "—oaky and smooth, with a hint of smokiness". And Wall Street Journal: "Astonishingly creative….with a brilliant sound, fresh ideas, impeccable rhythm and an overall approach that honors tradition without being shackled to the past." [Details] [Tickets] [Dinner]

Folk multi-instrumentalist Bruce Molsky and his Mountain Drifters (with Allison de Groot and Reed Stutz) return to Jaqua Concert Hall for another fine evening of Old-Time music. The Drifters packs a punch with three of the most captivating performers in the most recent generation of Old-Time and American Roots music. “I was looking for a new voice,” says Molsky, “a new avenue of expression using old time mountain music as the jumping-off point, but not being constrained by hard core traditionalism." [Details] [Tickets] [Dinner]

The Shedd Institute's Music School offers classes and private and semi-private lessons for all ages in a wide range of musical instruments and styles. Begin private lessons any time! Contact the School Registrar (email or 541.434.7000) today! More info....

Come learn how to use a hearing loop and to make your hearing aids or cochlear implant work better for you to access live music and speech. The Shedd’s Loop Lane County Committee offers Sound Advice! – free friendly peer-to-peer workshops from 10-11 am on the 2nd Saturday of each month. Family and friends are also welcome and encouraged to participate. They can also try out a loop. [Details]

The Shedd provides a broad range of cultural services to our community, most of which need your support! If philanthropy is a part of your community service mix, please consider a gift to The Shedd Institute. You can donate online here or, if you choose, contact Ginevra at 541.434.7002 or gralph@theshedd.net