2010 - 2011
SCHEDULED PERFORMANCES
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All concerts at 7:00 PM in the Fort Benton Elementary School
Auditorium unless otherwise noted.
SAXOPHOBIA
Mon., Sept. 27, 2010
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Saxophobia brings to the stage a Who's Who
of Saxophones gone wild! Audience members will see and
hear a sopranino - the smallest saxophone in the world; a mammoth
six-and-one-half-foot contrabass sax; and virtually everything
in between. Set in a jazz-combo format, Saxophobia pays
tribute to some of the great jazz legends who popularized the
instrument and contributed to the development of America's
indigenous art. |
SPENCER BOHREN
Wed., Nov. 3, 2010
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Spencer Bohren's music resonates with the ambience of the
rivers, roads, and bayous of the American South. He has a
marvelous gift for sharing his great love for America's wealth
of traditional folk, blues, gospel and country music with
audiences of all ages. His ability to animate the
musicians and singers from the past with both respectful
readings of their music and spellbinding stories is legendary.
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ROBBI K & FRIENDS
Wed., Jan. 26, 2011
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Robbi K has developed a new kind of
multi-lingual artistic presentation, which successfully combines
music, theater, and culture with a worldview that make a
dramatic break from the Euro centric norm. She is known
across the nation for her dynamic storytelling and for her
distinctive voice performing exhilarating world and jazz music
concerts. He powerful lyric soprano has graced TV
commercials for the like of Coca Cola, Lincoln Mercury, and GE.
She has been performing and working with young audiences;
creating joyous and exhilarating concerts, with a focus on
amusing and edifying the entire family, from parents to
grandparents, toddlers to teens. Everybody participates
with voices, hands, feet and hearts. |
SINGING SONS OF BEACHES
Fri., Feb. 25, 2011
Different Venue - Pub Night at Montana
Agricultural Center (1205 20th Street)
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The Singing Sons of
Beaches is an entertaining vocal trio with
acoustic guitars that present a musical-comedy
show full of good conversation, original,
general, and political comedy songs, and
beautiful harmonies. These three Montana
men have entertained together publicly for over
ten years. Steve Riddle, Greg Devlin, and Nick Terhaar, comprise this entertaining and witty group. Their
show is indigenous to the western states and the western state
of mind. With songs about is people and its cities the
Singing Sons of Beaches have become a favorite Montana
entertaining group. |
THE PERFECT GENTLEMEN
Tue., Mar. 29, 2011
| The Perfect Gentlemen
provide the perfect blend of harmony and humor
harkening back to the days of Vaudeville.
A typical performance by includes marvelous
melodious music mingled with masterful mirth,
mischief, and merry-making. The group's
versatility allows for effortless shifts between
vocal styles with an air of ease, whether
singing a cappella or accompanied by guitar or
ukulele. Their signature piece, Salute to the
20th Century, is a humorous take on the
de-evolution of music over the last century,
illustrated by singing the same song in the
style of Barbershop, Dixieland, Blues, Big Band,
Doo-Wop, Bluegrass, Disco, Techno Punk, and Rap,
completed with visuals that delights audiences
of all ages - - time and time again. |
TIM RYAN ALONG WITH ROB QUIST AND CHRISTIAN JOHNSON
Wed., Apr. 27, 2011
| Dynamic Country Western Music that will melt the hearts
of the audience. Tim Ryan has recorded several albums as an
artist for RCA records, Warner Brothers Records and SCS/Epic
Records. His Warner West album won "Song of the Year"
credits with "Golden Harvest" and garnered critical acclaim
national from "Cowboy and Indian" magazine along with "Rolling
Stone" magazine. He is performing with his friends, the
Mission Mountain Wood Band and touring this summer. |
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$45.00 for adults, $110 for family, and $25.00 for
students, are available. Purchase your season tickets
before October 1st and receive an "early bird" discount.
Individual performance tickets may be purchased at the
door. |
Season Ticket holders can attend any of the programs
with GFCCA (Great Falls Community Concert) Chinook,
Gardiner, Glasgow, Havre, Helena, Lewistown, Sidney, and
White Sulphur Springs for only $5.00.
Bring one "Buddy" to one concert per season.
Allows an adult to purchase a season ticket which will
admit one minor child for the additional price of
$10.00.
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For Additional Information or
to reserve tickets contact: Chouteau County Performing
Arts
PO Box 1315 Fort Benton, MT
59442
or call
Connie @ 406-750-2918
or
Wendy @ 406-622-5677
or
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Us
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