Munching with Mozart
A popular monthly series of free noon-time concerts in the Downtown Branch meeting room. Pieces and performers vary from month to month. Your are welcome to bring your lunch, and please avoid crunchy food items. Munching With Mozart and Friends is sponsored by the Friends of the Santa Cruz Public Libraries and the Santa Cruz County Music Teachers' Association. For more information about the series, to make a reservation for your class or other large group, or to inquire about performing, contact Carol Panofsky by phone at 831-566-2954 or by email at panofsky@cruzio.com
Early Broadway!
David Reffkin, violin and Nicki Kerns, piano
Program
Selections from:
The Student Prince [The Student Prince, 1924] Sigmund Romberg
Love Will Find a Way [Shuffle Along, 1921] Noble Sissle/Eubie Blake
Bandana Days [Shuffle Along, 1921] Noble Sissle/Eubie Blake
April Showers [Bombo, 1921] Louis Silvers
Indian Love Call [Rose Marie, 1924] Rudolf Friml
The Vagabond King Waltz [The Vagabond King, 1925] Brian Hooker/Rudolf Friml
Love for Sale [The New Yorkers, 1930] Cole Porter
The Desert Song [The Desert Song, 1926] Sigmund Romberg
My Heart Stood Still [A Connecticut Yankee, 1927] Lorenz Hart/Richard Rodgers
Can This Be Love [Fine and Dandy, 1930] Paul James/Kay Swift
California Here I Come [Bombo, 1924] Al Jolson/Bud De Sylva/Joseph Meyer
There’s a Small Hotel [On Your Toes, 1936] Lorenz Hart/Richard Rodgers
- Date:
- Friday, January 17, 2025 Show more dates
- Time:
- 12:10pm - 12:50pm
- Branch:
- Downtown
- Audience:
- Adults All Ages
- Categories:
- Music SCPL Friends
Coming Soon
February 21: The Seven String Viol: James RP Williamson, viol
March 21: The Wells Family, voice and piano
For more information about the series or to inquire about performing,
contact: Carol Panofsky • 831-566-2954 • panofsky@cruzio.com
MUNCHING WITH MOZART AND FRIENDS is sponsored by
The Friends of the Santa Cruz Public Libraries and the
Santa Cruz County Music Teachers’ Association of California.
It is a monthly series of free noon-time concerts at the Downtown Branch.