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Wednesday March 26th, 6-7pm. In the Auditorium on the lower floor of The Floyd County Library, 180 W. Spring St., New Albany, IN.
 
An informal and friendly version of a student concert – a pitch-in dinner with an opportunity for our students to perform if they want to.
 
Come to play, or just listen. All CMA students and their friends and family are welcome. All our students are welcome to perform – there will be a sign-up sheet at the event, so you don’t even have to decide if you want to play or sing something until you get there and see how you feel.

FREE FIRST FRIDAY CONCERTS

These 30-minute concerts are held on the first Friday of every month at noon in the main upstairs reading area of the Floyd County Library, 180 W. Spring St., New Albany, IN 47150. Get directions

Winter/Spring 2025 series:

January 3rd:  Derby City Shakedown

Pat Matheny and Phil Impellizzeri present an acoustic set of both original music and the classic folk rock-and-roll tunes of our land.

 

February 7th: Pianist Nada

Returning by popular demand, world-renowned concert pianist Nada joins us again for a spellbinding performance of classical works.

March 7th: Raymond Horton (bass trombone and euphonium), Owen Heritage (piano).

  • Morceau Symphonique (Alexandre Guilmant)
  • No. 2 from 24 Vocalises Faciles et Progressives (Marco Bordogni)
  • Preludio – Adagio from Sonata no. 1 in F Op 5, No. 10 (Archangelo Corelli)
  • Andante and Allegro (Joseph Edouard Barat)
  • All Those Endearing Young Charms (Simone Mantia)
  • Star in the East (from Southern Harmony, arr. Raymond Horton)
  • Were You There (Spiritual, arr. Raymond Horton) 

April 4th: Mrs. Doyle

A rousing blend of Irish traditional songs and dance tunes on the fiddle, Irish-style bouzouki, and Irish tenor banjo.

May 2nd: Paulette Johnson and her band

A versatile singer and producer known for blending Jazz, R&B, Soul, Blues, Pop, and Neo-Soul with her unique, sultry, soulful sound.

 
 

June 6th: Corydon Dulcimer Society

The Corydon Dulcimer Society performs Appalachian ballads and old time fiddle tunes and songs on dulcimers, guitars and bass.