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Benefit Concert for the Horses
Guitars & Voices
Featuring Harry Chalmiers and His Only Friends Abby Aronson
& Norm Zocher
Time: Saturday October 1, 7:30 PM (doors
open 7:00)
Place: Old Town Hall, Stow, MA
Admission: $15 for adults and $8 for children
and seniors
Three guitarists combine their talents to raise money for
Eye of the Storm Equine Rescue. Abby Aronson, Harry Chalmiers,
and Norm Zocher will perform a mixture of musical styles –
jazz, blues, folk, and rock – on a variety of guitars
– acoustic, electric, bass, and nylon string. All hail
from the faculty of the Berklee College of Music. The group
will crank out well-known and original high-energy tunes on
Saturday night, October 1, at the historic Stow Town Hall.
Abby Aronson's origins are in classical guitar. She studied
with virtuoso David Leisner at the New England Conservatory
of Music (NEC), where she won the Chadwick Medal for top performer
and musician. For her master's degree at NEC, she changed
her focus to jazz guitar, studying with such greats as Mick
Goodrick, George Garzone, Bob Moses, and Cecil McBee. She
has since enjoyed a multifaceted career as a classical and
jazz guitarist, bassist (in the funk band Urbana), and singer/songwriter.
Abby joined the Berklee faculty in 1995.
Harry Chalmiers is a versatile performer and songwriter in
many genres. A native of Louisiana, he began playing rock
and blues guitar at age 10, metamorphosing into an accomplished
classical guitarist with a master’s degree in composition
from New England Conservatory. Harry has performed on stages
across the country and in Europe, and headed up the popular
band The Born Bluesers that included former J.Geils bassist,
Danny Klein.
In addition to composing for television and films, Norm Zocher
has performed in venues ranging from The Blue Note in New
York to the Blue Room in Banff, Alberta to The House of Blues
in Cambridge. Norm teaches at Berklee and the New England
Conservatory of Music.
They perform Saturday night at 7:30, October 1, at the Stow
Town Hall, located at the intersection of Routes 117 and 62.
Doors open at 7:00 for the 7:30 show. Tickets are $15 for
adults and $8 for children and seniors. All proceeds to benefit
the horses and ponies at Eye of the Storm.
We Need Money!
Please keep in mind that we desperately need your help to
keep this much needed sanctuary and rescue running. It costs
approximately $35,000/year to run Eye of the Storm. All
donations are completely tax deductible as we are
a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization. Thank you so much for
your continued support.
Please see the credit card link on the right to donate via
PayPal, or visit our Help
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for advice about horse care. But it's become a bit of a problem
if people leave messages and I have to call back long-distance.
We really have to focus our limited funds on horse supplies,
not phone calls.
I still want to talk to you, but please, call back if you
don't reach me. Or, if you're willing to make a donation,
I can call you back long-distance. Thanks for understanding!
Hugs and kisses, Nina
978-897-8866
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