Make Music New York @ Rugby Library
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Drop by Rugby Library for a variety of free musical performances!
Schedule:
~ 10:30am - 12pm | Misti Peruvian Jazz Project
The Misti Peruvian Jazz Ensemble is a dynamic group that blends the rich traditions of Peruvian music with the language of contemporary jazz.
~1pm - 2pm | Jae Ordon
Born from a lotus plant and raised by the spirit of Holden Caufield, Jae Ordon is a vegan Folk, Jazz, Rock Singer Songwriter who who performs his songs on piano and guitar.
~ 2:30pm - 4:30pm | The Chai Tones, Andrew & Wendy
The Chai Tones will be performing a varied musical canvas of songs celebrating the Great American Songbook, with a rich blend of pop gems, and inspiration from the blues.
Make Music New York is New York City’s only music festival for the people and by the people! Now in it’s 19th year, Make Music New York is a unique festival of free concerts in public spaces throughout the five boroughs of New York City. All of the performances take place annually on June 21st, the first day of summer and longest day of the year. Completely different from a typical music festival, Make Music New York is open to anyone who wants to take part.
Schedule:
~ 10:30am - 12pm | Misti Peruvian Jazz Project
The Misti Peruvian Jazz Ensemble is a dynamic group that blends the rich traditions of Peruvian music with the language of contemporary jazz.
~1pm - 2pm | Jae Ordon
Born from a lotus plant and raised by the spirit of Holden Caufield, Jae Ordon is a vegan Folk, Jazz, Rock Singer Songwriter who who performs his songs on piano and guitar.
~ 2:30pm - 4:30pm | The Chai Tones, Andrew & Wendy
The Chai Tones will be performing a varied musical canvas of songs celebrating the Great American Songbook, with a rich blend of pop gems, and inspiration from the blues.
Make Music New York is New York City’s only music festival for the people and by the people! Now in it’s 19th year, Make Music New York is a unique festival of free concerts in public spaces throughout the five boroughs of New York City. All of the performances take place annually on June 21st, the first day of summer and longest day of the year. Completely different from a typical music festival, Make Music New York is open to anyone who wants to take part.
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