6th Annual Tucson Musicians Museum Celebration of Music & Culture
Thursday, September 27th, 2012
What: The 6th Annual Tucson Musicians Museum Music and Cultural Event
There will be live music and a Silent Auction with appetizers and drinks available.
The Tucson Junior Strings will be playing in the lobby pre-event.
Where: The Tucson Convention Center’s Leo Rich Theatre, 260 S. Church, Tucson 85701.
When: September 30th, from 4:00pm to 7:00pm.
Who: The Inductees are:
Brian Bromberg – jazz
David Bromberg – jazz
Bobbie Kimmel – rock
Black Man Clay – world-beat percussion
Domingo DeGrazia – Spanish guitar
Ned Sutton – folk
Rev. Amos Lewis – gospel
David Rife – violinist
Sidney George – blues/zydeco
Rosemary Koshmider – country
Carlos Bedoya Saldivar – Mariachi Guitarist-Music Director
Posthumous Inductees:
Howard Bromberg – Drummer
Norman Douglas Sholin – Guitarist
Special comedic performances by Suzie Sexton, David Fitzsimmons, Elliot Glicksman. I heard all three on stage recently at the Fox Tucson Theatre, and they are very funny.
Cost: $40, Tickets available at:
www.TucsonMusiciansMuseum.org
17TH Street Market: 830 E 17th St, (520) 792-2588,
& The Chicago Store: 130 East Congress, (520) 622-3341
& 5646 E Speedway, Tucson, AZ 85712 (520) 886-1516
Tucson Musicians Museum Mentorship Program
This program is a critical component of the TMM mission – to perpetuate Tucson’s unique musical heritage and culture. By partnering with public and charter schools, established music-related organizations and youth-oriented clubs and associations, TMM shall assist in the preservation of Tucson’s sound by matching qualified professional musicians with qualified young musicians, who might otherwise be unable to afford such guidance. TMM’s Mentorship Program will undoubtedly benefit interested and underserved youth in Tucson, but will also benefit deserving musicians who have so graciously given of their time and talents for so many years.
Funds raised for the TMM Mentorship Program will assist in the purchase of instruments and books for the students, and will also go toward financially compensating professional musicians, as mentors, for their time and contribution to youths’ education.
