Pay-Per-View Shows

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Over the course of a 40 year career, Rosie Flores has explored many avenues of American music, including punk rock, country, singer/songwriter, jazz, and rockabilly. She has been voted one of the top female guitarists of all time, and is renowned for her gritty, soulful vocals. Rosie is now based in Austin, so it was a special treat to have her at Collage for an intimate evening of music and stories from her 40 year performing career.

Collage was pleased to welcome two visionary singer-songwriters to our stage – Brian Whelan and Emily Zuzik. Whelan is perhaps best known for his work with Dwight Yoakam, Jim Lauderdale, and Chris Shiflett, all artists who blend American roots music, county, and personal style. There’s a vein of Americana in Emily Zuzik’s music too, woven in with straight ahead rock, Memphis Stax sounds, and just a little menace.

The all-acoustic Gonzalo Bergara Quartet plays a modern variant of the 1930s Django Reinhardt-inspired sound. The band is led by a virtuoso guitarist who has toured as a soloist and won awards internationally. Gonzalo's first CD, Porteña Soledad, was Editor’s Pick in Guitar Player Magazine, and Vintage Guitar Magazine called it a “masterpiece.”

The original idea of this concert was for four excellent performers to sing classic Broadway and pop standards with the genders reversed to show how songwriters use stereotypes, but something strange happened during the rehearsals. The show became a mix of storytelling, comedy, and stellar performances of both original and classic tunes to explore questions of sexuality and gender. This is a revealing and personal show like nothing you have seen before, featuring songs of courage and love that crosses all boundaries.

Mala Ganguly is a revered performer of Indian music both classical and modern, singing and playing her harmonium. At this performance, she showed off the more experimental and improvisational side of her music. The show features jazz saxophonist Chuck Manning and multi-instrumentalist Rishi Thakar for an exciting evening of Indian/jazz fusion.

This show is the debut for South Side Jazz, which celebrates music from the Golden Era of Jazz. You’ll hear songs made famous by Peggy Lee, Julie London, Helen Forrest, and the Jimmy Dorsey Band, all performed with taste and energy. The band is composed of Lisa Katherine Taylor on vocals, Jeremy Taylor on guitar, Craig Jaunzemis on saxophone, Dan Gonzalez on bass, and Tony Burris on drums.

Jews who fled fascism in Europe in the 1930’s flocked to California. Many became involved in the film and music industry, enriching American and world culture in the process. This program features soprano and scholar Christina Linhardt and pianist Brian Pezzone, who tell the stories behind the composers and their work as well as perform them. This video is sponsored by Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs and is FREE to watch on YouTube.
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