
PO Box 121, Cimarron, NM 87714
SHORTGRASS MUSIC FESTIVAL 2009
Celebrating the fifth season
think globally
listen locally
SEPTEMBER 17, 18, 19 2009 • CIMARRON, NEW MEXICO
Sept. 17
Zuill
Bailey (Cello) and Nayah Perlman (Piano)
Zuill
Bailey's rare combination of artistr, technical finesse and engaging personality
has secured his place as one of the most sought-after cellists today.
Performing with him this evening will be Navah Perlman, a lyrical, poetic
pianist who partners with Bailey on many occasions.
7pm,
United Methodist Church, Cimarron, New Mexico
$20
General admission, $15 Seniors, $5 Students, $50 reserved
Sept. 1
Chuy
Martinez and Oti Ruiz
Chuy
Martinez is a guitarist, singer, song writer, folklorist with more than 30 years
of experience playing music, writing songs and doing theatre. He records
with harpist, singer and violinist Oti Ruiz who has played music since the age
of 13. His love for Latino folklore has taken him throughout Central and
Latin America.
7pm,
Sister Hildegarde Smith Parish Hall, Cimarron, New Mexico
$20
General admission, $15 Seniors, $5 Students, $50 reserved
Sept. 19
The
Buckarettes
Katie
Gill and D.J. Parker, harmonies; Susan Clark accordion; Amy Blackburn, fiddle;
and Jared Putnam, stand-up base--have been together since 1997, enjoying
regional success ever since. Their musicianship, harmonies, and magnetic
stage presence have stolen the hearts of delighted fans everywhere.
7pm,
Colfax Tavern, Colfax, New Mexico (near Cimarron along Route 64)
$10 Cover
charge, Must be 21 to attend
Season
Tickets $40 for all three performances. ($3.50 handling charge applies.)
Tickets are available now at Blue Moon Eclectic as well as other businesses in
Cimarron.
Please call 575-376-9040 or toll free at 888-222-4174 for further information on tickets,
reservations and festival updates.
About the Short Grass Festival:
Cimarron's ShortGrass Music Festival grew out of a wish to enjoy live music
without leaving town. It is now a nonprofit organization with a commitment
to bringing fine music to local venues for audiences of all backgrounds and
ages. Free community concerts and support for area schools through
interactive performance workshops and scholarships are part of this vision.
The
generosity of our contributors allows the ShortGrass Music Festival to offer
outstanding music performances in scenic Cimarron, New Mexico. It also
makes possible the performance workshop and scholarship program begun in 2007
for Colfax County students. Sponsors will be recognized in our concert
programs. All donations are tax deductable to the extent provided by law.