Rhymes with Orange

Acappella Singing Group

This acappella singing group is based in Redlands. The group covers a wide range of styles, including jazz, classics and spirituals… or whatever else floats their boat! The members include Dan Abushanab, Heather Abushanab, Jennifer Brainerd, Loring Fiske-Phillips, and Sue Scheirer.

New Vintage

Zoe Petersen and Connie Roener on vocals, Kevin Bellefeuille on drums Randy Jordan on bass and Sophia Ohanian on keyboard put together a dynamic show with a broad repertoire of Classic Variety Music; Rock, Country, and Easy Listening Jazz.

SATURDAY 

Festivo Ensemble

Flute Choir “Festivo Ensemble”…original core members left to right are: Carrie Sudweeks, Diana Irving, and Lance Alloway.  Festivo plays a wide variety of music such as Herman Beeftink, Celtic, spiritual, classical, jazz; sometimes they invite other musician friends to play with them and/or sing along.

JAZZ IN THE GARDEN

Jazz in the Garden is one of the musical highlights of the show.  Wendy Ryan has put together a quintet made up of Los Angeles jazz musicians whose bios are so long it’s easier to list who they’ve played with.  Some of the names of famous artists with which they have toured with and recorded include Woody Herman, Jack Jones, Rosemary Clooney, Clare Fischer, Tony Bennett, Lou Rauls, Roberta Flack, Horace Silver, and even the Temptations.  Ron Stout – trumpet; Gerry Pinter – sax; Adrian Rosen – bass; Paul Kreibich – drums; Wendy Ryan – piano.

Wendy Ryan and Friends

Playing the Greats

The Wendy Ryan Sextet features a stellar group that includes Ann Patterson, Sax, Les Benedict, Trombone, Carl Saunders, Trumpet, John B. Bass, Paul Kreibich, Drums, and Wendy Ryan, on piano. Each member of this talented quintet, has played and recorded with jazz greats from Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Lou Rawls, Bette Midler, Linda Ronstadt, BB King to Henry Mancini, Sarah Vaughan, and many more (The Wendy Ryan Quintet is generously sponsored by Maupin and Associates.)

David Wells

Vocals/Guitar

David Wells is the current music director for Redlands United Church of Christ. In addition he is the Director of the Temecula Valley Chorus.

A talented musician, David is comfortable with a variety of music and enjoys entertaining with vocals and guitar.

Ana González de Jorgenson

Traditional Mexican music

Ana González de Jorgenson was born in Mexico into a family of musicians. She grew up listening mostly to classical music, old boleros, and traditional romantic and ranchero ballads. Ana has a passion for tangos, opera, and all forms of dramatic performance.

Her love and passion for music, art, and performing keeps her involved in many local projects as a performer and teacher.

Joshua Brown is a guitarist with a conception of music that draws from many different styles, cultures, and peoples. He is adept at playing many different types of music, including bluegrass, blues, fingerstyle, and flamenco. His flamenco studies currently center on the music of Diego del Gastor and Morón de la Frontera.

SUNDAY

Ellie Joy Schwarz

Folk Music and More

Ellie Joy Schwartz is a local folk musician. She is a retired Special Education Teacher who has enjoyed music all her life. Starting at age six, she learned to play the piano to accompany her love of singing. She now plays guitar to accompany her singing and enjoys all types of music ranging from folk to blues to jazzier tunes. Art shows, restaurants, and private affairs are all venues at which she enjoys performing.

FELONIUS PLUNK

Jazz, Bluegrass, Classic Rock

Pete Roehling AKA Felonious Plunk will entertain with his eclectic and lively style. Playing instruments usually associated with bluegrass, Pete puts on a great show with dynamic vocals on guitar, banjo and dobro.

Rhymes with Orange Encore

The show will close as it opened with Rhymes with Orange. The group covers a wide range of styles, including jazz, classics and spirituals… or whatever else floats their boat! The members include Dan Abushanab, Heather Abushanab, Jennifer Brainerd, Loring Fiske-Phillips, and Sue Scheirer.