Floyd Cramer is one of the most admired instrumentalists of all time. His signature piano styling is exemplified by the smash hit, "Last Date," and can be heard on classic songs by countless music legends, including Patsy Cline, Roy Orbison and Elvis Presley. Floyd's distinctive sound is still alive and powerful today through the music of his grandson, Jason Coleman, who has been playing the piano since he could reach the keys. After Jason made his Frand Ole Opry debut at age 17, he was given the honor of playing for the Country Music Hall of Fame Medallion Ceremony recognizing his grandfather's induction into the Hall of Fame.

"had the entire audience in the palm of his hands within minutes"
      --David Usher, President Alpena CCA

The Abrams Brothers
Monday, January 28, 2013

This Canadian trio of teenagers (fourth-generation musicians) is not shy about sharing their country-flavored style with the world. The Abrams Brothers merge the sounds of Bob Dylan and Arlo Guthrie with their own homespun panache to create never-before-heard music. Violin, guitar, intricate finger-work and vocals are just some of the factors that come together to make The Abrams Brothers modern-day virtuosos.

"These guys are way too young to be this good"
    --Arlo Guthrie

Prima Trio                           
Friday, March 22, 2013                   

GrandPrize and Gold Metal Winners of the Prestigious Fischoff Chamber Music Competition, the Prima Trio distinguishes itself not only with its remarkable playing, but through the repertoire it performs. Prima Trio's repertoire ranges from beloved chamber music standards to such exotic gems as Armenian composer Aram Khatchaturian's soulful "Trio for Violin, 
Clarinet and Piano" to S.I. Glick's festive "The Klezmer's Wedding." "Serenade" by American composer Peter Schickele (aka P.D.Q. Bach) is the grand finale of every concert.


"A virtuosic tour de force...a whirlwind of joy."
    --Palm Beach Daily News

Thomas Pandolfi, pianist
Thursday, April 25, 2013

Mr. Pandolfi has won many awards and is recognized as one of America's leading pianists. He has been
praised by many eminent musicians including Morton Gould who proclaimed Pandolfi's performance of
Gershwin to be the best since Gershwin himself.

"It was jazzy, it was classical, it was Gershwin,
wonderfully done."
     
"Pandolfi's technique is brilliant."
    
     -- Fredonia Post Journal (NY)