Calendar of Concerts

Jan. 22, 8-11 pm: New York City, NY
African-Hungarian Night at Drom with
Kakande and MetróFolk
Jumbie Records presents another night of Separated At Birth. What do Hungarian dance music fanatics have in common with West African dance music fanatics? Experience it for yourself at this East Village hotspot.
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Jan. 23, 8:00 pm: New York City, NY
Életfa Hungarian Folk: The Other Brahms
featuring
Riccardo Muti and Daniel Boico, Conductors;
Shai Wosner, Piano; Életfa with Alexander Fedoriouk;
Alec Baldwin, Host; Joseph Horowitz, Writer and producer
$26-$72. Buy here. Tickets are selling fast!
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February 18-21: Institute, WV
Bernard Woma Ensemble and Imaginary Homeland
residency at West Virginia State University

February 22-25: Williamstown, MA
Bernard in residency with Saakumu Dance Troupe at
Williams College

February 27: Ithaca, NY
Saakumu Dance Troupe in concert
Ithaca College

February 28: Williamstown, MA
Saakumu Dance Troupe in concert
Williams College

Sun. March 1, 3 pm: Williamstown, MA
Saakumu Dance Troupe at the Bernhard Music Center at
Williams College
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Fri. March 6, 8:30 pm: Minneapolis, MN
Saakumu Dance Troupe and New Primitives at
Trocaderos
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$10 Advance/$12 at Door

Sat. March 7: Medford, MA
Imaginary Homeland at AfricaFest ‘09
Granoff Music Center, Tufts University
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Fri. March 8, 6:00 pm: Knoxville, TN
Saakumu Dance Troupe workshop at
University of Tennesee
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Sat. March 14, 11 AM: Los Angeles, CA
World City
Featuring Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theatre and
Életfa Hungarian Folk
Walt Disney Concert Hall – W.M. Keck Amphitheatre
111 S. Grand Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
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Sat. March 21: Detroit, MI
Imaginary Homeland at
Orchestra Hall at the Max M. Fisher Music Center
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Prior Jumbie Performance Venues...

Please contact Jumbie Records Artist Management to bring one of our groups to your community! Their music has been heard at venues across the country, including:

Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall: New York, NY

Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall: New York, NY

Max M. Fisher Music Center at Orchestra Hall: Detroit, MI
The fantastic new home of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Library of Congress: Washington, DC

Epcot Center: Lake Buena Vista, Florida

Symphony Space: New York, NY

South Dakota Symphony: Sioux Falls, SD

Sacheon International Percussion Festival: Sacheon, South Korea

Festival Cultural de Zacatecas: Zacatecas, Mexico

S.O.B.s: New York, NY

New Jersey Performing Arts Center: Newark, NJ

Joe's Pub: New York, NY
One of the best club venues in New York

Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival:  Booklyn, NY
Kakande played at the city-sponsored event with Thomas Mapfumo

Town Hall: New York, NY
Full evening of Hungarian music and dance with Életfa

Brooklyn Academy of Music: Brooklyn, NY

MGM Grand Hotel: Las Vegas, NY

Gordon Hall at Music Mountain: Falls Village, CT
Home to America's longest-running summer chamber music festival

Detroit Festival of the Arts: Detroit, MI

AXF: African Xylophone Festival: New York, NY
North America's only festival of xylo music from across Africa

Michigan Steelpan Festival: Detroit, MI

Grove Festival: Lakeville, CT

International Detroit River Days Festival

Festival of International Cultures: Port Huron, MI

Audubon Festival: Sharon, CT

Niagassola Xylophone Festival: Niagassola, Guinea
Abou Sylla

Fielmuo Kukur Bagr Festival Festival: Fielmuo, Ghana
Dagara Dance Troupe

Detroit Symphony Orchestra's Tiny Tots Concert Series: Detroit, MI

Columbia University: New York, NY
Seminars, workshops, and performances

University of Michigan: Ann Arbor, MI

Bowdoin College: Bowdoin, ME

Oakland University, Varner Recital Hall: Rochester, MI

Weiss Center for the Arts at Dickinson College: Carlyle, PA
World premiere of "Gyil Mambo for Orchestra," by Bernard Woma and David Rogers

Southern Adventist University

University of Miami

Ferris State University

Bard College Summerscape: Annandale, NY
Raul Rothblatt original site-specific theatrical project

Detroit Institute of the Arts

Pontiac Creative Arts Center: Pontiac, MI

Lexington Music and Theater Company: Lexington, MI

Macomb Center for the Performing Arts: Clinton Township, MI

Underground Concert Series: Maplewood, NJ

7th Annual Chopin & Friends Festival: Brooklyn, NY

Warren Woods Community Theatre: Warren, MI
Southpaw Isle (with the Warren Symphony Orchestra)

Katrina Relief Benefit at the Seaway Terminal: Port Huron, MI

Farmington Civic Theater: Farmington Hills, MI

Shain Park: Birmingham, MI

Sandisfield Arts Center: Sandisfield, MA

Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture: Brooklyn, NY

Christ The Redeemer Church: Lake Orion, MI
Southpaw Isle

Congregational Church of Birmingham: Bloomfield Hills, MI

Ba Cissoko's Club: Conakry, Guinea
Raul joined Guinea's hottest band of 2005 on New Year's on their home turf in West Africa.

Barbès: Brooklyn, NY
A Jumbie favorite is this small venue that attracts big names

CB's 313 Gallery: New York, NY

Knitting Factory: New York, NY

Tonic: New York, NY

Hungarian House: New York City

Zebulon: Brooklyn, NY
The Williamsburg hotspot

Dakar Cafe: Brooklyn, NY
The Fort Greene African hotspot

Kávéhaz: New York City

Makor (92nd Street Y): New York, NY

Satalla: New York, NY
The Big Apple's erstwhile home for the world's music... Gone, but we miss ye!

Red Dive: Chinatown, NYC
Raul Rothblatt site-specific musical theater work

Grand Harmony: Chinatown, NYC
Raul Rothblatt acoustic-electronica project

...and many more wonderful venues!!