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Solstice Concert - December 21

Christmas Solstice Concert by Cords & Strings and Kodama TrioClick picture for TICKETS

A musical celebration of Christmas on the shortest day of the year; featuring the deep carols, traditional melodies, neglected verses and prose performed by Cords & Strings with a second act of excerpts and extrapolations from A Charlie Brown Christmas performed by Kodama Trio.

Cords & Strings' award-winning actor/singer Lisa Keating and virtuoso guitarist Jesse Vernier dig deep into the sounds of the season in this elegant offering recently seen at After Hours at Vivo Contemporary on Canyon Road. Kodama Trio (Jeremy Bleich bass, Milton Villarrubia III drums, Robert Muller piano) comes to us with a fresh and invigorating interpretation of A Charlie Brown Christmas after winning TWO 2016 New Mexico Music Awards (Best Jazz song, Best Jazz CD).

This evening of world-class performances comes to Eldorado at Santa Fe's Performance Space. Tickets are $20. Come early and grab dinner at La Plancha across the way or Arable across the street. Stay late and raise a glass at SFBC Eldorado Taphouse.


Tickets available through Eventbrite here.


$20 in advance, $25 at the door - a portion of proceeds to benefit Casa First*
Thursday, December 21st - 7 pm
The Performance Space
7 Caliente Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87508
Phone:(505) 465-9214

Produced in partnership with The Performance Space at La Tienda and CASA First of Santa Fe.


The mission of CASA, First Judicial District is to support and promote court-appointed volunteer advocacy so that abused and neglected children in Santa Fe, Rio Arriba and Los Alamos Counties, can be safe, establish a permanent home and have the opportunity to thrive.

"There can be no keener revelation of a society's soul than the way in which it treats its children."- Nelson Mandela

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