MUSIC AT THE MARKET

The Four Musketeers

Friday, December 12 | 5:30-7:30pm

The Four Musketeers perform traditional French classics and Django Reinhardt music from the 1930s and 1940s in their own style.

Keith Stacey is a pianist and music composer based in Kansas City. In addition to scoring films, games and live productions, Keith has fifteen years experience in the trenches of church music, directing and arranging music for worship.

Arthur Riley, financial planner by day and guitarist by night. Arthur is from Lafayette Louisiana where he started playing in bands at a early age. He fell in love with the gypsy jazz style guitar and is continuing developing his approach to the classics of French music. Arthur also has years of experience with gospel and worship music performing every Sundays.

Scott Nance is a warehousing professional manager by day and most of all an accomplished violinist maestro. From Ottawa Kansas, Scott is an accomplished musician with a focus on strings.

Patrick Quillec is a chef, restauranteur, and musician in Kansas City. Patrick is the acoustic guitar and also singer for the Made in France Band, a group of French musician friends performing French classics as well as original songs written by Patrick.

Lynn Zimmer

Saturday, December 13 | 5:00-7:30pm

Lynn Zimmer was surrounded by Dixieland and Swing-era albums in his childhood home at the Lake of the Ozarks. By the time he was 19, he had started gigging professionally on clarinet at the lake’s Osage Beach. Just three years, later Lynn auditioned for and toured with Clyde McCoy, whose famous recording of “Sugar Blues” sold millions.

Next came stints in Kansas City – most notably with the New Red Onion Jazz Babies – and San Francisco – with the legendary Turk Murphy. In 1990, Lynn moved to New Orleans and was hired by the internationally known, Grammy Award-winning trumpeter Al Hirt. For the next year and a half, Lynn toured with Hirt and played in his nightclub on Bourbon Street. “I’ve had good clarinet players in my band for many years,” Hirt once said. “In my opinion, the finest has been Lynn Zimmer.”

Lynn eventually moved back to the Lake of the Ozarks and performed at Dick Hawk’s Country Club Hotel & Spa for twelve years. It was there he began his friendship with legendary Nashville recording artist Boots Randolph, of “Yakety Sax” fame, resulting in countless live performances and a CD recording together.

Mire Pral

Friday, December 19 | 5:00-7:30pm

Traditional gypsy jazz music from the 1930s and 1940s in the style of Django Reinhardt and the Hot Club de France.

Made in France Band

Saturday, December 20 | 5:00-7:30pm

Made in France Band is a group of French-speaking musicians and friends, performing French classics and originals. Check out their new album, “Oui French”, available now!

Learn more at madeinfranceband.com

Adam Galblum & Hot Club KC

Friday, December 26 | 5:00-7:30pm

Adam Galblum is a multi-faceted violinist with a rich musical background. After developing his skills under the mentorship of jazz icon Claude “Fiddler” Williams in Kansas City, he spent over a decade touring the U.S. with bluegrass and “jam” bands from Colorado.

Currently, Adam leads Hot Club KC, a gypsy jazz ensemble inspired by the timeless music of Django Reinhardt; and Shakedown Strings, an acoustic trio performing the music of the Grateful Dead.

Showcasing his versatility across genres, when he’s not performing with his bands – or teaching his many private music students – Adam enjoys performing classical music with the Topeka Symphony, the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas in Fayetteville, and MahlerFest in Boulder, Colorado.

Learn more at adamgalblum.com

Lynn Zimmer

Saturday, December 27 | 5:00-7:30pm

Lynn Zimmer was surrounded by Dixieland and Swing-era albums in his childhood home at the Lake of the Ozarks. By the time he was 19, he had started gigging professionally on clarinet at the lake’s Osage Beach. Just three years, later Lynn auditioned for and toured with Clyde McCoy, whose famous recording of “Sugar Blues” sold millions.

Next came stints in Kansas City – most notably with the New Red Onion Jazz Babies – and San Francisco – with the legendary Turk Murphy. In 1990, Lynn moved to New Orleans and was hired by the internationally known, Grammy Award-winning trumpeter Al Hirt. For the next year and a half, Lynn toured with Hirt and played in his nightclub on Bourbon Street. “I’ve had good clarinet players in my band for many years,” Hirt once said. “In my opinion, the finest has been Lynn Zimmer.”

Lynn eventually moved back to the Lake of the Ozarks and performed at Dick Hawk’s Country Club Hotel & Spa for twelve years. It was there he began his friendship with legendary Nashville recording artist Boots Randolph, of “Yakety Sax” fame, resulting in countless live performances and a CD recording together.