Listen to Past Concerts
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Miss Maybell and her Ragtime Romeos
By Neal Seagal
Miss Maybell and her Ragtime Romeos
Sunday, October 19, 2025 at 2pm
Community Arts Center
414 Plush Mill Road
Wallingford, PA 19086
This band reminds us of a time when phonograph records and motion pictures were in their infancy and live performance ruled. Lauren Sansaricq brought her (then titled) Jazz Age Artistes to Tri-State in May 2023 and they were a big hit - don't miss them today!
“Miss Maybell (Lauren Sansaricq) has a vocal style that is similar to that of the classic blues singers of the era, ranging from Ethel Waters to Bessie Smith without copying any one vocalist. She puts plenty of bluesy feeling into the songs (which include both vintage blues and vaudeville-type songs), she swings, and she also plays washboard. Pianist Charlie Judkins is a ragtime and stride pianist and is very much a complete band by himself in addition to begin a tasteful accompanist.” (LA Jazz Scene)
And Miss Maybell and Charlie are joined by accompanists Charlie Judkins, Dan Levinson, Brian Nalepka and Andy Stein, recreating the ensemble that was such a success at Birdland in NYC last November. Today they make their Tri-State Jazz debut!
Annie & the Fur Trappers - 2025
By Annie and the Fur Trappers
Annie and the Fur Trappers
Sunday, April 6, 2025 at 2pm
Community Arts Center
414 Plush Mill Road
Wallingford, PA 1908
Annie and the Fur Trappers is dedicated to performing and preserving the music of the 1920s and 30s today. The band plays traditional jazz, delta blues, ragtime, and swing music. Annie and the Fur Trappers have performed at a variety of music festivals including the Big Muddy Blues Festival, The Whitaker Jazz festival The Apple Butter Festival, Cherokee Street Jazz Fest, HONK!TX, Musikfest, The Cherokee Street Jazz Crawl, and The Rosebud Cafe Music Festival, to name a few. This band first performed for Tri-state in 2023.
Neville Dickie and the Midiri Brothers 2025
Photo by Paul MacAtee
Neville Dickie and the Midiri Brothers
Sunday, March 9, 2025 at 2pm
Haddonfield United Methodist Church
29 Warwick Road
Haddonfield, NJ 08033
World-class British pianist Neville Dickie rejoins TSJS veterans Joe and Paul Midiri. Neville is among the most accomplished stride and boogie-woogie pianists on either side of the Atlantic. Joe and Paul Midiri, well-known to Tri-State audiences, have recorded with everything from trios to big bands. Come early as the place will fill up.
Made possible by funds from the Camden County Cultural & Heritage Commission at Camden County College, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts
Glenn Crytzer Quartet
Glenn Crytzer Quartet
Sunday, February 9, 2025 at 2pm
Haddonfield United Methodist Church
29 Warwick Road
Haddonfield, NJ 08033
Glenn Crytzer returns with his Quartet to Tri-State, playing music from the Jazz Age and the Swing Era - "Vintage American Jazz". Glenn draws on the broad repertoire of styles of jazz that were performed prior to World War II. This includes the earliest jazz from New Orleans around the turn of the 20th century, and the styles that were part of the gradual morphing into the "hot jazz" style played by the dance orchestras (early big bands) and combos of the 1920s. People associate these sounds with Prohibition, speakeasies, gangsters, the Jazz Age, and the Great Gatsby. Glenn's All-Stars quartet recreates a small-group combo with accomplished vintage jazz specialists. Their superlative musicianship and unbridled swing is fueled by each musician's genuine love for playing pre-war jazz, making every performance one to remember.
Made possible by funds from the Camden County Cultural & Heritage Commission at Camden County College, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts
Made possible by funds from the Camden County Cultural & Heritage Commission at Camden County College, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts
Terry Waldo
Terry Waldo
Sunday, October 20, 2024 at 2pm
Haddonfield United Methodist Church
29 Warwick Road
Haddonfield, NJ 08033
Terry Waldo returns to Tri-State! He is considered one of America’s premier performers and presenters of Ragtime and Early Jazz. Known for his virtuoso ragtime and stride piano playing, charming vocals, and disarming wit, he is the protégé‚ of the legendary Eubie Blake, who called Waldo “an extension of my own musical self.”
Made possible by funds from the Camden County Cultural & Heritage Commission at Camden County College, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts
Made possible by funds from the Camden County Cultural & Heritage Commission at Camden County College, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts