South Central Region: New York State Performers, Programmers & Related Resources for Public Libraries & Groups


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Performer	Program	Category	Description	Fee
Costanzo, Jerry	Lets Be Frank	Music	A Tribute to Sinatra. Jerry is the real deal, a true to life Crooner. carrying the torch of the great legends-Sinatra, Dino, Bennett, Cole, to name a few. Singing timeless Standards from the Great American Song Book. For listeners and Dancers of all ages. Jerry is accompanied by the finest musicians, right out of New York City's Jazz & Swing Scene. Not only are they worldclass professionals but also accomplished recording artists, whos names can be seen on a number of Jazz Lables. You will be amazed by their talent, professionalism and ability to enhance any event. All have the ability to play any style of Jazz,including, American Popular Song Book, Jazz & Swing Classics, Bossa Nova & Latin. Requests are always welcome and encouraged. Jerry's ensembles are expandable from a Trio to a 10 or 17-piece Big Band. Jerry is also avaliable as a soloist using professional background tracks.	$501- $1000
Encore Performing Arts, Inc.	RESOLVING RAGE by Rick Adam	Health & Fitness- Other, Life Skills- Other, Music	Rick’s engaging personality and winning style will captivate his audience with original songs, and dramatized testimony of growing up in an abusive family. He effectively delivers his message by creating an emotional bond with his audience, offering a holistic approach to stopping the cycle of abuse, while providing them with tools to control tempers, address bullying, resist peer pressure, and celebrate differences. With the growth of technology, today’s youth are experiencing more pressure than ever, while going through an already difficult time of life. Rick’s program will provide captivating entertainment, while delivering vital, life-saving messages. It is a performance that every teenager should see.	$501- $1000
Beaugard, Carol	"Bluegrass/Folkgrass Jamboree"	Music, Performing Arts- Other	This is one of our popular programs: "Bluegrass/Folkgrass Jamboree" - Suitable for any time of the year - we perform a variety of songs in the world of bluegrass and country music. We can include a narrative explaining the origins of bluegrass and information on the instruments used. We can perform as a quintet, quartet, trio or duet and instrumentation can include: vocals, guitar(s), mandolin, banjo, fiddle, or bass - based on your budget and needs. Adult Presentation - straight concert and information on the history of the music. Children's Presentation - musical selections are geared for a younger audience and we invite them to sing, clap hands and play along with kazoos and basic percussion.	$201- $350
Cruise, Jim	Spoon Man - "Dig Into Reading"	Literature- Authors, Music, Performing Arts- Theater	With the theme "Dig Into Reading", I'm thinking of a cereal bowl with books inside and 2 spoons digging in. I am a family musical interactive comedian and I'm also a published author. My book is called "Spoon Boy". I also offer a workshop for teens and adults called BYOS (Bring Your Own Silverware). My web site is www.SpoonMan.biz . I have my library brochure, video clips and info about my book on my web site. My program is around 45 minutes. With multiple bookings (on the same day), I can be as inexpensive as $300 per show. I don't mind driving an hour or more between libraries.	$351- $500
O'Malley, James	James O'Malley	Music, Performing Arts- Storytelling, Performing Arts- Other	James O'Malley is regarded as one of the most respected of contemporary folk artists in this region. An eloquent performer, audiences who've experienced his concerts are embraced by a warm and powerful performance. He has performed for years and has released 3 CDs on his own label. James is a New York native and lives in Center Moriches, N.Y. and enjoys the intimacy of library settings. ...His artistry goes beyond the songs, having seen James perform many times, I am beginning to appreciate how each song is a loving relationship for him, like a child, he never seems to tire of bringing each one to life for the audience. We are always mesmerized. Thank you.... Laura Jones - Jones Review	$351- $500
*, Andes Manta	Music And Culture of the Andes	Multicultural- Other, Music	Renowned for their energy and captivating stage presence, Andes Manta is also widely recognized for the brilliance of their musicianship. The members of Andes Manta play over 35 different instruments ranging from six foot long panpipes and Andean flutes to goat toenail rattles and Spanish guitars. Throughout their dynamic performances, they weave the story of their culture and music in a captivating dialog, including student participation on stage.	$501- $1000
Levin, Ira	Cycling on the Recycle Cycle	Music, Nature- Environment, Performing Arts- Storytelling	An interactive environmental extravaganza that gets the audience singing about the Recycle Cycle, helping Captain Tree save the day and realizing that We are All Connected in the Web of Life. Find out how much fun being green can be! Great for Earth Day celebrations or year round!	$351- $500
TheatreworksUSA, -	Jim West Productions' DINOSAURS!	Music, Performing Arts- Storytelling, Performing Arts- Puppetry	Fossil, the Dinosaur detective, mixes fun and facts in this colossal show inspired by everyone's favorite prehistoric creatures. Mozart, Beethoven, Mahler, Stravinsky and Prokofiev provide the rich musical score.	$1001- $3000
Hopkins, Allen	Songs of the Railroad	History, Music	Songs from the 19th and 20th centuries, describing the construction, operation, and history of America's railroads. Main repertoire source: N. Cohen, The Long Steel Rail, U.of Chicago Press, 1982. Examples: Drill Ye Tarriers, John Henry, Wabash Cannonball, Casey Jones, Wreck of the Old 97, Paddy Works on the Railway, Life's Railway to Heaven, etc. Accompaniment on acoustic stringed instruments (guitar, banjo, Autoharp, etc.). History and background is given for all songs. A program of railroad songs is presented annually for the Brighton schools; this program has recently been performed at the Strong Museum (Rochester), Heritage Square Museum (Ontario), NOMAD folk Festival (New Haven CT). Performed at Cottrell Mem. Library in Atlanta NY, 2011. Many opportunities for audience participation (chorus singing).	$201- $350
Wright, Gary	The Great American POP Show! A Lively History of Popular Song in America	History, Music, Performing Arts- Dance	Celebrate American Music with The Great American POP Show! - a stunning visual & aural fusion of music, dance, theatre, narrative, & song. This multicultural spectacular of 4 performer/musicians offers a bombardment of styles & vitality combing the dazzle of Broadway with the power of 25 all-time classic songs of the 20th century strung into a linear exciting historical context. Here is an incredible participatory journey through time unlike anything you've ever seen or heard before! Engaging projections & colorful costume headwear make the music & narrative become a visual feast, as well. This will have everyone dancing in the aisles. Delightful & rollicking, this tight-knit professional group gives unforgettable insight into the vital role of music in our lives. What a way to learn history! - Lincoln Center Meet the Artist.	$1001- $3000

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* Inclusion in this database does not indicate endorsement of any performer or program by the NYS Education Department, the Office of Cultural Education, the NYS Library or the participating library systems, nor does it eliminate the need for reference checks and appropriate standard screening procedures.