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Welcome back Summerville, the dynamic vocal jazz duo of Sherry and Duane Summerville—two seasoned performers whose chemistry, musicality, and joy on stage are unmistakable. Together, they create a sophisticated and inviting experience that blends vintage vocal jazz charm with modern artistry, reminiscent of iconic vocal groups like Jackie & Roy and Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. From swing to samba, blues to vocalese, Summerville celebrates the art of jazz singing with warmth, wit, and extraordinary musical connection. Duane Summerville vocalsSherry Summerville vocalsCraig Bidondo pianoKevin Deitz bassAdam Carlson drums Listen Here >>> summervillemusic.com/music Duane Summerville is a vocalist of remarkable versatility and depth. His rich musical background spans multiple genres, making him a sought-after soloist and ensemble performer. His impressive career includes performances at celebrated venues such as Jimmy Mak’s, the Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival, and Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, as well as international stages at the Montreux and North Sea Jazz Festivals. Duane has shared the stage with legendary artists including Mel Tormé, The Hi-Lo’s, Mark Murphy, Dave Frishberg, Ward Swingle, Take 6, and Ella Fitzgerald—a testament to his vocal prowess and deep-rooted artistry. Sherry Summerville launched her professional career as a vocalist with Carnival Cruise Lines and quickly expanded her reach to stages across the Northwest, East Coast, the Caribbean, and Europe. She has captivated audiences at world-renowned festivals including the North Sea Jazz Festival and Montreux Jazz Festival, as well as beloved West Coast events such as the Mt. Hood Jazz Festival, Cathedral Park Jazz Festival, and Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival. Sherry regularly performs at some of Oregon’s most recognized jazz venues, such as Arrivederci Wine & Jazz, Conway’s House of Jazz, Wilfs, and, of course, The Jazz Station. Throughout her career, Sherry has shared the stage with legendary artists, opening for The Hi-Lo’s, Mel Tormé, and Dianne Schuur. With her dynamic range, magnetic stage presence, and deep connection to the music, she continues to deliver performances that resonate long after the last note. Accomplished performers in their own right, Sherry and Duane Summerville unite to create a musical experience distinguished by artistry, sophistication, and authentic connection. Together, Summerville blends impeccable vocal precision with effortless chemistry, delivering performances that are both refined and engaging. Their dynamic interplay—balancing elegance, warmth, and spontaneity—brings new life to swinging jazz standards, heartfelt ballads, and soulful contemporary interpretations, leaving audiences captivated long after the final note has faded. Craig Bidondo is a highly regarded pianist, keyboardist, composer, and music director who has been performing throughout the Pacific Northwest for more than 20 years. Originally from Alaska, he studied piano and music composition in Los Angeles before settling in Portland, where he has become a sought-after performer known for blending jazz, classical, rock, gospel, and contemporary influences into his distinctive style. Craig has performed with numerous acclaimed artists and ensembles, including Tony Starlight, the Art Abrams Swing Machine Big Band, The Cherry Blossom Orchestra, Paula Byrne, Sally Sieh, and Summerville. As a solo artist, bandleader, and accompanist, he has appeared at premier venues across the West Coast, from concert halls and theaters to festivals and corporate events. In addition to his performance career, Craig is an accomplished composer and music director. He co-wrote the award-winning musical Look At Us Now and served as music director and keyboardist for Portland's record-setting production of Menopause—The Musical. His exceptional musicianship, versatility, and creative artistry make him one of the region's most respected keyboard artists. Kevin Deitz is one of the Pacific Northwest’s most versatile and accomplished bassists, with a career spanning jazz, pop, symphonic, and theatrical performance. A graduate of the University of Oregon with advanced studies at Portland State University, Kevin has performed extensively throughout the United States and internationally, appearing at major jazz festivals including the Oregon Bach Festival, Cathedral Park Jazz Festival, Bellevue Jazz Festival, and Jazz on the Water. As an orchestral musician, he has performed with ensembles including the Oregon Symphony, Eugene Symphony, Salem Chamber Orchestra, Portland Chamber Orchestra, and the Oregon Festival of American Music. His versatility has also led to collaborations with nationally recognized artists such as Mose Allison, Art Blakey, Diane Schuur, Bobby Caldwell, and The Shirelles. Known for his exceptional musicianship, stylistic range, and dynamic stage presence, Kevin brings decades of professional experience to every performance, seamlessly moving between jazz, popular music, and symphonic traditions. Adam Carlson is a Bend, OR native now living in Portland, Oregon as a freelance musician. He graduated from the University of Oregon in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in jazz studies (Cum Laude) , and has performed hundreds of times around the Northwest. Adam also spent a year in New York City, where he honed his playing style to include jazz, soul, Latin, funk, rock, and pop. He has played drums on numerous albums and has performed with many different Oregon and New York musicians and University of Oregon faculty members. Adam also teaches private drum lessons: all ages, skill levels, and styles. Online ticket purchases close one hour before showtime. If the show is NOT sold out, and tickets remain, they can be purchased directly at the box office door. Doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime.
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