Skylark

Lisa Aranci uncovered her passion for music at a young age; her first guitar lesson and vocal training started her on her way. Since then, she’s been involved in all sorts of East and West Coast gigging and choirs as well as songwriting. Inspired by diverse talent, she performed in Seattle for 20 years. Today, Lisa’s repertoire is highly versatile--she enjoys performing a variety of genres as a solo artist, part of Jazz trios and Contemporary Folk duos, as well as songwriting.

Allan Stebinger has played bass since 1985 for several groups, including “5150” of Berkeley California and “Impossible Reflex” of Middletown, Connecticut. His style has been influenced mostly by bassists Ray Brown and Bob Turek. Allen is into a variety of musical genred ranging from Punk and Rock to Pop and Jazz.

Robert Codio grew up listening to the “soulful, honest” sounds of Gospel piano every Sunday. Later in life he became captivated by several  of the great jazz pianists--the power and technical prowess of Oscar Peterson, the colors of Bill Evens, and the angular individuality of Thelonious Monk. Over the past 20 years, Robert has played internationally—from churches, weddings, and retirement homes in Connecticut to recital halls halfway around the world in China. He is currently also working on his Master’s of Musical Therapy, aspiring to help children with disabilities learn and grow through the healing power of music.

(Listen to "Skylark:" www.youtube.com/watch?v=AooDlrGV8wM)

Asmission $10/pp. Free parking is readily available along adjacent Lyme Street. Refreshments will be available.  Seating is limited; advance ticket purchase recommended.