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Guests will be in the warm company of favorite actors like Tasi Alabastro, David Morales, Barton “Bart” Perry, Maria Marquis, Tom Gough, and Deb Anderson as they share personal stories between musical performances.

Rounding out the show, the musicians will move through Osvaldo Golijov’s “Last Round,” an idealized bandoneon that sonically manifests an accordion’s inhalation and exhalation.

Subtle Orange will properly sinter the crowd in the pre-chorus of the night—a treat for the ears and the soul. No pets allowed, please.

Jean and the Ray Obeido Group will explore original jazz fusion pieces that transcend the genre and cover classic songs reimagined through the outfit’s unique approach.

The show’s opening reception is Friday evening, but the exhibit will be on display through early January 2025.

Pianist Elizabeth Schumann has a storied career with multiple accolades and will be playing the original 1924 version on piano with the Stanford Jazz Orchestra.