.Tad Malone

Rounding out the night is the Death Valley Gypsies, a heavy rock, long-haired outfit that looks back to ’80s glam rock sounds with the aesthetics of the more outlaw acts of the ’70s.

Thanks to his diverse but conscientious repertoire, Person remains a staple of jazz clubs nationwide.

Titled “The Holy Liftoff,” the large-scale musical work features an eight-part chorus of low and high flutes, graphic notation, and Riley’s signature open-style scoring and evocative artwork.

As the son of Phil Lesh (longtime bassist for the Grateful Dead), it’s no surprise that Grahame Lesh followed in his father’s musical footsteps with his band Midnight North.

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.

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.

As a singer, she spent years researching the folk songs of Sicilian Italy and now reinterprets them in a manner that weaves the ancient and modern with an ethereal, almost angelic voice.

All the while, the line between real and fantasy blurs as Florencia experiences yearning, loss and love