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10th Anniversary Celebration Series |
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 Ten years ago, the Museum of Making Music opened its doors to the
public. Since that time the Museum has been honored to share the world
of music making with hundreds of thousands of visitors. As a thank you
to our many friends and supporters, and to mark this important
milestone, we invite you to our Celebration Series, featuring
exceptional musicians performing an array of essential music.
All proceeds from the Celebration Series support Museum education programs and exhibitions.
The Celebration Series is generously sponsored in part by Susan Fancher, in memory of Jack Fancher. Additional support provided by Kamau Kenyatta.
10th Anniversary Celebration Series Concerts
| May 14: James Gordon
Williams Quartet w/ Peter Sprague The Museum kicked off the 10th Anniversary Celebration
Series with a tribute to Wes Montgomery by renowned jazz
pianist James Gordon Williams and San Diego mainstay, guitarist Peter
Sprague. | 
| July 31: Craig Chaquico
Craig Chaquico has engaged and inspired two generations
of pop music fans, first as the lead guitarist and prolific principle
songwriter for Jefferson Starship and Starship, then in
a solo career, topping national charts for four decades. | | | UPCOMING CONCERTS: | 
| Born in São Paulo and educated at Berklee College of
Music in Boston, Chico Pinheiro is an exceptional guitarist with a
wonderful sound and great fluidity. A composer of originality and
maturity, Pinheiro is one of the leading figures in modern Brazilian
music. 
|  | The Museum's 10th Anniversary Celebration Series
continues on Friday, October 8 at 7 PM with a concert by cellist Zoe Keating. A one-woman orchestra, she uses a cello and a
foot-controlled laptop to record layer upon layer of cello to create
lush, beautiful and otherworldy music. 
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| November 6: Peter Gach
Accomplished pianist Peter Gach presents “The Secret of
Chopin’s Music,” a concert and conversation featuring the works of
Frederic Chopin. Gach has been part of the faculty of Palomar College
for nearly three decades, as both a teacher and an Artist in Residence.
Tickets available soon |
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