Jazz at Rutherfurd Hall: Sunday, April 23 is a command performance by the inimitable song stylist and pianist Tony DeSare. The show will feature songs that the great vocalist Frank Sinatra made famous, plus some of DeSare’s own songs with wonderfully clever lyrics.
One Concert Left to Jazz at Rutherfurd Hall Series
Jazz at Rutherfurd Hall rounds out its fifth season with one more concert in April, after another year of bringing outstanding jazz musicians to the historic mansion in Allamuchy Township, NJ.
Sunday, April 23 is a command performance by the inimitable song stylist and pianist Tony DeSare. The show will feature songs that the great vocalist Frank Sinatra made famous, plus some of DeSare’s own songs with wonderfully clever lyrics. His solo performance is one not to be missed.
The concerts is from 3 to 5 p.m. in Rutherfurd Hall, a National and New Jersey State Historic Landmark. Famed architect Whitney Warren, who also designed Grand Central Station in New York City as Warren and Wetmore Architects (1903-1911), designed the 18,000-square-foot Tudor “country home” in 1904. The renowned firm of Frederick Law Olmsted & Sons designed the landscape plan and the plantings for the site.
Now open as a cultural center and a museum owned and managed by the Allamuchy Township Board of Education, Rutherfurd Hall is an elegant and interesting venue to see and hear jazz. Plus, the ability to meet and converse with the performers makes attending these concerts special.
Tickets can be purchased at Rutherfurd Hall online at www.rutherfurdhall.org, or by calling Rutherfurd Hall at 908-852-1894 X138 or Coyne Enterprises at 908-637-6455. Tickets will be available locally in Hackettstown at Mama’s Café Baci and Panther Valley Pharmacy in Allamuchy.
Jazz at Rutherfurd is produced by Coyne Enterprises in cooperation with WRNJ Radio. Panther Valley Pharmacy and Heath Village Retirement Community will sponsor this season’s jazz series.
