Fall Concert Schedule

Doors open at 7:30 pm, shows start at 8:00 pm.
Tickets: $5 students, $15 Seniors, $20 in advance, $25 at the door.
Shows at the Conservatory or other venues as scheduled
In order to ensure the health of our staff, performers and the greater Portland community, we ask that you follow the Covid procedures the Conservatory has instituted as outlined below.At all concerts:* Masks are required
* We ask that you show evidence of vaccination as you enter the building
* Please observe social distancing while at a concertWe thank you for your adherence to these policies.
Read our COVID policy for attending concerts

DATE	PERFORMANCE	LOCATION
Aug. 24	Jazz All-Stars Play Peaks – Ben Street, bass; RJ Miller, drummer; George Garzone, saxophone	Greenwood Gardens, Peaks Island
Sept 11	Time Zones – Gary Wittner, guitar; Michael Gallant, violin; Eric La Perna, percussion	Meloon Chapel, Woodfords Church
Sept 25	The Art Of The Duo – Joe Fonda, bass; Charlie Kohlhase, saxophone	PCM \| 28 Neal St.
Oct 8	An Evening with RJ Miller – Solo percussion and electronica	PCM \| 28 Neal St.
Oct 23	Frank Carlberg Trio – “Reflections 1952” – Frank Carlberg, piano; Francisco Mela, drummer; Max Ridaley, bass	PCM \| 28 Neal St.
Nov 13	The Joe Fonda Quartet – Joe Fonda, bass; Harvey Sorgen, drums; Jeff Lederer, saxophone; Mike Rabinowitz, piano \| Free Workshop at 4:00 pm	PCM \| 28 Neal St.
Nov 27	The Ryan Blotnick Band – Ryan Blotnick, guitar; Danny Fisher-Lockhead, also saxophone, electric cello, keyboards; and special guest Treyan Nelson, drums, keyboards, piano	PCM \| 28 Neal St.
Dec 26, 27, 28	Home For The Holidays	PCM \| 28 Neal St.

Paul Lichter, DIJ’s Director

Paul Lichter, Artistic Director of PCM’s Dimensions in Jazz Series, has been presenting cutting edge jazz and improvising artists to Maine audiences for over 30 years and, through his 20 plus years as lecturer and administrator at the Maine Jazz Camp, has been instrumental in exposing student musicians from all over Maine and beyond to the richness of America’s most singular art form.

Founder and club owner of Portland’s famed jazz club Cafe No from 1988 to 1995, Paul is Portland’s own jazz impresario. The now legendary nightclub had a great jazz atmosphere and hosted well-known groups like the Boston-based jazz trio The Frindge and trumpeter Dave Ballou.

When the club closed, Paul started DIJ and eventually teamed up with the Conservatory to offer area jazz fans a chance to hear some of the best local, national and international jazz performers.

For more information, call Paul at (207) 828-1310, or the PCM’s Registrar for information about our Jazz Studies Program, which compliments the DIJ series.

Sampler of Concert Performances

Jazz All-Stars Play Peaks on August 24

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