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Alison Brown's grassroots band performed at the Lied Center concert series on Friday. The performance was held to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Lied Center.
Concert celebrates music at Lied's 10th anniversary
By Alex Hoffman
ahoffman@kansan.com
Kansan staff writer
The Lied Center at the University of Kansas celebrated its 10th anniversary by promoting the Lawrence arts community outdoors Friday.
doors Friday.
At its Family Arts Festival, local arts organizations such as University Theatre and the Lawrence Civic Choir encircled the Lied Center's garden courtyard with display tables. Jim Nickamp, Overland Park senior and event organizer, said 36 organizations, including 12 from the University, were represented.
"It's a win-win situation," Niekamp said. "It's a great way to get the word out about the arts."
get the word better. Jonathan Lusk, a house manager for the Lied Center, said Lawrence was lucky to have an outlet for bringing the organizations together.
The event, which concluded with the Lied Center's eighth annual outdoor concert,included multicolored balloons and facepainting for children.
"It's a chance for the Lied Center to give back to the community," he said.
painting for children Lawrence residents Susan and Mark Hobbs brought their children, Parker and Katie. They moved back to Lawrence after a year in Johnson County because they missed Lawrence events.
they missed "We would love to spend every night of the summer doing something like this," Susan Hobbs said
Families and students gathered on the northeast lawn to hear the Alison Brown Quartet, with Brown on lead guitar and banjo. Her husband, Garry West, plays bass in the group, continuing the evening's family theme.
evening's hummingbird
Ethan Nuss, Salina sophomore,
brought his friends to the concert.
"You can't go wrong with a
banjo," Nuss said. "I was telling my friends, 'Banjo concert, 7 o'clock.' That's all you need to know."
Brown, a Connecticut native and former investment banker, brought her progressive bluegrass style to the stage with a 16-song set, featuring a blend of jazz, classical, pop, Latin and bluegrass influences. The group demonstrated the eclectic mix with songs such as "Mambo Banjo," the Grammy Award-winning "Leaving Cottondale" and a jazz influenced Spiderman cartoon theme. They ended with a Cajun tune, "Etouffe Brutus?"
Brown explained the inspirations behind her songs. She also said she had looked forward to performing in Kansas.
performing in this
"I've always heard that
Lawrence was a great music community," she said. "It's so nice to see that it's really true."
Edited by Erin Riffey
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