“The Dream of a Common Language-Music and Poetry Connecting Us All”

On Saturday, February 16th and Sunday February 17th Piano by Nature will present Adventure Percussionist JANE BOXALL in a set of concerts that could change the way you look at music. Jane Boxall is a master at combining her unique variety of musical elements into absolute moments of beauty and wonder — and these concerts will stop at nothing short of mesmerizing all who are in attendance. She has hundreds of fans around the globe — and if you see her in performance you will instantly know why.

Piano by Nature is pleased to have Ms. Boxall along with Dan Gordon on saxophone and Rose Chancler on piano performing Saturday, February 16th at 7PM and Sunday, February 17th at 3PM at the Historic Hand House in Elizabethtown, NY. We ask for a donation of $15 for adults and $5 for 15-and-under available at the door on the day of the concert. Please direct any inquiries to our website www.pianobynature.org or call 518.962.8899. We look forward to seeing you there!

Here is a little about the outstanding Jane Boxall:

Percussionist Jane Boxall is “in a genre of one,” according to Burlington-VT magazine SevenDays. Jane plays contemporary-classical marimba repertoire with 0 to 8 mallets. In the jazz realm, Jane recreates the ragtime sounds of the 1920s on a vintage instrument. Chamber-music collaborations range from Ricochet Duo’s fresh piano-marimba repertoire to music for keyboard percussion and choir. Audience members have compared Jane to Cozy Powell, Evelyn Glennie, Zappa marimbist Ruth Underwood, Sheila E., Carl Palmer and (when wielding 8 mallets) an octopus. Read Jane’s full biography on her website: janeboxall.com.

“Marimba virtuoso Jane Boxall delighted a capacity audience” — CCANW.co.uk

“A quintessentially natural performer. . . Incredible presence. Her body sings with
movement and pure joy. She bowled [us] over with her musicality and her
extramusical capacity to communicate.” — News-Gazette, Champaign, IL