Sunday Afternoons at CBS

(pronounced Ka-vay) performs Spanish Guitar Rumba Flamenca with Latin, Brazilian, Mediterranean & Middle Eastern influences.  Most of the group's repertoire consists of original upbeat compositions and easy listening romantic pieces, cover songs by the Gypsy Kings, and Latin and Italian standards. (www.kaweh.com)

The multi-award winning Budginas (pronounced bud-guiness like the two beers) says, "I want to keep my audience constantly surprised and excited throughout a concert."  He brings a spectacular cutting-edge piano virtuosic mix of classical, pop, jazz, and world music with a Prairie Home Companion sense of humor, which has received critical praise throughout Europe and the United States.

Contemporary violinist Jeremy Cohen of Grammy-nominated Quartet San Francisco will perform with VIOLINJAZZ, Cohen's own mix of jazz & classical music with blues, pop, country, and swing-era sounds.  Cohen's eclectic style, honed by more than 20 years of performance, reflects his training with Itzhak Perlman and his admiration for violinists ranging from Fritz Kreisler to Joe Venuti.

Grace brings together some of the area's finest local performers for our annual Sunday Afternoons at CBS musical Valentine gift to the community.  There is always a full house on hand each year to enjoy this crowd pleaser.

Andy is David Grisman's finest mandolin student, was featured on Itzhak Perlman's "In the Fiddler's House" CD, and has performed with Bob Dylan, Jerry Garcia, and Bela Fleck.  Attracted to all things ethnic, he returned to his Jewish roots as one of the key klezmer revivalists of the '70s and early '80s.  A premier mandolinist and clarinetist, Andy calls his spontaneous American-roots style "very personal, prayerful Hasidic music with a focus on BlueGrass, Jazz, and Worldbeat."  Get ready for an upbeat afternoon with lots of surprises.