An Evening of Poetry and Song
with
Rick Glaze, singer-songwriter
Mari Aranoff, flautist
and
Sally Ashton, local poet
on
Saturday, June 19th, 2010
6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
at
The Arnold Residence
150 Golden Oak Drive, Portola Valley CA 94028
Heavy hors d'oeuvres, Wine and non-alcoholic drinks provided
PCSJ Donation: Fifty dollars of which forty is tax-deductible
PCSJ Members: Thirty dollars of which twenty is deductible
(This is a PCSJ Fundraiser, therefore Sponsor/Patrons will receive the standard Member discount only)
Please join us!
RSVP: Carol Arnold 650-851-2551
Rick Glaze has been a singer/songwriter for more than three decades and has continued to write alongside career and family. Sensitive lyrics and memorable melodies are the benchmark of his songs about cars, traffic, jobs and lovers. "...Another standout track is 'Beach Down in the Islands,' with lyrics influenced by 'The Pelican Brief' and featuring a rumbling rhythm with some tasteful steel guitar playing." --Los Altos Town Crier (Los Altos, California). "Beach" was featured on CMT's (Country Music Television) popular reality show, Cowboy U, in Molokai in 2004/05.
Mari Aranoff is a flutist, singer, songwriter, and keyboard player. She is an eclectic musician (rock, jazz, chamber music, country, symphonic, children's music, new age...) who has played pop tunes on classical stages and Mozart in bars.
Sally Ashton is a Bay Area poet, teacher, and editor of the DMQ Review, an online journal featuring poetry and art. Her chapbook, These Metallic Days, was released in 2005. She earned her MFA from Bennington Writing Seminars. She earned her undergraduate degree from SJSU (2001) in English with a creative writing minor. She won several Phelan awards and the Anne Lillis award while as SJSU. She has been nominated for two Pushcart Prizes. Recent work has appeared or is forthcoming in Writers Chronicle, Mississippi Review, Dos Passos Review, failbetter.com, Another Chicago Magazine, River City, Poet Lore and Sentence, among other publications.
last updated 05/17/2010
