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CLASSIC JAZZ, CLASSICAL MUSIC
IF YOU GO
To purchase tick-
ets and for more
information, visit
watermusicfesti-
val.com
Friday, Oct. 13
Swing Fever
Inn at Harbour
Village
120 Williams Ave-
nue, Ilwaco, Wash-
ington, 98624
Doors open at 6
p.m., performance
at 7 p.m.
Tickets: $40
SUBMITTED PHOTO
The Music at the Mission Chamber Players, from left: Steve Huber, violin; Rhonda Bradetich, flute; Michael Graham, cello; Aileen Chanco, piano; William Everett, double
bass; and Matt Szemela, violin. (Not pictured, Chad Kaltinger, viola. Huber will not be touring with the band.)
Water Music Festival 2017
presents Swing Fever,
Music at the Mission
By MARILYN GILBAUGH
FOR COAST WEEKEND
F
or more than three decades, the
Water Music Festival on the
Long Beach Peninsula has given
audiences an experience to enjoy and
remember. This year’s festival —
taking place Friday through Sunday,
Oct. 13 through 15 — will be no
exception.
Swing Fever
Swing Fever, of San Francisco,
kicks off this year’s festival Friday,
Oct. 13, at the historic Inn at Harbour
Village with a program full of classic
jazz, jumping and jiving.
George Gershwin, Cole Porter,
Continued on Page 15
SUBMITTED
PHOTO
Saturday,
Oct. 14,
Music at the Mis-
sion Chamber
Players
Leadbetter Farms
Lighthouse
35710 1 Place,
Ocean Park, Wash-
ington 98640
Gates open at 6
p.m., program at
7 p.m.
Tickets: $50
Sunday, Oct. 15
Music at the Mis-
sion Chamber
Players
Leadbetter Farm’s
Lighthouse
35710 1 Place,
Oceanside, Wash-
ington, 98640
Gates open at
1 p.m., concert
at 2 p.m.
Tickets: $50