MUSIC FOR ROMANCE
with Rich Schonberg, Tim Jessup
Fitz Jenkins and Eric Miller

On February 14, 2003, at 7:30 pm, Sedona Creative Life Center presents a very special evening of Valentine Romance, featuring the sweet, gentle heart-opening music of Rich Schonberg and Tim Jessup, with special guests Fitz Jenkins and Eric Miller.  Join us on Valentine's Day for this very special celebration of the heart. Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 at the door.
 

Rich Schonberg

Rich Schonberg

Rich Schonberg's songs emanate from his deep connection with the earth's co-creative beauty, his own personal journey to the source of love, and his mission to aid in the soul-awakening of his clients as a spiritual psychologist. His heartfelt lyrics and lush melodies inspire the listener to embrace all of life with compassion and joy. His CD "My Soul Remembers" was distributed nationally by Higher Power records. He has completed a second CD entitled "Love's Call", and is currently finishing his third project "The Soul of Sedona", due out this spring.
 

Tim Jessup

Tim Jessup

Rich is joined by Tim Jessup, whose sweet, high harmony vocals are inspired by such classic songwriters as David gates (Bread), Dan Fogelberg, Kenny Loggins and Timothy B. Schmit (The Eagles). Often heard as the sound mixer for many events at the Creative Life Center, this is a rare musical performance from Tim Jessup, whose studio work has included projects with Grammy winners Quincy Jones, Christopher Cross, Gladys Knight, Jorma Kaukonen and many others. Tim has recently completed "The Sedona Collection", a compilation CD featuring 20 Sedona artists including Rich Schonberg, Chris Spheeris, Fitz Jenkins, Ralf Illenberger, Robert Cory and many others.
 

Fitzhugh Jenkins

Fitzhugh Jenkins

Fitzhugh Jenkins's guitar work shows a remarkable range, from precisely-crafted melodic runs and picking to gutsy, percussive strummed chord progressions.  Many of the pieces he plays are his compositions, and they display a wide musical and emotional breadth of scope - from quiet and reflective to joyous, exuberant and intense.  He grew up in Hawaii, attended Boston's Berklee College of Music, and spent almost a decade as a highly-regarded studio musician in Los Angeles before moving to Sedona in 1988.  He played for the Olympic Athletes at the 1984 games.  Fitz played on the Grammy nominated Narada CD entitled Passion: Music for Guitar.

 For further information please contact
Sedona Creative Life Center  928-282-9300