PSU SNATS Presents Jazz Cabaret: Nov. 17th
Posted by Chelsea Sweithelm on 11/16 at 05:39 PM
If you’re a jazz enthusiast, or just really enjoy sipping coffee while listening to soothing music, you need to check out the newest jazz scene to hit Penn State. The Penn State Student chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, also known as PSU SNATS, will be performing a sultry jazz show on Tuesday, November 17th.
This group is composed of Penn State students who are studying vocal musical education and also share a passion for the stage. With such classics as Orange-Colored Sky, Someone to Watch Over Me, and Cry Me a River, this performance is likely to be a showstopper. The Abba Java Coffee House, located on 256 E. College Avenue, will host PSU SNATS jazz cabaret show tomorrow night at 8:30pm. Come out and support local talent for a good cause.
When: Tuesday, November 17th
Time: 8:30pm-9:30pm
Where: The Abba Java Coffee House
256 E. College Avenue, located on the corner of Locust and Calder Street
Tickets: $3 for students, $5 for adults
Author: Chelsea Sweithelm
Bio: Chelsea Sweithelm is a sophomore majoring in Public Relations with a minor in Business. When she isn't going to concerts, she is playing a game of lacrosse or hiking the trails of Pennsylvania. Chelsea enjoys all genres of music, but her favorite is a tie between Alternative Rock and Reggae. Her favorite bands include Kings of Leon, Fall Out Boy, Ryan Adams and Sublime. Also, Chelsea loves any song with a good drum solo because the drums are awesome.
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