Saturday: June 25

10:30-11:15 Pop Guitar: Singer/Songwriter Charlie Crawford has been playing guitar and writing songs for over 40 years.  His early influences were Bob Dylan, Tim Hardin and the Beatles.  He will perform selections from his 24 CDs to date.  

11:30-12:15 German Accordion Music: Wearing her drindl and complete German attire, Marlene Meissner brings a bit of Bavaria to the festival with her selection of accordion music.  A native of Mt. Angel, she has played at almost every Oktoberfest since 1966, either solo or part of a band.

12:30-1:15 Alma Latina: Salem based Proyecto de Education Arte Y Cultural Latina Guitar club plays different styles of traditional and contemporary Latino music.
 
1:30-2:20 Bill Hughes Trio:  Bill Hughes on guitar, Ray Rom on saxophone and Roger Webster on bass, play jazz standards and classics from the 1920s through the 1960s. 

2:30-3:20 Trio Pilipino: Edgar Peteros,William Cabanilla and Luzerna Cowan entertain us with beautiful melodies from their homeland, the Philippine Islands, plus contemporary American tunes.  Present day Philippines and its music reflect diverse cultural influences including Chinese, Arabic, Spanish and American.  Mabuhay!

3:30-4:20 Kim Angelis and Josef: Meet a fabulous virtuoso violin and gypsy guitar duo. (See description at European Stage, 1:15 pm.)

4:30- 5:20 Misplaced Tropics: Ukulele quartet performs contemporary Hawaiian pop and a wide variety of pop music. The group consists of ukulele, base ukulele and guitar enthusiasts.

5:30-6:15 Golden Flute: Travel the world with the mystical sounds of Sherry Lanning and her golden flute.

6:15-7:00  Folk Singer David Lanning: With his 12-string guitar and heavily influenced by the music of John Denver, Jim Croce and Gordon Lightfoot, David brings back memories of the 70’s and  80’s. 

Sunday, June 26

11:15-12:15 Romance plays traditional Latino music and revives the romantic and classical boleros from the past. Romance steals hearts with its traditional Latino music.  Romance rescues the essence of Latino romanticism by playing the musical jewels of this genre. 

12:30- 1:15 The Golden Flute: Travel the world with the mystical sounds of Sherry Lanning and her golden flute.

1:30-2:15 Folk Singer David Lanning: With his 12-string guitar and heavily influenced by the music of John Denver, Jim Croce and Gordon Lightfoot, David brings back memories of the 70’s and  80’s. 

2:30-310 Celtic Minstrel: Christopher has been singing the old ballads of Ireland and Scotland since the age of 14. His lyrical vocals, combined with his sensitive guitar, small pipes, concertina and other instruments have always brought a smile and a sigh to audiences throughout the west coast. Come experience the flavor of a fireside Céilí full of song and story!

3:15-4:00 Samoan Jam: Jamilla and friends share their Samoan heritage and entertains us with songs from Jamilla’s mother’s homeland. Talofa!

4:00 Parade of Nations: The parade originates at the World Showcase and proceeds through the festival grounds to the Amphitheater, where represented countries and their flags are introduced. Wear the national dress of your birth, your forefathers’ land or your adopted country and join us for this exciting event!

4:15-5:30 Bill Hughes Trio:  Salem’s own jazz trio entertains us with their inimitable style. Don’t miss this uniquely American brand of music standards and classics from the 1920s through the 1960s.