Villalobos Brothers
2024 Concert Series at Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park in NH
Saint-Gaudens National Historical Site
139 St Gaudens Rd
Cornish, NH 03745
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Celebrate Tradition and Innovation at Saint-Gaudens!
Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of music at the historic Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park, featuring the groundbreaking, Grammy-winning Villalobos Brothers and their band!
📅 Date: July 14, 2024
🕑 Time: 2 PM
📍 Location: Augustus Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park
Since 1946, the Summer Concerts on the park grounds have been a cherished tradition, generously sponsored by the Trustees of the Saint-Gaudens Memorial with support from donors and partners. These performances continue the legacy of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, who often hosted concerts in his studio for family and friends. Many concerts feature the use of the Little Studio’s historic piano, once owned by Cornish Colony painter Maxfield Parrish.
The Villalobos Brothers will enchant you with their unique blend of Mexican folk music and Latin jazz, bringing their dynamic energy and heartfelt stories to this storied venue. Experience the fusion of tradition and contemporary artistry in a setting that has shaped American culture and history.
Don't miss this special event that bridges the past and present through the universal language of music. Join us for an afternoon of joy, inspiration, and cultural celebration!
How much does it cost to attend the concert?
Upon arrival on a concert Sunday, visitors should stop at the white welcome tent on the lawn west of Aspet and south of the Little Studio to pay the entrance fee or show a pass.
The standard entry fee is $10 per person and is valid for seven days. Kids age 15 and younger are always free and National Park and Federal Recreational Lands Passes including American the Beautiful Senior Passes are honored. Visit Fees & Passes to learn more.
Sunday Concerts are supported by the Saint-Gaudens Memorial, and paid for through sponsorships, grants, and private donations. There is presently no additional cost to attend concerts beyond the park entrance fee. Upon arrival on a concert Sunday, visitors should stop at the white welcome tent on the lawn west of Aspet and south of the Little Studio to pay the entrance fee or show a pass.
The standard entry fee is $10 per person and is valid for seven days. Kids age 15 and younger are always free and National Park and Federal Recreational Lands Passes including American the Beautiful Senior Passes are honored. Visit Fees & Passes to learn more.
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Villalobos Brothers Biography
The Villalobos Brothers are a GRAMMY-Award-winning family band, recognized as one of the foremost Contemporary Mexican ensembles in the world. With their unique fusion of Mexican folk, jazz, and classical music, they have captivated audiences across the United States, Mexico, India, Russia, and Canada.
Their music is deeply rooted in the traditions of Veracruz, showcasing a vibrant blend of Son Jarocho, Son Huasteco, and Latin Jazz. The Villalobos Brothers have mastered the art of crafting original compositions and arrangements that not only pay homage to the richness of Mexican folklore but also push the boundaries of musical exploration.
Notably, the Villalobos Brothers recently earned acclaim for their collaboration with Arturo O'Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra, resulting in the Grammy-winning album "Fandango At The Wall Live in NYC," which was awarded the Best Latin Jazz Album of 2022. This remarkable project brought together renowned international musicians for a concert at the border, serving as a testament to the power of music to bridge divides.
The Villalobos Brothers have graced prestigious stages around the world, including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Davies Symphony Hall, the Latin Grammy Awards, Montreal Jazz Festival, and the Ford Theatre in Hollywood, among many others. Their performances have garnered widespread praise, capturing the hearts of audiences with their virtuosic musicianship, infectious energy, and profound messages of love, brotherhood, and social justice.
In 2022, Ernesto, Alberto and Luis Villalobos embarked on their Symphonic Project, collaborating with esteemed orchestras such as the San Francisco Symphony, Sun Valley Symphony, Walla Walla Symphony, Yakima Symphony, and Sun Valley Symphony Orchestras. These sold-out concerts demonstrated their ability to seamlessly blend the rich tapestry of their music with the grandeur of symphonic arrangements, creating a truly awe-inspiring experience.
Throughout their journey, the Villalobos Brothers have had the privilege of collaborating with legendary musicians, including Grammy winners Bruce Springsteen, Dolly Parton, Antonio Sánchez, Regina Carter, Eduardo Magallanes, Dan Zanes, and Ana Tijoux. These collaborations have further enriched their musical palette and expanded their artistic horizons.
Following their 2023 appearance at the World Trade Center's opening season of the Perelman Performing Arts Center in New York City, they were invited to showcase at ISPA's 75th Anniversary and globalFEST 2024 at Lincoln Center.
Read MoreTheir music is deeply rooted in the traditions of Veracruz, showcasing a vibrant blend of Son Jarocho, Son Huasteco, and Latin Jazz. The Villalobos Brothers have mastered the art of crafting original compositions and arrangements that not only pay homage to the richness of Mexican folklore but also push the boundaries of musical exploration.
Notably, the Villalobos Brothers recently earned acclaim for their collaboration with Arturo O'Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra, resulting in the Grammy-winning album "Fandango At The Wall Live in NYC," which was awarded the Best Latin Jazz Album of 2022. This remarkable project brought together renowned international musicians for a concert at the border, serving as a testament to the power of music to bridge divides.
The Villalobos Brothers have graced prestigious stages around the world, including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Davies Symphony Hall, the Latin Grammy Awards, Montreal Jazz Festival, and the Ford Theatre in Hollywood, among many others. Their performances have garnered widespread praise, capturing the hearts of audiences with their virtuosic musicianship, infectious energy, and profound messages of love, brotherhood, and social justice.
In 2022, Ernesto, Alberto and Luis Villalobos embarked on their Symphonic Project, collaborating with esteemed orchestras such as the San Francisco Symphony, Sun Valley Symphony, Walla Walla Symphony, Yakima Symphony, and Sun Valley Symphony Orchestras. These sold-out concerts demonstrated their ability to seamlessly blend the rich tapestry of their music with the grandeur of symphonic arrangements, creating a truly awe-inspiring experience.
Throughout their journey, the Villalobos Brothers have had the privilege of collaborating with legendary musicians, including Grammy winners Bruce Springsteen, Dolly Parton, Antonio Sánchez, Regina Carter, Eduardo Magallanes, Dan Zanes, and Ana Tijoux. These collaborations have further enriched their musical palette and expanded their artistic horizons.
Following their 2023 appearance at the World Trade Center's opening season of the Perelman Performing Arts Center in New York City, they were invited to showcase at ISPA's 75th Anniversary and globalFEST 2024 at Lincoln Center.
Jazz Fusion
Latin Band
Mexican Traditions
New Acoustic
Acoustic
Folk
Folk Jazz
Folklore
Latin
Latin Alternative
Native American
Jazz Instrument
Vocal Music
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