A Night of Elegant Jazz Featuring The Abigail Riccards Quintet and Just the Two of Us and Friends

Abigail Riccards: A Voice to Remember

Music has the power to touch the heart, and Abigail Riccards knows exactly how to do that.

In the world of jazz, very few voices sound as real and strong as Abigail Riccards. She is a special kind of singer whose voice stays in your mind even after the music stops. When she sings, you can feel the meaning in every word. Her voice is smooth, warm, and full of emotion. 

She has a natural jazz style that feels easy and true. Over the years, she has worked hard and built a strong name for herself in the jazz community. Through her performances, recordings, and teaching, she continues to inspire many people. 

Abigail Riccards is a jazz singer and musician from Chicago. She has a warm, smooth, and emotional voice that many people love. Abigail is known for singing in a way that makes every song feel personal and special. 

She has worked hard in jazz for almost 20 years and has become a well-respected artist. People admire her not just for her singing but also for her passion and dedication to music. Abigail continues to grow as a musician, sharing her love for jazz with everyone who listens to her performances.

Just the Two of Us & Friends: A Night of Bossa Nova & Beyond

What if a band could be tiny and huge at the same time?

That's exactly what Just the Two of Us & Friends does. One night, they might show up as just two people - a singer and a pianist playing softly in a corner. The next night, they could be five musicians filling a room with groove, making people tap their feet and head to the dance floor.

And here's the best part: you get to choose.

Let's meet the core group.

Debo Orlofsky is the singer. Her voice is warm and smooth - like honey in your tea. She can sing sassy and swingy, or soft and heartbreaking. Bossa nova fits her like a favorite pair of gloves.

Mike Hua plays piano. He's not just a "play the notes" kind of guy. He's creative. He adds colors and surprises. He loves to improvise, which means every show is a little different.

Steve Hill is the guitarist. He's played rock, funk, R&B, and jazz. His guitar sounds warm and glowing. When he plays, it feels like the sun coming out from behind a cloud.

Maud Beenhouwer plays bass. She keeps the bottom steady and warm. And get this she's in the New Mexico Music Hall of Fame. She helped bring salsa to Albuquerque. Yes, she's kind of a big deal.

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