Saturday, March 17th, 2007 at 7PM & 9:30PM
Tickets: $37.50 General Public / $28.50 IMAC Members

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On Saturday, March 17th, 2007 at 7PM & 9:30PM, the Inter-Media Art Center (IMAC) in Huntington, Long Island will present a concert with Japanese jazz pianist KEIKO MATSUI.
 
Japanese keyboard player KEIKO MATSUI is an intricate balance between the sensitivity, gentleness and beauty she exhibits on a personal level, and the passion, enthusiasm and aggressiveness she pours into her music.  She feels that music is the fire between earth and heaven, and the smoke from that fire is evident weather she's playing soft delicate ballads or ripping through rock riffs with her portable keyboard slung over her shoulder. 
 
Keiko Matsui is currently working on a new album to be released spring of 2007.  Her last release was the wildly successful CD Walls of Akendora.  Powerful, evocative, and eminently appealing, Keiko’s music has earned her fans the world over.    Keiko Matsui is a favorite here at IMAC.  Please order your tickets in advance.

Tickets for this performance are $37.50 ($28.50 for IMAC Members).  For tickets or further information on this performance, or on other IMAC programs, call IMAC's 24-hour Arts-Line at (631) 549-ARTS.   Tickets can also be purchased at the theater from noon to 6PM, Tuesday through Friday, 2PM to 6PM on Saturdays and after 2PM on the day of the performances.   For further information, call IMAC's business office at (631) 549-9666.

The Inter-Media Art Center, Inc. is a non-profit Media and Performing Arts Center whose programs and services are supported in part by public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts (a state agency), Suffolk County Office of Cultural Affairs, the Town of Huntington, NYS Senator Carl Marcellino, by a grant from The Harmon Foundation, as well as by the Members of IMAC. IMAC also gratefully acknowledges support from Bank of America, Korg USA, The Emily T. Allen & Linda P. Allen and F. Towne Allen Charitable Gift Fund at The Boston Foundation, The D’Addario Foundation for the Performing Arts, JBL Pro, AutoOne Insurance, Peconic Bay Winery, The Lowerre Family Trust, Branch Financial Services and Olivia and Harlan Fischer.