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The Four Freshman Performing at West Ranch High School Sunday
| Monday, Oct 28, 2013

fourfreshmanThe Four Freshmen, an enduring vocal group that has its jazz roots in the 1940s and 50s, is coming to the Santa Clarita Valley on Sunday, Nov. 3 at 4 p.m.

The community is invited to the auditorium at West Ranch High School for a one-night-only concert for all ages.

Many musicians and performers have participated in The Four Freshmen throughout its more than 50-year history, including Hal Kratzsch and Bob Flanigan.

Attendees at Sunday’s concert will hear Brian Eichenberger on bass, Stein Malvey on guitar, Curtis Calderon on trumpet and Bob Ferreira on drums. Most of them have been with the group for more than 10 years, some much longer.

Tickets for this event are $25 for general admission, $30 for premium seating and $20 for students, seniors and active military or veterans.

Tickets can be purchased at a number of locations across the SCV:

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  • Philip Ross, CPA on Avenue Tibbitts
  • Juice It Up on Newhall Ranch Road
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Attendees can also purchase tickets at the door on the day of the concert for an additional $5.

For more information about The Four Freshmen, click here. Learn more about Sunday’s concert, here.

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