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Live On Stage and Carlsbad Community Concert Association Announce Duo

kmarksteiner0

Sep 16

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Clarinet and Guitar Duo, Jaca, will perform at The Cavern Theater on Saturday, October 3, 2026, at 7 p.m. Tickets will be available for purchase at the door for $25. For more information, please contact Stephanie Ybaben at 575-499-9032, email carlsbadcommunityconcert@gmail.com or visit the Carlsbad Community Concert Association at www.carlsbadcommunityconcerts.com

Jaca is an award-winning clarinet/guitar duo that combines world music, virtuosity, and humor to bring an adventurous, passionate and completely original musical style to the stage. Described as an “alluring and stunning combination” (Take Effect), Jaca’s music is a truly unique fusion of musical stylings that don’t fit into a single genre. From Flamenco to Fado, Appalachia to Argentina, and guitar slides to clarinet smears, the duo explores the highest limits of what their instruments can do. Audiences can expect to hear a multi-cultural collection of songs, like “American in Paris,” “Girl From Ipanema,” “Viseur,” and more.

The Carlsbad Community Concert Association (CCCA) was established in 1943 with a vision to present nationally acclaimed talent to Carlsbad and the surrounding communities. In partnership with patrons and sponsors, CCCA is committed to enriching the cultural life of Carlsbad with live performing arts events offered at affordable, family-friendly prices.

Live On Stage, Inc. provides excellent, affordable, entertainment attractions and support services to an American community of concert presenters.

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