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The Steph Johnson Trio performed a free jazz concert at the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday, September 29, 2016. The trio features Steph Johnson on guitar and vocals, Rob Thorsen on bass and Fernando Gomez on drums. This was one of the Fall 2016 Thursday Concert Hours presented by Palomar. Joe Dusel / The Telescope.
Tatsuya Nakatani, solo percussionist and music collaborator, performs in a duo with soprano saxophonist, Michel Doneda, at Howard Brubeck Theatre, Palomar College, Nov. 5. Nakatani is an international performer originally from Osaka, Japan whom has released over sixty recordings throughout his solo and collaborative career with the addition of workshops, masterclasses and lectures throughout the USA. Brady Sebastian/The Telescope
The Palomar/Pacific Coast Concert Band conducted by Kenneth Bell performed Heroes and Heroines at the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Feb. 24, 2017. Joe Dusel / The Telescope.
Todd Moellenberg plays the piano at the Howard Brubeck Theatre on Oct 18, 2015. Emi Iguchi/The Telescope
Palomar College dancers perform to the musical number "Loving Through Time" during Winter Dance 2015 on Dec. 4 at the Howard Brubeck Theatre. A variety of dance acts performed on stage, and this number was choreographed by Fanny Solorio. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
The Palomar/Pacific Coast Concert Band conducted by Kenneth Bell performed Heroes and Heroines at the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Feb. 24, 2017. Joe Dusel / The Telescope.
Concert at howard brubeck theatre 2014
Concert at howard brubeck theatre 2014
Michel Doneda, soprano saxophonist and originally from France, is an internationally respected performer with an extensive musical vocabulary in free improvisation. He is performing in a duo with Tatsuya Nakatani at the Howard Brubeck Theatre, Palomar College, Nov. 5. They will travel through out the U.S. on a multiple state tour with over 50 performances. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.
Palomar College dancer Soyoka Yashiro performs solo to the musical number "Waiting For You" during Winter Dance 2015 on Dec. 4 at the Howard Brubeck Theatre. A variety of dance acts performed on stage, and this number was choreographed by Soyoka Yashiro. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
November 22, 2013. Palomar College dance students pull emotion from their audience while performing a beautiful piece called "Life Lines", choreographed by student Jamey Robinson (center) in the Howard Brubeck Theatre during Friday nights Winter Dance 2013 show. Photo Credit: Lucas Spenser/Telescope 2013.
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.
Palomar dance student's Gian Yubane (bottom) and Heather Bartlett (top) perform a contemporary piece called "Undone" which they choreographed together at the Howard Brubeck Theatre on Nov. 22. • Lucas Spenser/Telescope
Leon Croom (upper left) and Samantha Allan (lower right) perform in the contemporary piece "The Distance" which was also choreographed by Samantha on Nov. 22 in the Howard Brubeck Theatre. • Lucas Spenser/Telescope
November 22, 2013. Guests gather and patiently await for the Winter Dance 2013 performance to start Friday night in the newly renovated Howard Brubeck Theatre at the Palomar College Campus. • Lucas Spenser/Telescope
Dancers perform to the music of "Get Up and Lock" during Winter Dance 2015 on Dec. 4 at the Howard Brubeck Theatre. A variety of dance acts performed on stage, and this number was choreographed by Chiyonobu Kondo. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.8
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.
Tripp Sprague, Duncan Moore, Justin Grinnell, and Jim Plank of GPS&M performed at concert hour at the Howard Brubeck Theatre on Sept 22. Christopher Jones / The Telescope

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