CHARMAINE CLAMOR & ANDREW SHUBIN W/ THE WINSTON RAVAL TRIO

Charmaine was at the first Filipino-American artist to place two consecutive recordings in the JazzWeek World Music Top 10. great singer!!

THIS IS A PRIVATE EVENT - A PORTION OF PROCEEDS GOES TO KIDS CITY HOPE PLACE - a non profit

Parking is located under the building, accessible from west of the building off of 1st St. between Bunker Hill Towers and the mini-shopping center AU LAC is in.

Once you’ve turned into the large driveway, turn left into the garage “Guest Parking and Residence Parking of The Promendade”. $12 CASH ONLY.

Additional parking is located directly across Hope St. at Disney Hall - 111 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012. $10.

There is limited street parking in front of Au Lac, Disney Hall and The Music Center.

CHARMAINE CLAMOR has been called "one of the original and important new singers of the decade" by the Los Angeles Times and "a dynamic new compass point in World Music" by Jazz Times for her unique creation Jazzipino, melding the beautiful melodies and languages of her birth country, the Philippines, with American jazz.

Clamor has given concerts on five continents, including a command performance for the President of the Philippines, Benigno Aquino.

Andrew Shubin is a singer-songwriter and guitarist who entertains audiences in the US with heartfelt and catchy originals. He performs in many genres, including, musical theater, acting, along with TV appearances. Andrew has toured the world with his choir.

Winston Raval is a renowned Filipino-American jazz pianist, composer, arranger, and musical director whose career has spanned decades and left a lasting imprint on both Philippine cinema and jazz music. Born in Laoag City, Ilocos Norte, he showed prodigious musical talent — reportedly playing piano with perfect pitch as early as age three and giving his first recital at five.

As a founding member of the group Vanishing Tribe, Raval pioneered a bold musical style known as “ethnic jazz fusion,” blending traditional Filipino instruments (like kulintang, gabbang, kudyapi, etc.) with jazz, synthesizers, and improvisation.

In the 1970s and early 1980s, under Vanishing Tribe and his own name, Raval scored the music for more than 20 Filipino films — including classics directed by national-artist filmmakers such as Ishmael Bernal and Lino Brocka — which helped define a golden age of Filipino film music.

His contributions have been recognized by multiple awards: in 2018, he received the first-ever “Lifetime Achievement Award in Film Music” from Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino, honoring the depth and influence of his body of work.

Today, Winston Raval continues to perform, compose, and direct music — his repertoire spanning film scores, jazz compositions, and stage works — keeping alive a legacy that bridges Philippine tradition and global jazz idioms.

"Andrew,Raval and I offer a night of music intended to bring joy and lift spirits during these hard times."

-Charmaine Clamor