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Paul Mcllvaine

L/oewe, lyncs by

Jay Lemer, and

“Oklahoma” by

Richard Rodgers with words by Oscar Hammerstein II.

In the second half, the music will be wide ranging, including numbers from “Porgy and Bess,” “Kismet,” “Les Miserables,” “Phantom of the Opera,” and “Kiss Me Kate.”

Neimat and Mcllvaine are among those rare singers who sure equally accomplished in both popular and classical styles. As a jazz vocalist Neimat performed for several years with great success on the Washington area club circuit. Last year she recorded the Rodgers and Hart classic, “There’s A Small Hotel,” for Parisian director Caroline Bottaro’s

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