The South Shore Syncopators in Ain't Cha Got Music? at Ethical Humanist Society

Soon to be coming to you live from the newly-redecorated Leopold and Loeb Room high atop the Ethical Humanist Society in beautiful downtown Garden City, it’s time once again for The South Shore Syncopators to bring the music of the 1920s and 1930s vividly to life in their own unique and entertaining style.

“AIN'T CHA GOT MUSIC?”, is a musical program of songs both sweet and hot, from stage and screen and all places in-between. For your listening pleasure, the South Shore Syncopators have assembled some of the finest vocalists indigenous to Long Island and its surrounding environs all of whom are members of the Gilbert & Sullivan Light Opera Company, along with the South Shore Syncopators, Long Island’s Premiere Dance Orchestra. Yes friends, the South Shore Syncopators, have put together a marvelous program with something for every taste and predilection. Hear songs originally recorded by Fanny Brice, Annette Hanshaw, Al Jolson, Bing Crosby and Eddie Cantor. Hear detailed transcriptions of instrumental numbers from Hal Kemp, Fletcher Henderson, Gus Arnheim and his Coconut Grove Orchestra and others....

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Soon to be coming to you live from the newly-redecorated Leopold and Loeb Room high atop the Ethical Humanist Society in beautiful downtown Garden City, it’s time once again for The South Shore Syncopators to bring the music of the 1920s and 1930s vividly to life in their own unique and entertaining style.

“AIN'T CHA GOT MUSIC?”, is a musical program of songs both sweet and hot, from stage and screen and all places in-between. For your listening pleasure, the South Shore Syncopators have assembled some of the finest vocalists indigenous to Long Island and its surrounding environs all of whom are members of the Gilbert & Sullivan Light Opera Company, along with the South Shore Syncopators, Long Island’s Premiere Dance Orchestra. Yes friends, the South Shore Syncopators, have put together a marvelous program with something for every taste and predilection. Hear songs originally recorded by Fanny Brice, Annette Hanshaw, Al Jolson, Bing Crosby and Eddie Cantor. Hear detailed transcriptions of instrumental numbers from Hal Kemp, Fletcher Henderson, Gus Arnheim and his Coconut Grove Orchestra and others.

Come and enjoy our cabaret-style table seating while you sip a refreshing soft drink or glass of wine and savor a delicious dessert over a cup of coffee (all of which are included in the admission price). Take a chance on our great raffle prizes and gift baskets. And, of course, bask in the tonal splendor of the vocal department of the Gilbert and Sullivan Light Opera and marvel at the instrumental virtuosity of the South Shore Syncopators. All of this for the extraordinarily reasonable admission price of $25. Where else can you get food, drink, music, laughs and shelter from the elements all for one-quarter of a C-note? Nowhere, that's where! So Gents, get out your spats and derby hats. Ladies, get a new bob and turn down those hose. It's 1929 all over again!

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