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The Parkside Grille, 505 Strecker at Clayton Road, Wildwood MO 63011
Two Times True--Larry--sax, Carolbeth--keys, Dave--drums, Glen--bass on the lot of The Parkside Grille. Carry out available, limited indoor dining, great drinks, very friendly staff, and great jazz! Please join us.
Kirkwood Baptist Church, Woodlawn at Adams, Kirkwood MO 63122
Two Times True: Carolbeth True--keys; Dave True--drums; Glen Smith--bass; Larry Johnson--saxophone in a FREE concert playing a great mix of jazz--some old, lots of new, on the beautiful grounds of KBC. Bring chairs, drinks, snacks.
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Sandy Weltman and I have played intermittently together for over 20 years--a real mix of jazz, Latin, Klezmer, old style jazz and blues. It is always like coming home to a dear friend! Please join us!
Tickets $10, 2 shows, separate ticketing, 5:30 and 8PM
“Carolbeth is a cornerstone of the St. Louis jazz scene, but also one of the hardest working jazz educators this town has ever seen! Her quartet Two Times True features three of the city’s most notable players, Dave True, Glen Smith and Larry Johnson. Their work together shows Carolbeth’s playing in a very powerful light.”
— Michael Silverman
Carolbeth True is well known in the St. Louis area as a performer and music educator. She is adjunct music faculty at Webster University and also has an extensive private piano studio.
Carolbeth performs with Two Times True with her son Dave on drums; the Carolbeth Trio; the Oikos Ensemble; Wind of the Spirit Praise Band, and is an original cast member of "The Jazz Story", the first educational program presented by The Sheldon. Her trio enjoyed extended runs at both the Adam's Mark Hotel and Jazz at the Bistro. She has been the pianist with Variety Children's Theatre for nine years, and the All-State Vocal Jazz Ensemble for seven years.
Her awards include "Excellence in the Arts" from the Arts and Education Council; Riverfront Times and St. Louis Magazine Best Jazz Artist among others. Carolbeth is heard on many cds, most recently "True Christmas" with Two Times True.
“It's Carolbeth True's dedication to the ivories that makes us all grateful she calls St. Louis her home.”
— St. Louis Magazine
