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Sedona has an abundant musical scene if you know where to look for it. Whether you want to learn, listen, or dance, Sedona will serve your needs. Many Sedona venues now host a revolving array of nationally-known acts and our local groups still bring out the crowds: DJ Hareesh packs the dance floor wherever he plays and World-class Jazz guitarist Stanley Jordan calls Sedona his home. Even John Mayall, the blues and rock legend who I saw perform in Denver in 1970, has a house tucked away in Sedona’s hills. Did you know that Winamp, the original software for Windows music applications, was developed by a young Sedona man? Expert instructors are available for harp, piano, guitar, hand drumming, flute, didjeridu and even sitar. And you can always join the percussion scene with dozens of passionate participants at Cathedral Rock on the Full Moon, a tradition for well over 15 years. How about Saturday night drumming on Schnebly Hill Road?
Call first to confirm the performance, dance options, and other fun factors for your Sedona night out. Some venues have it all while others are restaurants with quiet background musicians adding to the fine dining experience. Special dance nights with local DJs, drum circles, and one-of-a-kind jams are also some of the delights to be had on the music scene.
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