Barnaby Finch and friends entertain Idyllwild Arts audience

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Concert-1 — From left, Don Reed, Jeff Olsen, Lily McCabe, Bill Saitta, Paul Carman and Barnaby Finch performed at the annual Barnaby Finch and Friends Concert at Stephens Recital Hall at Idyllwild Arts Saturday night. All proceeds from the event went to the Idyllwild Arts Scholarship Fund. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Concert-4 — From left, Lily McCabe and Barnaby Finch perform to raise money for the Idyllwild Arts Scholarship Fund. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Concert-5 — Paul Carmen played the saxophone and clarinet Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Concert-9 — From left, Don Reed and Jeff Olsen perform side by side. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Concert-11 — Idyllwild Arts Associates and supporters came out to help raise money for the Idyllwild Arts Scholarship Fund. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Concert-14 — From left, Don Reed, Bill Saitta and Barnaby Finch harmonize their instruments together. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Concert-16 — From left, Jeff Olsen, Lily McCabe and Bill Saitta. Saitta brought out his vocals and was accompanied by fellow musicians. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

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