Idyllwild Arts jazz band dazzles

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Lake Jiroudek, Mary Duffy, Brian Shin and Max Kazakov unite together to wow the audience during the Idyllwild Arts Academy Jazz Concert last Thursday on campus. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Katie Perez belts out amazing jazz vocals. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Mary Duffy and Emily Jimenez perform at the Idyllwild Arts Jazz Concert at IAF Theatre on campus last Thursday night. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Randy Plummer on saxophone and Kat Deiter on drums perform at the concert. Photo by Marshall Smith

Luca Jacurusso, Lake Jiroudek, Marry Duffy and Brian Shin harmonize together to entertain the audience. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

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