Experience the vibrant traditions of Son Jarocho, a folk music style from Veracruz, Mexico, in this hands-on workshop led by acclaimed multi-instrumentalist Jerónimo González (Last Jerónimo). Participants of all instruments and experience levels are invited to join an open-instrumentation ensemble exploring the rhythms, melodies, and collaborative spirit of this dynamic musical tradition.
Widely known by his artistic moniker Last Jerónimo, González is a prominent Mexican multi-instrumentalist, producer, and a foremost master of the jarana jarocha, a traditional stringed instrument from Veracruz. He has carved out a unique place in contemporary music by blending the roots of Son Jarocho with jazz, hip-hop, and electronic music.
Hosted by MacPhail Center for Music as part of the Lakeside Guitar Festival, this workshop is free and open to musicians of all instruments, ages, and skill levels. RSVP is requested.
