The Santa Clara County Library District welcomes two musical acts in February. 

Caribbean singer Asheba is the featured musician for the Family Concert Series, while Black Cedar Trio reimagines classics with their three-piece ensemble.

“We are happy to introduce wide-ranging musical talent to our patrons,” said County Librarian Nancy Howe. “From the Caribbean-style musical storytelling of Asheba to the Renaissance masterpieces performed by Black Cedar Trio, they are performances all ages will enjoy.”

Asheba specializes in calypso, the musical and folkloric oral tradition of his native Trinidad. The focus of his music is hope and happiness, which can be heard in his original works as well as his covers of classics such as “Itsy Bitsy Spider” and “You Are My Sunshine.”

Asheba performs Feb. 1 at 3pm in the Gilroy Library Community Room, 350 West Sixth St.

Black Cedar Trio is a three-piece ensemble dedicated to music for flute, cello and guitar. They re-create classic and commissioned compositions that work for this combination. Their performances have been described as “deeply personal” with “perfect synchronization of subtle rhythms and phrases.” Formed in 2013, the group has performed all over the state.

The ensemble will perform Feb. 24 at 7pm at the Morgan Hill Library Program Room, 660 West Main Ave.

All events are free and open to the public. Seating is limited, so attendees are encouraged to arrive early.