Terry Waldo, protégé of the great Eubie Blake, has been thrilling and entertaining audiences for more than 40 years with his dazzling technique and smooth vocals. A key part of the ragtime revival of the 1970s, Terry wrote the book on the subject, the just-reissued This is Ragtime, also a major NPR series. He has appeared on more than 40 recordings. Mr. Waldo is a composer, arranger, producer, scholar and teacher. He has appeared everywhere from The Tonight Show to Lincoln Center, from Small's Jazz Club to Carnegie Hall and now the Jazz Depot of the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame. Opening for Mr. Waldo is Lawton, Oklahoma, native Mitch Meador, who will perform Clarence Wood's suite Oklahoma U.S.A. Mr. Meador is an expert on Oklahoma's own great ragtime history, and will begin his performance at 5:30 p.m.