Music on the Delaware Presents:
Coffeehouse at the Theatre
When: Sunday, September 19, 2010, 7-9 P.M.
Doors open at 6:30, seating limited
Admission: Free, donations accepted
Description: The Stoddard Hollow String Band plays old-time fiddle and banjo music, some traditional, some original. Band members include: Marvin Zachow on fiddle; Ed McGee on banjo; Frank Frazzitta on guitar; and Joel Murray on bass.
The “Coffeehouse at the Theatre” will feature local/regional soloists or small groups playing a variety of acoustic music in an informal, intimate setting. Coffeehouse will take place in the “Museum Room” on the second floor on the third Sunday of the month. Coffee/tea and light desserts will be available.
For information, email: musiconthedelaware@gmail.com
Acoustic Eidolon:
When: September 25th, 2010 at 7:30pm
Tickets: Available at the Walton Theatre Box Office or by calling (607) 865-6829 or by E-mail.
Ticket Cost: Adults $14.00, Seniors $12.00, Families $30.00.
Description: “A sumptuous musical feast from Colorado” featuring Joe Scott on double necked “guitjo” and wife Hannah Alkire on cello. Georgia’s Good Life Magazine calls their music “some of the most powerful and intriguing music on the scene today.” A moving combination of Celtic, classical and contemporary folk.
The guitjo sounds at times like a guitar, sometimes a mandolin, and other times like harp, hammered dulcimer or banjo. Hannah’s cello can only be described as magnificent.
Acoustic Eidolon has graced stages throughout the U.S., Europe, Canada, and Australia and have produced 8 CDs.
Visit Acoustic Eidolon's website at www.AcousticEidolon.com
Music on the Delaware Presents:
Ruby Shooz
When: November 13th, 2010 at 7:30pm
Tickets: Available at the Walton Theatre Box Office or by calling (607) 865-6829 or the above button.
Ticket Cost: Adults $14.00, Seniors $12.00, Families $30.00.
Description: High energy, extravagant, old time rock and roll show. Costume changes, trivia and dance contests. Exciting from the moment all six walk on the stage.
Thrilling audiences for 20 years, this group of maniac musicians brings back the great sounds of the ‘50’s and ‘60’s as well as some newer classics. An evening not to be missed!
20 years of Cruisin’ with the Shooz!
Visit the Ruby Shooz website at www.RubyShooz.net
Music on the Delaware
Presents:
The Sweetback Sisters
When: February 26, 2011
Tickets: Available at a variety of local businesses; at the Walton Theatre Box Office; by calling (607)865-6829; or online on this website.
Ticket Prices: Adults $14, Seniors $12, Families $30, Students $5
Description: The rollicking country swing of The Sweetback Sisters is as infectious as it is heartbreaking. They sing country songs in close, surrogate-sister harmony...and matching dresses. Their repertoire combines several of the Sisters’ passions - country music from before they were born and new interpretations of those traditions - to create on a new take on what it means to be country. Their whimsical exterior is wrapped around a core of deeply felt love for traditional country music styles and a palpable joy in playing and singing together.
Their debut album in 2007 earned them a spot on Prairie Home Companion’s talent contest for twenty-somethings.
Visit The Sweetback Sisters website at www.thesweetbacksisters.com
Music on the Delaware Presents:
Cindy Kallet and Grey Larsen
When: March 26, 2011 at 7:30pm
Tickets: Available at a variety of local businesses; at the Walton Theatre Box Office; by calling (607)865-6829; or online on this website.
Ticket Prices: Adults $14, Seniors $12, Families $30, Students $5
Description: Cindy Kallet and Grey Larsen, each well-known for their decades of music making, have spent much of the past five years in a joyful musical collaboration. Cindy is a superb singer, guitarist, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Grey is one of America’s finest players of the Irish flute and tin whistle, as well as an accomplished singer and concertina, fiddle, piano and harmonium player. Together, they weave songs and tunes of vibrant color and rich texture.
Boston Globe: Cindy is “one of folk music’s most respected songwriters…provocative, heartwise, and original…a brilliant guitarist.”
Washington Post calls Grey: “a gifted multi-instrumentalist who consistently demonstrates his melodic finesse.”
Visit their websites at www.cindykallet.com & www.greylarsen.com
Music on the Delaware Presents:
Chuck & Albert
When: May 14, 2011 at 7:30pm
Tickets: Available at a variety of businesses; at the Walton Theatre Box Office; by calling (607) 865-6829; or online at this website.
Ticket Prices: Adults $14, Seniors $12, Families $30, Students $5
Description: Canadian Comedy Award and East Coast Music Award nominees, Chuck & Albert are no strangers to the art of total entertainment. Multi-instrumentalists, great physical comics, and fluently bilingual, this duo from Prince Edward Island, Canada has played to standing ovations both at home, across Canada and overseas. Their performances bring to life an energetic blend of visual humor and quick wit combined with the upbeat foot-stomping music and dance of their indigenous Acadian roots. The fiddle and feet have always been instruments of choice in Evangeline region but in addition their show includes guitar and percussion (spoons, jaw harp, knives, forks, saw and rhythm bones, and, of course, audience participation!
Chuck & Albert believe two things: that every situation, no matter how grim, will be happily resolved; and that Chuck, who is 39 years old, will never be able to do his own laundry.
Visit their website at www.chuckandalbert.com