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Wednesday February 10, 2010
7:30 pm
Pretty Shaky String Band Open Jam
Urban Options (405 Grove St East Lansing, MI)
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A weekly open jam for acoustic musicians. We play a lot of old time, some Irish and contra - but hey, teach us your tunes! All skill levels welcome - a great place to gain experience playing nicely with others or to swap tunes. Just show up any time after 7:30! Free. (more)
Contact:
A weekly open jam for acoustic musicians. We play a lot of old time, some Irish and contra - but hey, teach us your tunes! All skill levels welcome - a great place to gain experience playing nicely with others or to swap tunes. Just show up any time after 7:30! Free. (more)
Friday February 12, 2010
8:00 pm
Elizabeth LaPrelle
Unitarian Universalist Church (855 Grove St East Lansing, MI)
Contact: 517-862-0416 info@tenpoundfiddle.org
Elizabeth sings the ballads and old-time songs of the Appalachians. Elizabeth grew up in Rural Retreat, Virginia surrounded by the ballads and old-time songs of the Appalachians. She sings these songs the way their ancestors might have sung them - you can feel the warmth and emotion in her stories - and poetry in the songs. She was very well received at East Lansing's Great Lakes Folk Festival - we're proud to have her back in town! As a special treat, Elizabeth will be joined by her mother Sandy, adding her lovely vocal harmonies to some of the songs. Gate opens at 7 pm; doors open at 7:30 pm. General admission seating. Tickets: $12 Public/ $10 Fiddle Members/ $5 Students. Available on line at www.tenpoundfiddle.org, and at the door. (more)
Contact: 517-862-0416 info@tenpoundfiddle.org
Elizabeth sings the ballads and old-time songs of the Appalachians. Elizabeth grew up in Rural Retreat, Virginia surrounded by the ballads and old-time songs of the Appalachians. She sings these songs the way their ancestors might have sung them - you can feel the warmth and emotion in her stories - and poetry in the songs. She was very well received at East Lansing's Great Lakes Folk Festival - we're proud to have her back in town! As a special treat, Elizabeth will be joined by her mother Sandy, adding her lovely vocal harmonies to some of the songs. Gate opens at 7 pm; doors open at 7:30 pm. General admission seating. Tickets: $12 Public/ $10 Fiddle Members/ $5 Students. Available on line at www.tenpoundfiddle.org, and at the door. (more)
