Music next week
Oct. 20th, 2005 10:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jwghThere's going to be a great show at the Mediator Church not far from Roger Williams Zoo [directions] on Friday, October 28. If you don't have any other plans I think it will really be worth checking out.
There will be three acts, plus, um, me. In order they will be:
- During setup -- Chris has asked me to play some nice piano music from around quarter past 6 pm so that there will be music while the rest of the sound equipment is set up. I'll play all instrumentals.
- 7 pm -- Chris Monti opens. I'll sit in with him for the last 4-5 songs.
- 8 pm -- Paul Geremia goes on. He's one of the great living country blues guitar players -- just really, really good. Hopefully he'll play a few piano tunes too!
- 9 pm -- Chris Turner, Rachel Maloney, and the Wholebellies play last. Chris and Rachel are a husband and wife team (he plays harmonica and a few other instruments, she plays fiddle) and they always put on a great show. The Wholebellies are an acoustic band they put together that features all sorts of instruments, from the guitar to the accordion to the diggerido, and they're always a lot of fun.
There isn't a cover charge per se, but there is a $7 'suggested donation'. (If you can't afford it, come anyway and don't worry about it.) Hope you can make it!
There will be three acts, plus, um, me. In order they will be:
- During setup -- Chris has asked me to play some nice piano music from around quarter past 6 pm so that there will be music while the rest of the sound equipment is set up. I'll play all instrumentals.
- 7 pm -- Chris Monti opens. I'll sit in with him for the last 4-5 songs.
- 8 pm -- Paul Geremia goes on. He's one of the great living country blues guitar players -- just really, really good. Hopefully he'll play a few piano tunes too!
- 9 pm -- Chris Turner, Rachel Maloney, and the Wholebellies play last. Chris and Rachel are a husband and wife team (he plays harmonica and a few other instruments, she plays fiddle) and they always put on a great show. The Wholebellies are an acoustic band they put together that features all sorts of instruments, from the guitar to the accordion to the diggerido, and they're always a lot of fun.
There isn't a cover charge per se, but there is a $7 'suggested donation'. (If you can't afford it, come anyway and don't worry about it.) Hope you can make it!
