CYPRIAN'S at TURK and LYON
A New Performance Space in San Francisco
Current information now at CypriansCenter.org
Feb 17: Bluegrass Duo Night - Three Big Acts
Nell Robinson & Jim Nunnally
More sunshine for San Francisco – but at night – with Nell Robinson’s big, bright, sunny charm and way down-to-earth bluegrass rhythms. Robinson (of Red Level, the Henriettas) is making a stop at Cyprian’s at the end of a much-acclaimed East Coast tour. Joining her is world-class picker and signer, Jim Nunally (David Grisman Bluegrass Experience, John Reischman and the Jaybirds) to make this duo one stand-out performance for the annual Bluegrass & Old-Time Fest.
Sam Misner & Megan Smith
With the gift of engaging story-telling through music and acting, Sam Misner & Megan Smith enthrall audiences with their unique vocal harmonies and lyrics that take flight. They’re a gem of a musical pairing, offering a fresh take on contemporary folk music. They earn applause and deep appreciation for the connection to roots music that’s been called “the perfect balance between traditional and contemporary.” Can anyone resist asking them to perform their award-winning Madeline (Paradise Cracked)? (West Coast Songwriters Association award, 2007).
Jeanie & Chuck Poling
Cyprian’s has some of the best, most talented neighbors, and Jeanie and Chuck Poling rank right at the top. They say it best: “our mission is first and foremost to give folks a show.” Hands-down and feet-stomping – they know just how to do that with bluegrass, honky-tonk, powerful vocals and fine guitar work. Jeanie and Chuck have been playing music together since 1982, and they were featured at Strictly Bluegrass in Golden Gate Park (before the “Hardly” was tacked on). They formed their Country Roundup band in 2001 to include whoever else they could add to their masterful musical mix.
Tickets
Friday, Feb 3, 7:30 pm
Adv $16, door $18; over 65, under 12, students with ID $14
brownpapertickets
Feb 3: An Evening of Kirtan with David Newman & Mira
Jan 21: Grammy Winner Ramblin' Jack Elliott Cowboys-Up to Cyprian's
For SF Live Arts, the concert year begins with a performance that only Ramblin’ Jack Elliott can deliver. He “sings the blues as only he can” after a close association with more of the big-name blues artists than you might recall – Leadbelly, Mississippi John Hurt, Reverend Gary Davis, Son House, Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry, Furry Lewis, and Big Bill Broonzy.
Ramblin’ Jack was the last musical partner of Woody Guthrie, he mentored Bob Dylan, and is considered the “sonic grandfather of just about every scruffy-voiced folksinger in the Western world.” Nominated five times for Grammy awards, he claimed one in 2009 for Best Traditional Blues Album after taking it in 1998 for Best Traditional Folk Album. Before that, in 1995, he received the National Medal of Arts.
Cyprian’s is honored – no, we’re Cowboy-Up! Ready and excited – to host Ramblin’ Jack Elliott for his annual visit to San Francisco.
Try to catch the award-winning film The Ballad of Ramblin’ Jack for the story of the man who shaped and celebrated the great folk traditions and then be sure to make Cyprian’s a must-stop for this amazing performer. Vikki Lee, the Americana/Country/Rockabilly sensation opens the concert.
Ramblin' Jack Elliott with opener Vikki Lee
Doors open 7:30 pm, performance begins at 8pm
Cyprian's, 2097 Turk St. at Lyon
$20 adv/$22 door; $18 for kids, seniors, and students with ID
Tickets:
brownpapertickets
Swankety Swank, 289 Divisadero, San Francisco
Phoenix Books & Records, 3957 24th St., San Francisco
Down Home Music, 1034 San Pablo, El Cerrito
Check Getting to Cyprian's above for bus lines (with a stop across the street) and off-street parking options. Secure bike parking provided on site.
Refreshments for sale and you can drink in the church.
Ramblin' Jack Elliott appears at Cyprian's as part of the SF Live Arts Music Series.
Dec 3: Wake the Dead and The Rowan Brothers
Deadheads, folkies, rockers and musical adventurers alike: the time has come to embrace the entire Summer of Love with the world's first Celtic all-star Grateful Dead jam band. Wake the Dead was formed on a whimsical inspiration by three Celtic performers who shared a love for the Grateful Dead back in 2000. Inspired by the cultural joy and expression of love and appreciation celebrated at Irish wakes, a full band was assembled and today the very talented septethave recorded three CDs and wowed audiences all across the country. Let them rock your world at Cyprians.
Speaking of the Grateful Dead, also performing are the Rowan Brothers who had Jerry Garcias as a backing musician on their first album, released in 1972. Brothers Chris and Lorin Rowan have a long history as a band in San Francisco and their tight harmonies and haunting melodies come together over crisp guitar and mandolin and steel guitar picking to offer a versatile and exciting combination of bluegrass-flavored folk that you won’t want to miss.
Saturday, Dec 3 Wake The Dead and The Rowan Brothers
Doors open 7:30pm, performance begins at 8pm
Cyprian's, 2097 Turk St. at Lyon
$18 adv/$20 door; $16 for kids, seniors, and students with ID.
Tickets:
Brownpapertickets.com
Swankety Swank, 289 Divisadero, San Francisco
Phoenix Books & Records, 3957 24th St., San Francisco
Down Home Music, 1034 San Pablo, El Cerrito
Dec 17: The Nutcracker for Two Guitars, Judson-Tyler Duo
Tchaikovsky’s orchestral masterpiece has lost an incredible 13,890 pounds,* but The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, The March of the Toy Soldiers, The Waltz of the Flowers remain for this unique holiday experience at Cyprian's. The Judson-Tyler Duo captures the soaring grandeur of The Nutcracker in the intimately beautiful voice of two classical guitars. Hear this perennial classic refreshed with new color—and a few twists. (*figure based on the average weight of a modern symphony orchestra).
The Judson-Tyler Duo (Zachary Judson Selissen and Michael Tyler Roberts) joined forces in 2006 as graduate students at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. They discovered not only a shared history as electric guitar-wielding classic rockers who developed a passion for the classical guitar, but also a common interest in a wide range of music, from jazz to tango to the Baroque. Their repertoire reflects these diverse interests, though they share a particular weakness for the amazing music of Latin America. Always focused on creativity, they frequently incorporate improvisation into their repertoire, and possess a growing body of original compositions and arrangements.
Judson-Tyler has honed their duo skills through coachings with the Katona Twins, March Teicholz, David Tanenbaum, and Larry Ferrara, and have performed numerous times in concert halls and at private events.
Nutcracker for Two Guitars: A Perfect Early Evening Treat for the Whole Family
Doors open 6:30 pm, performance begins 7 pm
Approximately one-hour performance
Meet the artists after party in community hall
Wine, beer, sodas, water and treats available
Cyprian’s 2097 Turk at Lyon (located within St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church)
Tickets sold at the door: $10 - $15 sliding scale with kids 10 years & younger free
Check Getting to Cyprian’s above for bus lines (with a stop across the street) and secure off-street parking options. Secure bike parking provided on site.
Dec 5: LIVE IN SAN FRANCISCO - The Best in Chamber Music from Stanford
Tickets: sold at door only, sliding scale $12 - $20
A portion of ticket proceeds will benefit the scholarship fund for the St. Lawrence String Quartet's Summer Chamber Music Seminar at Stanford.
Refreshments will be available: wine, beer, sodas, water, baked goods
See "Getting to Cyprian's" above for information on Muni bus lines (the #31 Balboa stops across the street from Cyprian's) and secure off-street parking two blocks away. Secure bike parking provided.
Cyprian's is a community program of St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church, located at 2097 Turk @ Lyon.
Dec 2: Cascada de Flores and The Stairwell Sisters
Cascada de Flores (“waterfall of flowers”) has been interpreting the traditions and diversity of Mexican and Caribbean folk music and dance for the past 10 years with elegance and originality. The trio, who have all traveled domestically and internationally to grow and perform their talents, showcase a remarkable number of traditional instruments including, but definitely not limited to, guitar, flute, donkey jawbone, and zapateado (percussive dance).
Members of Cascada de Flores are all highly regarded. Vocalist, dancer, and player of traditional Mexican rhythm guitar Awren Lawrence had her performance described by the Los Angeles Times as “one of the most authentic moments of the evening, performed with such loving purity that it stayed with the audience long after the curtain fell." Guitarist Jorge Liceaga comes from a rich musical heritage and has been part of other notable innovative groups such as Potaje, which explores the musical bridges between Spain and Cuba. Sabra Weber is trained in classical flute performance and is currently director of SONando Santa Barbara, a Latin American cultural arts organization.
The Stairwell Sisters return to Cyprian's stage for another "old-time tear-down" with a punk-rock intensity. Sweet country music, rowdy fiddling, steel strings, step dancing and bluegrass through-and-through claim raves for these five San Francisco women on tours all across the U.S. and Europe. Ten years, three albums, from the Lincoln Center to Prairie Home Companion -- The Stairwell Sisters could not be more welcome at Turk & Lyon.
Awesome Double Bill: Cascada de Flores & The Stairwell Sisters
Doors open 7:30pm, performance begins at 8pm
Cyprian's, 2097 Turk St. at Lyon
$18 adv/$20 door; $16 for kids, seniors, and students with ID
Tickets:
brownpapertickets
Swankety Swank, 289 Divisadero, San Francisco
Phoenix Books & Records, 3957 24th St., San Francisco
Down Home Music, 1034 San Pablo, El Cerrito
Check Getting to Cyprian's above for bus lines (with a stop across the street) and secure off-street parking options. Secure bike parking provided on site.
Refreshments for sale and you can drink in the church.
Cascada de Flores and The Stairwell Sisters appear at Cyprian's as part of the SF Live Arts Music Series
Nov. 19: An Evening with Holcombe Waller -- Songs of Intimacy, Courage and Stunning Virtuosity
Cyprian's, 2097 Turk St. at Lyon
$12 - $20 sliding scale at door and for tickets:
Brownpapertickets.com
Swankety Swank, 289 Divisadero, San Francisco
Phoenix Books & Records, 3957 24th St., San Francisco
Down Home Music, 1034 San Pablo, El Cerrito
Nov 18: Kathy Kallick Band Brings Hit Songs from "Between the Hollow and the High Rise" to Cyprian's
Extraordinarily talented Kathy Kallick has been writing and performing traditional bluegrass music since the mid 1970s. Fifteen album releases later, this award-winning artist is continuing to wow with the Kathy Kallick Band. Their most recent album, “Between the Hollow and the High Rise” has been receiving great praise from critics, and the single “Where is My Little Cabin Home” has had more bluegrass chart time than any other song in 2010-2011.
The current Kathy Kallick Band lineup has been described by Chris Stuart of Sing Out! as “a wonderful combination of youth and experience.” Adventurous mandolin player Tom Bekeny has been singing and playing with Kallick since 1996. Alaskan born, Bay Area resident Dan Booth contributes soulful lead and harmony singing in addition to acoustic bass. Greg Booth, Dan’s father, plays the banjo and dobro, and won a dobro playing competition in 2006 after playing for only one year. Annie Staninec, at the age of 22, has already won the Fiddler Player of the Year Award from the Northern California Bluegrass Society twice.
Jeanie & Chuck's Country Roundup open the show with honky tonk and bluegrass favorites on acoustic instruments and their specialty of strong, rich duets.
This is another SF Live Arts performance at Cyprian’s not to be missed!
Doors open 7:30pm, performance begins at 8pm
Cyprian's, 2097 Turk St. at Lyon
$18 adv/$20 door; $16 for kids, seniors, and students with ID.
Tickets:
Brownpapertickets.com
Swankety Swank, 289 Divisadero, San Francisco
Phoenix Books & Records, 3957 24th St., San Francisco
Down Home Music, 1034 San Pablo, El Cerrito
Nov. 5: An Evening with Latif Bolat -- Folk Music, Sufi Mystic Stories & Images from Ancient Turkey
$18 adv/$20 door; $16 for kids, seniors, and students with ID.
Brownpapertickets.com
Swankety Swank, 289 Divisadero, San Francisco
Phoenix Books & Records, 3957 24th St., San Francisco
Down Home Music, 1034 San Pablo, El Cerrito
Grammy-Winner Jim Lauderdale Coming to Cyprian's
On September 24th SF Live Arts brings international recording artist and multi-Grammy winner Jim Lauderdale to Cyprian’s for an exceptional evening of music. With success in both bluegrass and country music, Lauderdale won Artist of the Year and Song of the Year at the first Honors and Awards Show held by the American Music Association in 2002. He’s been hosting the ceremonies ever since. Known as well for his outstanding songwriting talent, Lauderdale has had his songs recorded by The Dixie Chicks, George Strait, Solomon Burke, Mark Chesnutt, Vince Gill, John Mayall, Kathy Mattea, Lee Ann Womack, and many others.
We’re thrilled to welcome Jim Lauderdale to Cyprian’s. And there’s even more.
Tune in to your favorite neo-noir, honky-tonk songs performed by San Francisco native singer/songwriter Maurice Tani and the nothing-short-of-sexy Jenn Courtney with her full-sized, luxurious, June Carter-like voice. You’ll want to stomp and sway in the aisles when Tani and Courtney take the stage. We last saw them play with 77 El Deora, and now we get them on their own.
Doors open 7:30pm, performance at 8pm
Cyprian's, 2097 Turk St. at Lyon
$18 adv/$20 door; $16 for kids, seniors, and students with ID.
Tickets:
Brownpapertickets.com
Swankety Swank, 289 Divisadero, San Francisco
Phoenix Books & Records, 3957 24th St., San Francisco
Down Home Music, 1034 San Pablo, El Cerrito
Back to Bali: Traditional Balinese Shadow Theatre for the Family at Cyprian's Saturday September 10
You are cordially invited to an experience of a lifetime- a Balinese shadow theatre performance. ShadowLight Productions presents The Marriage of Adimbi, performed by Artistic Director and founder Larry Reed. This is a wonderful event for children and adults alike and has a special early starting time, 7:30pm, to accommodate families. Production includes gamelan accompaniment (a treat in itself).
The ancient art of Indonesian shadow play, known as wayang kulit, is a unique form of theater in which light, shadows, and intricate handmade puppets are used to tell stories of folklore and myth. The performances are important in ritual, lesson, and entertainment. Each performance is a unique, improvised experience that depends upon the shadow master and his rendition of the tale as well as his connection with the audience.
Artistic Director and puppet master Larry Reed is one of the few Americans who has been trained in Balinese shadow theater. During his young adulthood he completed a decade of intense study with an Indonesian shadow master. Reed is known for his expansion of the art form, which includes a new shadow casting method that allows for integration of traditional theatre techniques as well as cinematic effects and modern theatre and dance styles.
“Afterward their whole dreamscape changes and they start dreaming differently or remembering things differently,” says Reed of his audiences in a KQED Spark segment. “It makes it worth doing these projects, even though they are so much work.”
Saturday September 10
Cyprian's, 2097 Turk St. at Lyon
$13 adv/$15 door; $11 for kids, seniors, and students with ID
- brownpapertickets.com
- Swankety Swank, 289 Divisadero, San Francisco
- Phoenix Books & Records, 3957 24th St., San Francisco
- Down Home Music, 1034 San Pablo, El Cerrito
Back to Bali is a presentation of SF Live Arts (formerly the Noe Valley Music Series) noevalleymusicseries.org
Who Says You Have To Be Gay To Fight? Arizona Filmmaker Finds Her Own "Activist Within"
The Activist Within Official Trailer from Purling Place Productions on Vimeo.
Music in film by Holcombe Waller
Two states -- one red, one blue
Three marches -- San Francisco, Phoenix, Washington DC
One cause -- the right to marry
Arizona filmmaker Rachel Lack presents the struggle over same-sex marriage -- from both perspectives, for and against -- in California and her home state in this new documentary, The Activist Within. In the midst of tracking the passionate positions of those for and against same-sex marriage, Lack finds her own voice, one that will not and cannot be stilled.
Cyprian's is pleased to present the Bay Area premiere of this compelling story of courage, wisdom and commitment. Please join us Tuesday, August 23, 7:30 pm for The Activist Within.
$10 tickets at the door only.
Q & A to follow screening.
The Africa Project Comes to Cyprian's: Film Premiere & Live Concert with 14 Musicians
One man can help change the world. Joe Baker is doing it through music. Fired up with the vision to bring together musicians from three countries and two continents, Baker traveled to Ghana and South Africa with versions of three classic American songs and field-recorded musicians in Ghana and South Africa contributing to them. They also donated nine other songs for American performers to complete the circle of collaboration.
Baker and his colleagues at Bay Area Recorders Organization (BRO), based in San Francisco, produced a 74-minute film of the musicians performing. Sales of the DVD/CD package of the film and the songs will benefit education programs in Africa. Joe Baker named his undertaking The Africa Project.
Cyprian’s is excited to host the Bay Area premiere of The Africa Project on this upcoming Saturday, August 20th at 7:30 pm. After showing the film on a large screen – everyone gets a good seat – 14 of the musicians from the film will perform live on Cyprian’s stage.
The Africa Project DVD/CD features an amazing collection of songs -- emotion-charged, lilting and inspiring – by the artists playing hand-made drums, organ and grand piano, acoustic guitar, banjo, flute, stick & snake shaker, bell trea, donno drum, gome drum, trombone, trumpet, laspsteel guitar and many more with vocalists and choirs.
A few of the local contributors include
• Garrin Benfield, acoustic guitar
• Michael Manring, fretless bass
• Larry Kassin*, flute
• Unity Nguyen, flute
• Jordan Feinstein, organ and grand piano
• Edna Love, vocalist
The Africa Project at Cyprian’s benefits the Ghana Initiative for Valued Education (GIVE) and Amajika Performing Arts of South Africa, and St. Cyprian’s Building Fund.
*A huge thanks to Larry Kassin, producer of SF Live Arts, for bringing The Africa Project to Cyprian’s and to Duncan Ramsay for the remarkable poster image.
The Africa Project
Saturday, August 20
Doors open 7pm, film begins 7:30 pm, live concert 9:30 pm
DVD/CD and refreshments available for purchase
Tickets: $13 advance / $15 door
Tickets: brownpapertickets.com
See transportation and parking info above -- "Getting to Cyprian's"
Cyprian's Celebrates Six Months -- 22 Acts with Local, US and International Performers, 1000 Patrons
- 3 nights of bluegrass (the San Francisco Bluegrass & Old Time Festival)
- gypsy jazz
- Irish fusion violinist (jazz, Brazilian, Cuban, Indian, and gypsy)
- classical guitar
- country western
- acoustic fusion vocals and guitar
- folk, rock, pop, jazz elements
- banjo riff of Beatles tunes
- yodeling and chicken clucking
- Irish/Cajun rebel sound
- a master guitar class
- old-time gospel
- traditional gospel quartet
- Indian and new world sound
- blues and more blues
- tango
- The Stairwell Sisters
- Nell Robinson with John Reischman & The Jaybirds
- James Nash and the Nashvillains
- The Water Tower Bucket Boys
- Cahalen Morrison & Eli West
- Jackstraw
- Misner & Smith
- Glass House
- George Cole Quintet
- Brothers Comatose
- Merle "Ian Shoales" Kesler & Joshua Raoul Brody with their Evening of Song
- Colm O'Riain
- Justin Houchin
- Culann's Hounds
- Lucia Comnes
- Vieux Farka Toure
- Men of Endurance
- Fret Not Gospel
- Tango No. 9
- Maurice Tan, Jean Courtney & 77 El Deora
- Jeffrey Halford & Band
- Lisa Sangita Moskow
- Larry Kassin, SF Live Arts producer, and his staff (Marlene, Ron, Elliot)
- St. Cyprian's congregation and Rev. Will Scott
- Gigi Smith for the best home cooking available at many concerts
- Cyprian's many volunteers -- ushers, greeters, parking attendants, and promoters
- Lucia Comnes for bringing Vieux Farka Toure to Cyprian's
- Everyone who came to Cyprian's for the amazing sounds and good spirits
- All the artists who grace our space and make it glow
Jug Band Festival Returns to San Francisco, Three Bands Perform Saturday, August 6th at Cyprian's
Find more artists like Devine’s Jug Band at Myspace Music
Take a listen to Ted's Stomp by Devine's Jug Band. Good thing toe-tapping and dancing in the aisles is encouraged at Cyprian's. How could we stop it with songs like this? And it's ok to bring that jug or bottle upstairs while you're getting that good jug band sound. San Francisco-based, DJB "captures the sound and spirit of the great jug bands from the 20s and 30s." They'll bring along their CD Terrible Operation Blues for you to take home with the Fourth Street Mess-Around just one of the songs to keep you company.
From Portland comes The How Long Jug Band, playing vintage blues, jazz and ragtime on standard and homemade instruments. Baritone ukulele, harmonica, banjitar, washboard, washtub bass, jug, fiddle, mandolin and guitar -- the How Long Jug Band plays them all. We love the Portland sound!
Summer Sounds: Concerts Lined Up for July & August
"Heat and cool. Departures and arrivals. Life and death. Tango No. 9’s new CD, "Live at the Columbarium", expresses them all." www.TangoNumber9.com
Saturday, August 6, 8pm
San Francisco Jug Band Festival
Benefit for St. Cyprian's
Co-Produced by California Jug Band Association & Cyprian's
Image: misisipimike.com
25 Singers! 25 Songs! Special Price, New Time
New Ticket Prices and New Start Time
Evening of Song
Cyprian’s at Turk & Lyon (2097 Turk)
$13 adv / $15 door
More information: noevalleymusicseries.com (415) 454-5238
Tickets available:
Brownpapertickets.com or (800) 838-3006
Swankety Swank, 289 Divisadero (415) 932-6615
Phoenix Books & Records, 3957 24th St, SF, (415) 821-3477
Down Home Music, 10341 San Pablo Ave, El Cerrito (510) 525-2129
$11 for kids, seniors & students with ID – at the door or online only
Bus, Bikes, Cars (and Walking too)
Any way you travel is good. See Getting to Cyprian’s above for info on each, including secure bike parking on site and free vehicle parking two blocks away. On-street parking is often available on Nido, the small local street north of Turk Street one block west of Cyprian’s.
Celebrated African Guitarist Vieux Farka Toure Stops at Cyprian's during World Tour
Captivating Men of Endurance, Inspiring Fret Not Gospel -- Cyprian's Expects Everyone on their Feet
"There is something in the old songs, borne out of the suffering of slavery and company towns, failing farms and untimely death, that prepares the heart to hear in the Word the only Uplifting Gospel there is."
Free Concert for All - Justin Houchin, Guitarist, Plays Music of Venezuela, J.S. Bach, Ravel's Pavane
Culann's Hounds with Lucia Comnes, April 16
www.brownpapertickets.com
Swankety Swank, 289 Divisadero, SF
Phoenix Books & Records, 3957 24th St., SF
An Evening of Song Wants You: Call for Singers
Do you have a favorite song you've always wanted to sing in public? Perhaps the one you wrote, an old standard, or one inspired by the themes Spring Break or Busting Out or something completely different of your own choosing? Cyprian's has the performing space with full production services ready for you on June 4th. All levels of experience welcomed.
"Just Because It's In A Church Doesn't Mean You Can't Dance!": Colm O'Riain
SF Live Arts presents at Cyprian's
$20/door, $18/adv, $16 for folks 65+, kids, and students with ID at the door
Tickets available:
www.brownpapertickets.com/event/159917
Swankety Swank, 289 Divisadero; Phoenix Books & Records, 3957 24th Street
"He Knows How To Dance You"
Colm's CD Bridge Across the Blue, produced with partner-in-crime, poet Pireeni Sundaralingam, features a dazzling array of musicians and poets and was cited by About.com as "one of the Top 7 recordings of poetry and music of all time."
Join Colm, his band - Geoff van Lienden (guitar), Joe Kyle Jnr (bass) & Wade Peterson (percussion) - and some very special guests for a wonderfully diverse night of music from Bach to Blues and many sideroads along the way.
“A genius fiddler.”
—Mike Scott, The Waterboys
“Ó Riain’s fireworks display of virtuosity easily spans the diverse genres of gypsy, tango, jazz, blues and Irish music all with his characteristic intelligence and pizzazz.”
—The Irish Herald
Glass House Opens for George Cole Quintet Saturday Night
Together their songwriting, producing and performing experience blend to create music that’s an acoustic fusion combining guitars, 8 string guitar/bass, voice and looped vocal percussion in songs that incorporate elements of folk, rock, pop, jazz and Indian music. The group is based in Oakland, California.
Glass House will be performing songs from their new album, expected to release this June. Their new CD relies exclusively on David’s vocals and Mark’s guitars and tabla playing. All drums are done vocally by David while Mark will be playing an eight string acoustic guitar-bass.
That’s a lot of strings! And, we can’t wait to hear their cover of Robbie Robertson's Broken Arrow.
George Cole Quintet & Glass House Headline Cyprian's March 5th
"A native of Oakland California, David began his singing career in 1985 with the Bay Area groups Jazz Mouth and Vocal Front. In 1989 he became a founding member of Bobby McFerrin's Voicestra and has remained a regular performer with McFerrin, featured on recordings, videos, and touring internationally. Most recently, David performed with McFerrin at the San Francisco debut of McFerrin’s Vocabularies with the Pacific Mozart Ensemble." glasshousemusic.org
"As a guitarist, Mark has played and studied rock, jazz, classical, and folk guitar. He is a devotee of the Michael Hedges school of steel string players. He plays a Matthew Mustapick 8 string guitar/bass, a Michael Greenfield G4 fan fret and a Duane Noble harp guitar using original tunings, harmonics, percussive techniques, and looping. Mark was recently chosen to perform and teach at the next Healdsburg Guitar Festival in California." glasshousemusic.org
Fans Brave Rain and Cold for More Bluegrass
- The George Cole Quintet - gypsy jazz with the Django Reinhardt-inspired ensemble
- Glass House - Bobby McFerrin vocalist Dave Worm & exotic guitarist Mark Vickness