Dan Levenson - Feb 3, 2007 & Workshop Info
Clarke House Concerts
Saturday, Feb 3, 2007
7:30pm
Doors open at 7pm
$15
JUST ADDED: Bob Carlin (from the John Hartford String Band) will be
joining Dan & Jennifer for the evening concert. This will be a great
night of southern Appalachian string band music.
Dan has a vibrant way of relating the music, dance and stories he has
learned the old fashioned way. He tells of growing up during the folk
era of the 50's and 60's, and of sharing his parent's involvement in
music. Dan also relates his own experiences in exploration of the
southern Appalachian music and dance traditions, much of which he
learned first hand. He even tells of bringing his own children into the
fold to continue the traditions for at least one more generation. He
waves a fabric rich in the color of a time and place where music is
still a part of people's daily lives.
To reserve your seats, visit http://clarkehouseconcerts.com to order
online. You can also reserve your seats by mailing a check to me.
Details are on the web site.
>>> BANJO WORKSHOP <<<
Dan is offering a banjo workshop on Saturday, Feb 3rd at the house. We
still have a few seats left. He & Bob Carlin will also be offering
private lessons. Contact me for details.
http://clarkehouseconcerts.com/?q=node/32
Clarke House Concerts
concert with Dan Levenson, let me know. All the details are below.
See you at the show!
Chris
(619) 291-4954
On Jan 21, 5:03 pm, "Clarke House Concerts" <mcsp...@gmail.com> wrote:
> An Evening with Dan Levenson (and Friends) at the Clarke House
> Saturday, Feb 3, 2007
> 7:30pm
> Doors open at 7pm
> $15
>
> JUST ADDED: Bob Carlin (from the John Hartford String Band) will be
> joining Dan & Jennifer for the evening concert. This will be a great
> night of southern Appalachian string band music.
>
> Dan has a vibrant way of relating the music, dance and stories he has
> learned the old fashioned way. He tells of growing up during the folk
> era of the 50's and 60's, and of sharing his parent's involvement in
> music. Dan also relates his own experiences in exploration of the
> southern Appalachian music and dance traditions, much of which he
> learned first hand. He even tells of bringing his own children into the
> fold to continue the traditions for at least one more generation. He
> waves a fabric rich in the color of a time and place where music is
> still a part of people's daily lives.
>
> To reserve your seats, visithttp://clarkehouseconcerts.comto order