A house concert in the ‘hood

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Kevin writes:

My wife and I are hosting a house concert on Burke Avenue North a few blocks up from GasWorks Park.  Our group, Dinas o Frain, plays Welsh music and we will have Molly Bauckham, harpist and singer, as special guest.

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House Concert featuring Molly Bauckham with Dinas O Frain, “The City of Crows”

Friday, March 22, 2013 at 7:30 p.m. (3616 Burke Avenue North)

Tickets $15

For ticket information and reservations call 206-633-3577 or email [email protected]

Molly BauckhamMolly Bauckham has been singing since childhood and playing harp since 1998.  Her repertoire is primarily traditional Celtic songs and harp tunes, but also includes a variety of classical and contemporary music.  In 1993, she won First Prize Vocal and Grand Prize Overall in Hawaii’s statewide Brown Bags to Stardom talent competition.  Molly also provides bedside music in therapeutic and healing settings.  She also has a background in theatre arts.  When not performing, Molly can be found slinging harps and dulcimers at Fremont’s legendary Dusty Strings Acoustic Music Shop.

Dinas o Frain, “The City of Crows,” a local group with repertoire in traditional Welsh dance music, has entertained in pubs, coffeehouses, weddings and other private functions.  They have played at many local Welsh events, most notably Seattle’s annual St. David’s Day celebration and the Black Diamond Welsh Heritage festival and have performed for several years at the Northwest FolkLife Festival.  In the past, members Laura Lovell on bouzouki and fiddle with Kevin Gow on flute, whistle and concertina have performed with many fine musicians, but are pleased to announce a new permanent member, Motter (Mo) Snell, harpist.  The harp adds a deep dimension to Welsh music creating a pleasing musical blend, interweaving spirited dance tunes and elegant arrangements to the dance tunes and songs of Wales.Dinas O Frain, The City of Crows

 

 


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Margaret Steck is a freelance writer, mother of two, and has been a resident of Wallingford since 1996. When she's not out covering the neighborhood schools or any other interesting haps for Wallyhood, Margaret writes articles pertaining to running, parenting, and international adoption.

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  1. Frankie

    Looks pretty rowdy. I am not sure I like this Burning Man chaos in our backyard. Thinking I might call the cops.

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