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SUMMARY:The Slambovian Circus of Dreams
DESCRIPTION:Buy Tickets\n[nicepaypal type=”cart” name=”Slambovians” quantity=”field;Ticket Qty;1″ option1=”dropprice;type;Select your ticket option;Member:25.00;Non-Member:30.00″] \nPurchase advance tickets for this event using Paypal or your major credit card. Be sure to select the ticket quantity as well as the appropriate ticket type (Member or Non-Member).  \nNote: If you require multiple ticket types (ie: 1 member + 1 non-member ticket)\, please add one type to the cart\, return to the page\, and add the second type separately.\n\n \nFormed in Sleepy Hollow\, NY in the late 1990s\, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams has achieved near legendary status as a pioneering alt-folk/Americana jam band\, while remaining on the fringes of the music industry. The Slambovians’ lively late-night musical extravaganzas have made the band Falcon Ridge Folk Festival favorites for more than a decade. \nThe music of The Slambovian Circus of Dreams has been variously described as “hillbilly-Floyd\,” “folk-pop\,” “alt-country\, roots-rock\,” and “surreal Americana” — a clear indicator of its singularly indescribable uniqueness. Dancing freely between all existing religious and philosophical mythologies\, the music is uplifting\, empowering\, at times haunting\, and a lot of fun. Elements of The Incredible String Band\, Dylan\, Bowie\, Neil Young and the Decemberists are all part of the musical mix. \nFronted by songwriter Joziah Longo (vocals/guitar/harmonica)\, the band features guitarist/mandolin player Sharkey McEwen\, multi-instrumentalist Tink Lloyd (accordion\, cello\, uke\, theremin\, melodica); and new member Felipe Torres (percussion). \nIt’s impossible to capture in writing what the experience of seeing the Slambovians live is really like. Come see for yourselves. \n“The Slambovians cast a wide net … (their) music seems to energize anyone who hears it.” – Relix Magazine \n“One of Americana’s most original ensembles.” – Sing Out! \n“Mightily impressive and hugely original” – Maverick Magazine – UK \n“This band reminds me to write and perform with my whole heart and soul.” – Dar Williams
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SUMMARY:Greg Cornell & The Cornell Brothers + David Moss
DESCRIPTION:TICKET INFO\nTickets for this event are available at the Cinema Arts Center on the day of the performance.  Prices are $10 for FMSH and Cinema Arts Centre Members / $15 for Non Members.  There are no advance tickets for this event. \nGreg Cornell and the Cornell Brothers (siblings in song\, not in fact) is a Brooklyn-based roots music quartet featuring fiddle/mandolin\, guitar\, bass and percussion\, along with tight three-part harmonies\, that has played venues in New York\, festivals and club dates in New England\, and four shows at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival in Utah. The group’s musical repertoire features a blend of bluegrass\, country\, old-time and blues.  \nInspired by his literary and musical heroes — Emerson\, Whitman\, Doc Boggs\, Levon Helm\, Gordon Lightfoot\, Seldom Scene\, Neil Young\, Doc Watson and Jerry Garcia’s acoustic work – singer-songwriter Greg Cornell writes stories of struggle and regret ending in hope. He uses nature – especially the mountains and the sea – as settings for his tales of yearning and redemption.  Accompanying Cornell (guitar and vocals) will be Amanda Homi (harmony vocals and percussion)\, Chris Nattrass (upright bass) and Zack Bruce (mandolin and harmony vocals). (www.reverbnation.com/cornellbros)  \nDavid Moss is a Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter and a 2011 winner of the prestigious Grassy Hill Kerrville New Folk Competition. \nMoss hails from Peoria\, IL and began his musical journey playing cello and singing in various formats at a very young age. After earning a degree in cello performance from the University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign)\, he moved to Austin\, TX in 2007 and immersed himself in the music scene there for a number of years before relocating to New York.  \nBesides performing as a solo artist and with his twin brother\, Adam\, he continues his cello career playing and composing with The Blue Hit\, Ana Egge\, Moishe Circus and Satellite Ballet\, among others.  Moss’ song “Jerusalem\,” penned in 2010\, was featured on “Democracy Now” in 2014 – the same year that he released an album entitled Songs for Willoughby.             (www.mosssongs.com)
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