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SUMMARY:David Amram Band
DESCRIPTION:Buy Tickets\n[nicepaypal type=”cart” name=”David Amram” quantity=”field;Ticket Qty;1″ option1=”dropprice;type;Select your ticket option;Member:20.00;Non-Member:25.00″] \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). Note: 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\nAptly described as “the Renaissance man of American music\,” David Amram is a composer\, a conductor\, a soloist\, an improvisational lyricist\, an author\, and a multi-instrumentalist who plays piano and various horns and whistles – as well as dozens of folkloric instruments from around the world. A pioneer in ‘world music’ dating back to before the term even existed\, he’s been engaged in and has integrated many genres in his work  — including folk\, jazz\, classical and chamber music. \nAmram is considered a pioneer of the French horn in jazz. He has composed more than 100 orchestral and chamber works – including “Symphonic Variations on a Song by Woody Guthrie” (commissioned by the Woody Guthrie Foundation) and “Theme and Variations on Red River Valley.” He’s written two operas and numerous theatrical and film scores – notably including those for Splendor in the Grass and The Manchurian Candidate. He’s worked with such musical luminaries as Leonard Bernstein\, Dizzy Gillespie\, Nina Simone\, Odetta\, Bob Dylan\, Steve Goodman\, Levon Helm\, Pete Seeger\, Arturo Sandoval\, Mary Lou Williams and many more. And he’s a musical luminary in his own right. Why\, he’s even been immortalized in a popular children’s song by Raffi – “One for me and one for David Amram.”  \nMany honors have been bestowed on Amram. He’s the subject of a documentary film entitled David Amram: the First 80 Years.  He’s been the recipient of a Pete and Toshi Seeger Power of Song Award\, several lifetime achievement awards\, and six honorary doctorates.
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SUMMARY:Crossroads Folk Festival
DESCRIPTION:Crossroads Folk Festival Set for June 12 in MalverneTom Chapin Headlines Second Annual Event Benefiting Farm\n\nGrammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Tom Chapin\, whose illustrious career spans five decades\, headlines the second annual Crossroads Folk Festival on Sunday\, June 12. It will extend from 1-8 p.m. at Crossroads Farm on the grounds of the former Grossmann’s Farm\, 480 Hempstead Avenue (intersection of Ocean Avenue)\, Malverne. The farm is located just one-quarter mile from Southern State Parkway Exit 17-S and also within a few blocks of the Long Island Railroad’s Malverne train station. \nwww.crossroadsfolkfestival.com  \nThe family-friendly festival will also feature performances by Long Island-based folk-rock harmony trio Gathering Time\, New Jersey-based folk stylists Mara Levine and Mike Agranoff\, and LI-based singer-songwriters Mike Barry\, Marci Geller and Kirsten Maxwell\, as well as a few local showcase artists (Acoustic Apple\, Karen Bella\, Robin Greenstein and Hank Stone) earlier in the day. In addition\, the Folk Music Society of Huntington will host a jam tent for those amateur and professional musicians with a desire to play\, sing or just listen\, while there are a playground and farm animals to keep youngsters entertained. Tickets – priced at $20 ($10 for students and seniors 60 and over) are available for purchase online at crossroadsfolkfestival.com and will also be available at the gate for an additional $5. More details on the festival\, including parking information\, also appears on the website. \n“Prior to last year’s launch of the Crossroads Folk Festival\, there hadn’t been a full-fledged folk festival in southwest Nassau since Nassau Community College discontinued its annual event a decade ago\,” said Gathering Time’s Stuart Markus\, a Malverne resident who has been advising the Nassau Land Trust’s Farm Advisory Committee. “This slate of musicians will appeal to people who aren’t necessarily died-in-the-wool folkies\,” he maintained. “Anyone who enjoys acoustic music and appreciates good songwriting will dig these acts.” \nNassau Land Trust Chairman Rick White said: “Since we started managing this land as open space\, we’ve held a number of special events to spur public interest in our sustainably run organic farm\, and to increase awareness of issues facing our environment. We’re expecting this to be the biggest of our summer events.” \nFestivalgoers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. A number of vendors will have food for sale\, while Lithology Brewing Company and other local brewers will pour microbrews. New York State wines and soft drinks will be available for purchase as well. \nTHE PROGRAM\nMain Stage\n1:00 to 1:45:   Mike Barry\n1:45 to 2:45:   Showcase Artists:\n– Acoustic Apple\n– Karen Bella\n– Robin Greenstein\n– Hank Stone\n2:45 to 3:30:   Kirsten Maxwell\n3:30 to 4:15:   Marci Geller\n4:15 to 5:15:   Mike Agranoff\n5:15 to 6:00    Mara Levine\n6:00 to 7:00    Gathering Time\n7:00 to 8:00    Tom Chapin\n________________________________________\nJam Tent\nAll afternoon: song circles\, sing-alongs\, and song swaps.\nBring your instruments and voices. \n3:00 to 3:30: pirate songs and sea chanteys with\nScuttlebutt Stu and Blood-Red Robin
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SUMMARY:NERFA Showcase: Aaron Nathans & Michael Ronstadt\, Hayley Reardon\, Amy Soucy\, Jim Trick
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. \nNo Open Mic tonight.  Please note earlier (7:00 PM) start time. \nThe Folk Music Society of Huntington (FMSH) partners with the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance (NERFA)\, a regional affiliate of Folk Alliance International\, in presenting a NERFA Showcase to close out the current season of its monthly Hard Luck Café series in the Sky Room at the Cinema Arts Centre (423 Park Avenue\, Huntington\, NY) on Thursday evening\, June 16.  The 8 p.m. concert will be preceded by an invitational mic beginning at 7 p.m.  \n“For this very special show\, we have invited five artists who have recently had juried official showcases at annual NERFA conferences to share their talents with our audience\,” says Michael Kornfeld\, president of FMSH and vice president of the NERFA board of directors. “Aaron Nathans & Michael Ronstadt\, Hayley Reardon\, Amy Soucy and Jim Trick will participate in two hour-long song swaps that will be preceded by an invitational mic featuring artists from Long Island and the New York metro area who regularly attend the conferences.” Among the talented artists who will each perform a song during the invitational mic are Mark Alan Berube\, Jay Hitt\, Lisa Jane Lipkin\, Kirsten Maxwell\, Cheryl Prashker\, and others tba. Refreshments – including craft beer and wine – will be available. \nAbout the Featured Performing Artists \nAaron Nathans & Michael Ronstadt: A singer-songwriter with a propensity for penning songs about subjects others haven’t has joined forces with a virtuoso cellist who hails from musical royalty (he’s Linda’s nephew) to form a duo that has been drawing critical acclaim. Aaron Nathans brings his brilliant\, off-kilter world-view and warped sense of humor to live shows that are as captivating as his guitar work\, voice and catchy melodies. Michael Ronstadt (cello\, guitar\, mandolin) carries on his family’s eclectic musical tradition with adventurous\, mind-bending songs. The duo recently showcased their talents as part of John Platt’s monthly “On Your Radar” series in NYC. (www.aaronnathans.com\, www.michaelronstadt.com) \nHayley Reardon is a Massachusetts native noted for her thoughtful\, vivid songwriting and engaging stage performance. Performer Magazine describes her music as “brilliantly moving folk/pop with a lyrical depth and soul.” In 2012\, The Boston Globe Magazine named her a Bostonian of the Year for both her music and her work to pair it with a message of youth empowerment. In a live setting\, Reardon’s soulful songs are carefully intertwined between thoughtful stories and soft\, clever humor to form a comforting\, yet commanding\, stage presence. Hayley Reardon is full of heart\, and what’s even better is that she has proven her ability to share that heart and make an audience feel her songs and stories just as strongly as she does. (www.hayleyreardon.com) \nAmy Soucy is a Beacon\, NY-based contemporary folk chanteuse who writes evocative songs exploring the kaleidoscope of human experience (dreams\, longing\, forgiveness and healing) and sings them in a voice that’s been called “powerful\,” “comforting\,” and “angelic.” Dubbed “enchanting” by singer-songwriter Sloan Wainwright and “just gorgeous” by NJ folk radio DJ Joe Pszonek\, Soucy’s 2015 debut album\, This River\, takes listeners on a soulful journey through a lush landscape of life\, love and earth – full of timeless\, poetic songwriting\, soaring melodies and shimmering harmonies. The CD was among the top Folk albums of 2015 on both the Folk DJ Listserv and the Roots Music Report international radio airplay charts. (www.amysoucymusic.com) \nJim Trick is a Massachusetts-based singer-songwriter who combines carefully crafted lyrics with acoustic guitar instrumentation featuring percussive\, intricate and ethereal ranges\, to create a powerful music experience. He cites Neil Finn\, Bruce Cockburn\, John Gorka and Charles Bukowski as influences. An engaging and entertaining performer\, Trick connects with audiences through his music\, words and real life perspective. As a touring member of Banding People Together\, Jim travels throughout the U.S. and beyond\, using music and behavioral science to help companies create collaborative strategies and improve leadership. He is also a frequent speaker at Boston’s Berklee College of Music. (www.jimtrickmusic.com)
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SUMMARY:American Roots Music Festival
DESCRIPTION:The American Roots Music Festival at Caramoor is an annual day-long family-friendly celebration of acoustic music. Set on 90 acres of gardens and Italianate architecture in Katonah\, Westchester County\, NY – 40 miles northeast of New York City — the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts is well known for its summer music festivals. The Folk Music Society of Huntington is delighted to again be a Cultural Partner of the festival and will have a presence there.\n“Caramoor is a nature paradise and the music takes place in several locations on the grounds so that folks can experience some of the environmental beauty as well\,” says Maggi Landau\, the festival organizer. She notes that during the daytime artists will be performing acoustic\, unplugged sets in the Sunken Garden – “a quiet grove with the audience sitting on the ground literally at the feet of the artist” – as well as on the larger Friends Field. An evening concert featuring John Fulbright and Hurray for the Riff Raff will take place inside the Venetian Theater\, for which there is reserved seating. \nDaytime performers include Sara Watkins\, High Plains Jamboree\, Man About A Horse\, Dennis Stroughmatt et L’Esprit Creole\, the Lowest Pair\, Spuyten Duyvil\, Silver City Bound\, Matt Turk and Monica Rizzo\, The Northeast Regional Folk Alliance (NERFA) presents Young Folk featuring Lula Wiles\, Eric Lee and Eliza Paltauf. And Spuyten Duyvil leads The Social Music Hour. \n$25 daytime only tickets (excluding the evening performances) and full-festival tickets\, priced at $35-$100 (including reserved seating for the evening concert) may be ordered by visiting www.caramoor.org. \nAttendees are advised to bring their own chairs for the daytime performances. Although limited food and beverages will be available for purchase\, folks also can bring their own and enjoy picnicking on Caramoor’s spacious lawns. \nVisit www.caramoor.org or call 914.232.1252
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