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SUMMARY:Pete Seeger Centennial Concert Featuring performances by Miles & Mafale\, Carolann Solebello\, James O’Malley and Mountain Maidens
DESCRIPTION:Buy Tickets\n[nicepaypal type=”cart” name=”Pete Seeger Tribute” quantity=”field;Ticket Qty;1″ option1=”dropprice;type;Select your ticket option; Nonmember:25.00;Member:20.00″] \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 Nonmember). Note: If you require multiple ticket types (ie: 1 member + 1 nonmember ticket)\, please add one type to the cart\, return to the page\, and add the second type separately.\n\nPete Seeger\, the inspirational American folksinger\, political activist\, environmentalist and humanitarian – whose songs helped provide a musical backdrop for many of the historical movements of the 1960s through the early 2000s – would have turned 100 on May 3. Although he left us in January 2014 at the age of 94\, his spirit and his songs – both those he wrote and those he helped to popularize – live on.  \nAs Bruce Springsteen once said\, Pete Seeger lived a life that is“ a testament to the power of song and culture to nudge history along.” He was the essence of humanity\, a man who dedicated much of his life to seeking to help others\, to lift us up through song and his indomitable spirit\, to bettering the human condition and that of our country and our planet. \nPete Seeger may be gone now\, but we at the Folk Music Society of Huntington hope that his legacy\, his songs and his challenge to us to employ the power of song to help change the world will live on for generations to come. \nTo mark the centennial of his birth\, we have invited some talented Long Island -based artists to perform some of Pete’s songs\, along with a few of their own. In the spirit of Pete\, audience members who know the lyrics will be invited to join in.  Singing along is part of the folk tradition. \nFeatured Artists include: \nMiles & Mafale (formerly The YaYas) are three-time finalists in the prestigious Kerrville New Folk Competition\, were audience-voted “Most Wanted” artists at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival\, and have had official juried showcases at several music conferences hosted by regional affiliates of Folk Alliance International. Catherine Miles and Jay Mafale have spent much of the last few years concentrating on the collaborative project No Fuss and Feathers and touring in support of Traveling Circus (#22 Top Album of 2016 on the international Folk DJ chart). These days\, the LI-based husband and wife team find themselves turning their unaffected style toward more socio-political themes. The release of their next duo album is set for later this year. \nCarolann Solebello is a NYC-born and bred performing songwriter whose smooth\, compelling voice and warm acoustic guitar style surely nod to rural folk traditions\, yet with a decidedly urban sense of rhythm and sophisticated vocal phrasing that bend those traditional forms into more contemporary shapes. A founding member of the popular Americana trio Red Molly\, with whom she was associated for six years\, she now tours as both a solo artist and with the modern folk quartet No Fuss and Feathers. Carolann continues to earn accolades performing her New York-inflected brand of original and traditional Americana as a solo artist. She will play the Main Stage at this summer’s Falcon Ridge Folk Festival\, having been voted among the “Most Wanted Return” artists following the festival’s Emerging Artists Showcase last year. Carolann released her fifth solo album\, Shiver\, in February 2018. \nJames O’Malley has been a mainstay on the Long Island folk scene for many years. He writes knowingly of life’s foibles\, triumphs and defeats\, and delivers his songs in a gentle\, subtle\, whispering tenor that draws his listeners in. A two-time finalist in the Plowshares Songwriting Contest\, James writes songs that take the listener on an emotional journey — exploring family\, relationships\, human nature and the contemplation of life’s choices. Music critics have hailed him for his warm melodies\, storytelling abilities and his way of charming audiences. His songs are universal\, often written with a subtle humor. He has released several CDs. \nMountain Maidens is a Long Island-based folk harmony trio comprised of Candice Baranello\, Lorraine Berger and Marie Mularczyk O’Connell. Since first meeting at the Dickens Festival in Port Jefferson\, the threesome has been performing a harmonious mix of ballads\, folk songs\, country and gospel numbers\, love songs\, and songs of social justice throughout the local area. Individually\, the group’s members are all accomplished musicians in their own right. Candice (Candy) plays the dulcimer; sings traditional\, classical and gospel music; and is also a member of the a capella trio Wild Ginger. Lorraine plays the guitar and flamenco castanets and sings alto with the Huntington Choral Society. Marie is a multi-instrumentalist (guitar\, banjo\, mandolin\, dulcimer\, dumbec\, bones and spoons\, to name a few)\, who sings both British and American folk songs as well as Jewish music. Last spring\, Mountain Maidens released a two-CD set entitled We’ll Walk The Road Together.
URL:https://fmsh.org/event/pete-seeger-centennial-concert-featuring-performances-by-miles-mafale-carolann-solebello-james-omalley-and-mountain-maidens-2/
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SUMMARY:JONI MITCHELL: Happy 75th Birthday Celebration. Part of the Music Legends Live series at the Cinema Arts Centre
DESCRIPTION:FMSH joins with the Cinema Arts Centre in co-presenting the latest installment in Bill Shelley’s Music Legends Live series at the Cinema on Tuesday\, May 14\, at 7:30 p.m. Entitled Joni Mitchell: Happy 75th Birthday Celebration\, this special program will feature archival footage of the Songbird of Saskatchewan performing some of her classic songs – including  “Big Yellow Taxi\,” “Both Sides Now\,” “Chelsea Morning” and “Woodstock.”\nAfter starting out performing folk songs in Canadian cafes and bars\, Joni Mitchell migrated to California in the mid-1960s. There she befriended fellow musician David Crosby of The Byrds\, who helped her to secure a record deal. Success followed with Judy Collins’ recording of “Both Sides Now\,” before Joni found superstardom with her song “Woodstock” – made famous by Crosby Stills Nash and Young. Buoyed by the success of her albums Ladies of the Canyon and Blue\, Joni became the decade’s most accomplished female singer-songwriter. She also used her skills as a painter to design numerous album covers for herself and others. Ever changing and challenging herself as a musician\, Joni also experimented with jazz\, fusion and electronica during the 1970s and beyond. \nTickets for this special event\, which also includes a discussion and a reception afterwards\, are $16 ($11 for CAC and FMSH members) and may be purchased in advance or at the door.
URL:https://fmsh.org/event/joni-mitchell-happy-75th-birthday-celebration-part-of-the-music-legends-live-series-at-the-cinema-arts-centre-2/
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SUMMARY:Lipkin & Hitt + Eugene Ruffolo
DESCRIPTION:TICKET INFO\nTickets for this event are available at the Cinema Arts Centre on the day of the performance.  Prices are $10 for FMSH and Cinema Arts Centre Members / $15 for Nonmembers.  There are no advance tickets for this event. \nAward-winning songwriters Lipkin & Hitt and Eugene Ruffolo share a bill during the monthly Hard Luck Café series at the Cinema Arts Centre (423 Park Avenue\, Huntington\, NY) on Thursday\, May 16. The 8:30 p.m. concert in the cinema’s Sky Room will be preceded by an open mic at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are  $15 ($10 for Cinema Arts Centre and Folk Music Society of Huntington members) and will be available at the door. \nLipkin & Hitt: Pittsburgh’s Jay Hitt\, an acoustic guitar-playing troubadour\, has teamed up with New York’s Lisa Lipkin\, a truth-seeking piano songstress to craft a musical world that is insightful\, tuneful\, often playful\, and sheer delight. Since their meeting in 2012\, Lipkin & Hitt have graced all manner of stages and continue to enchant and entertain audiences wherever they go. \nHitt — who has a talent for vivid storytelling\, combined with crisp and delicate acoustic melodies — has twice been named Best Acoustic Musician by readers of the Pittsburgh City Paper and has received numerous songwriting awards. In addition to recording several albums and touring in support of them\, his stage credits include Pittsburgh Light Opera productions of Always\, Patsy Cline and Ring of Fire (a Johnny Cash revue). Lipkin’s songs have received such prizes as first place in a New York State Contest for Environmental Awareness and have been featured In the Tami Gold documentary\, Passionate Politics. Her production credits include an award-winning children’s CD by Christine Pepe and Hitt’s Greetings from the Wilderness. \nEugene Ruffolo\, perhaps best known to LI audiences as part of the Cosmic Orchestra during the monthly Soulful Sundown series in Manhasset\, is a prolific and deeply personal NYC-based singer-songwriter. A first-prize winner in both the prestigious Telluride Bluegrass and Merlefest songwriting competitions\, he is currently working on his eighth studio album. His previous recordings have received worldwide critical acclaim. \nIn addition to his original work\, Ruffolo’s vocal talents\, which a writer for Rolling Stone called “utterly intriguing\,” have made him a favorite of many prominent artists with whom he has shared stages. Both in the studio and in live performance\, he has worked with such diverse artists as Tony Bennett\, Garth Brooks\, Mary Chapin Carpenter\, Kenny Loggins\, Run DMC\, Spyro Gyra\, Livingston Taylor\, Cheryl Wheeler\, and David Wilcox. Ruffolo’s voice has been featured in numerous Hollywood films\, and he has worked with noted director/producers Brian De Palma\, George Lucas\, Ennio Morricone\, and Martin Scorcese.
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