- Áine Minogue – O Boro Braindi Braindi
- Alison Krauss & Union Station
- Amos Lee – Seen It All Before, Night Train
- Angel Taylor – Make Me Believe
- Bill Morrissey – She’s That Kind of Mystery
- Brandi Carlile – The Story
- Brett Dennen – Ain’t No Reason, By and By
- Cat Power – I Found a Reason
- Cheryl Wheeler – 75 Septembers
- Chris Smither – Train Home
- Chris Thomas King – John Law Burned Down the Liquor Sto’
- Claire Lynch
- Colbie Caillat – Bubbly
- Coldplay – Yellow (acoustic version), See You Soon
- Colin Hay – I Just Don’t Think I’ll Ever Get Over You
- Corrine Bailey Rae – Like A Star
- David Grisman – Neon Tetra
- Eric Bibb – Flood Water
- Eric Tingstad & Nancy Rumbel – Walking in the Air, Galileo
- Erin McCarley – Gotta Figure This Out
- Eva Cassidy – Somewhere Over the Rainbow
- A Fine Frenzy – Happier
- Gary Stadler – Fairy Nightsongs
- Greg Laswell – High and Low
- Griffin House – The Guy That Says Goodbye To You Is Out Of His Mind
- Holly Brook – Saturdays
- Holly Conlan – You Are Goodbye
- Ingrid Michaelson – Breakable, The Way I am
- Iron and Wine – Naked As We Came
- Jackson Browne – The Night Inside Me
- Jaymay – Sea Green, See Blue
- Jim Brickman – Barcelona
- Joe Purdy – Wash Away
- Joshua James – Dangerous
- Joshua Radin – What If You
- Kate Rusby – You Belong to me, Who Will Sing Me Lullabies
- Kate Walsh – Don’t Break My Heart
- Keb’ Mo – Every Morning
- Kelly Joe Phelps – Loud As Ears
- Kris Delmhorst – Since You Went Away
- Kurt Bestor – First Snow
- Laura Sullivan – Dreaming Underwater
- Lucinda Williams
- Marié Digby – Umbrella
- Mary Chapin Carpenter
- Meiko – Under My Bed, How Lucky We Are
- Missy Higgins – Don’t Ever, Warm Whispers
- Nanci Griffith – Love At The Five And Dime
- Órla Fallon – The Water Is Wide
- Parachute – She Is Love
- Patty Griffin – Let Him Fly
- Paul Cardall – Baptism
- Peter Bradley Adams – For You
- Peter Rowan – Dust Bowl Children
- Priscilla Ahn – Dream
- Rachael Yamagata – River, The Reason Why, Ode To…
- Ray Lamontagne – Can I Stay, Shelter
- Regina Spektor – Samson
- Rory Block – Joliet Bound
- Rosi Golan – Follow the Arrow
- Rosie Thomas – Say Hello
- Ron Sexsmith – Tell Me Again
- Rufus Wainwright – Complainte De La Butte
- Sam Bush – Leather Britches
- Sara Bareilles
- Schuyler Fisk – Fall Apart Today
- Steve Reynolds – Forsaken
- Tim O’Brien – Down In The Willow Garden
- Tony Furtado – Mudville
- Tony Rice – Port Tobacco, Gold Rush
- Tristan Prettyman – Shy That Way
- The Weepies – Stars
- William Fitzsimmons – You Still Hurt Me
Tag Archives: Cello
A Kurt Bestor Christmas
Home For The Holidays
A Kurt Bestor Christmas, a beloved holiday tradition in Salt Lake City, UT, returns to the Eccles Theater this December.
A Kurt Bestor Christmas has been a much-anticipated tradition for audiences throughout the western U.S. The show draws more than 20,000 delighted fans every year. Featuring 45 musicians on stage, sophisticated sound and lights, and special guests, combined with warm storytelling and humor, Bestor creates an intimate rapport with concert-goers that sets A Kurt Bestor Christmas apart from any other seasonal show.
December 15-17, 2022, Multiple Times
A Kurt Bestor Christmas
Eccles Theater, Salt Lake
Horse Feathers Band
Portland Cello Project Videos
Heather Woods and The Portland Cello Project: “Finding Comforts” from Douglas Jenkins on Vimeo.
Justin Power and Portland Cello Project: Seeds May Fall from Portland Cello Documentary Proje on Vimeo.
Portland Cello Project – ‘Denmark’ from Two Penguins Productions on Vimeo.
Justin Power and Portland Cello Project from Portland Cello Documentary Proje on Vimeo.
Horse Feathers Band
The Portland, OR, folk duo Horse Feathers consist of singer/songwriter Justin Ringle (acoustic guitar, vocals, percussion) and multi-instrumentalist Peter Broderick (violin, banjo, mandolin, cello, viola, piano, saw, percussion, vocals). Ringle grew up in Idaho and played in several short-lived indie rock bands during his teenage years, but moved to Portland in 2004, where he met Broderick, who was already a member of the more established Portland band Norfolk & Western. They spent much of 2005 writing songs and honing their live performances at various Portland open-mike nights. Influenced by both the stark folk music of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska and the post-classical work of Scandinavian composer Max Richter, the duo entered the studio in February 2006 to record its debut album, Words Are Dead , 11 chamber-folk tracks featuring Ringle’s high, reedy vocals and enigmatic lyrics and Broderick’s baroque filigree. Words Are Dead was released on Lucky Madison Records in September 2006. The band inked a deal with the Kill Rock Stars label the following year, releasing House with No Home in 2008. – All Music Guide
Related Information
- Horse Feathers Band Videos – Take a look and a listen
- Horse Feathers MySpace Free Streaming MP3’s
- Horse Feathers Website
- Tickets & Venue Information
Emily Hope Price from NYC
Cello, voice and metalophone, a little Boss Loop Pedal, and sometimes the homemade record player. Indie, Experimental and Folk.
http://www.parkcitylivemusic.com/
http://www.myspace.com/emilyhopeprice
Portland Cello Project
Self-Described “Indie Cello Orchestra,” The Portland Cello Project (or, PCP, as their fans affectionately call them) has a deep-rooted philosophy of building a stronger music community through collaborations across all genres. Their performances are unique and eclectic—one might hear hip-hop mixed with bach or a haunting cover of Britney Spears. This is a whole new cello experience.
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