Saturday, June 20, 12-6pm | Brought to you by Arlington Center for the Arts
John Gass and Brenda Fingold weave the gorgeous tones of the Native American Style Flute with guitar, voice and percussion to share original and familiar songs, improvisations, and instrumentals from contemporary Native artists. https://johngassflute.com/
Georgian choral singing goes back a thousand years and more. Style, sound and structure vary from region to region and even from valley to valley in the mountains of the Caucasus. Georgia adopted Christianity in the fourth century, and independently developed a polyphonic singing style that was incorporated into the liturgy and taught in singing …
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Alex was born and bred in Ayrshire, Scotland (Robert Burns country) and grew up surrounded by classical and Celtic music. His first instrument was piano. He transitioned to guitar in his early teens for many reasons including the “cool” factor but never quite gave up piano. He lived in Southern England for several years where …