FINDING VENUS: Come Hell or High Waters
Caroline Waters and I did our second U.S. version of her musical on October 26th. I helped her weave the music and story together in a tantalizing and exciting edit. We added great folks to the mix, including Tamara Zook as Mama, Shelby Bond as Papa, Aina O’Kane as Stefanie and Brian Dyer returning as Psychiatrist, Jennifer Richardson as Higher Self, and Caroline as Caroline. I got to play more songs on cello and harmonize with a few vocals! Cellist Sandy Seufert joined us on cello for a couple of tunes.
Cello Shots!
SATISFIED – TV placement!
Diana Meyer and Kyle Puccia wrote and produced this gorgeous song inside of a week for a possible TV placement with the help of Seth Von Paulus, Vivi Rama, Nate Morton, and Phoebe Carter. I played all the string parts on cello. The TV show “Tori & Dean” picked it as one of their songs for the upcoming season! And specifically asked also for just the instrumental track. Click here to buy on iTunes!
NORWAY DAY FESTIVAL – April 30, May 1
I am thrilled to be joining CAROLINE WATERS on cello at the Norway Day Festival in San Francisco on April 30th and May 1st. As the featured performer, Caroline will open the festival, sing the American National anthem, give concerts both days on the main stage and one pub performance on Sunday.
Directions, tickets & schedule: http://www.norwayday.org/
Location: Fort Mason Center (Festival Pavilion), San Francisco
Saturday April 30 – NORWAY DAY FESTIVAL
10:15 – 11 AM Opening remarks & National Anthems
1:45 – 2:45 PM Caroline in Concert – Main Stage
Sunday May 1 – NORWAY DAY FESTIVAL
1 – 2 PM Caroline in Concert – Main Stage
3:15 – 4:15 PM Caroline Unplugged – Pub area
Oh, Mama!
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I had the honor and privilege of performing with CAROLINE WATERS on April 24th for a combined birthday celebration and first fledgling reading of Caroline’s new musical, “Finding Venus – Come Hell or High Waters” at M Bar in Hollywood. It was a beautiful evening.LA Women In Music Spotlight Member
I am honored to be in Spotlight Member for Los Angeles Women in Music for the month of April 2011!
LAWiM is celebrating their 25th year. Check out the website! www.lawim.com
| ABOUT LAWiM: Established in 1986, Los Angeles Women in Music (LAWiM) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) Public Benefit Corporation dedicated to fostering equal opportunity for women and men in the music industry and to promoting the advancement of women through empowerment, support, education, encouragement and recognition of their achievements. … As such, we provide forums and opportunities for emerging talents; pay tribute to women who have made distinctive and/or significant contributions to our musical culture; recognize those (individuals/organizations/entities) who have contributed to the betterment of women in music; provide educational programs and events at large; and give rise to social and civic issues in our local community through musical endeavors. |
April Shows in Hollywood Town
Monday, April 13
M Bar, Hollywood – With Harriet Schock for LAWiM’s Singer/Songwriter Night
Tuesday, April 19
7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. @ Matt Denny’s Ale House in Arcadia, with Harriet Schock. Info: www.JCHyke.com
Sunday, April 24
7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. @ M Bar, Hollywood – Dinner & Birthday Concert Celebration with Caroline Waters
Delicate
I played for Elysa Gomez on March 20th at Hollywood Bar & Grill for her 8th week of Cabaret Idol. We did “Delicate” by Damien Rice. It was BEAUTIFUL! She went last, and one judge said it was THE performance of the night. Yay, Elysa! (Thanks for the photo Michael!)
Simple & Rotten
Played with David Babich’s band, REDLIGHT CAMERA, at Room 5 Lounge in Los Angeles on March 19th! It has been described as a Folk-Infused Ethereal Alternative Pop Band. David is a gifted composer – the cello parts were wonderful – and a great mix: keyboards, guitar, bass, drums and cello. Thank you, Caroline Waters, for the fun photos!
Ain’t No Way To Treat A Lady!
I am now playing with Harriet Schock! Harriet is a Grammy nominated, platinum recording artist who wrote (among other gems) the amazing anthem, “Ain’t No Way to Treat A Lady.” Her songs are especially gorgeous beautiful paired with cello, Kelly DeSarla on flute, Joe Lamanno on bass guitar and Harriet on piano – and the amazing back-up singer Andrea Ross-Greene. We had 3 gigs in March in Hollywood, at MBar and for Grassroots Acoustica at Talking Stick Coffee Lounge in Venice. Looking forward to more!
