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SUMMARY:HomeGrown\, Rick Hardeman\, Ross Jordan\, and Paul Phillips
DESCRIPTION:With many new faces and new voices the ACMA is growing week by week. So\, we’re put three new ACMA songwriters on the stage together. Rick open for NUMR11 in November\, Paul opened for Bill Bynum in June\, and Ross seems to be at every open mic in the area. Please joins us\, for our New Guy Homegrown Songwriters Round. An exciting night of original songs and the stories behind the songs.  \n\nRick Hardeman\, after “lifetimes” lived on both sides of the country\, singer/songwriter Rick now brings his four decades of music and storytelling experience to audiences around the Gulf Coast of Florida. Built solidly on the 70’s-80’s acoustic folk/rock tradition\, Rick’s writing delivers what one writer called “intelligent and emotionally moving songs….songs that are ABOUT something…..songs that take you somewhere.” His intricate and subtle acoustic finger-picking style\, combined with his engaging lyrics\, sense of humor\, and mellow baritone voice make for a unique and entertaining musical experience. Rick’s second record (working title: “What Windows Do”) is scheduled for release in fall 2017.\n \nRoss Jordan has been playing and writing music for a long time. He studied Classical Guitar at Rutgers University and has played his original songs from New Jersey to San Francisco to South Dakota and now to South West Florida. His songs reflect influences from these varied regions. \nPaul Phillips trained musically\, American Songbook\, on a Hammond Organ\, but switched to guitar in a Vermont college\, where he was also introduced to Americana music\, and folk music.\nLiving on the South Shore of Boston\, he was a high school literature teacher and then President of the teachers union. He played guitar pretty much every night in his cellar studio\, and for friends at events and weddings; but not for the public. Retiring from union thuggery\, he moved to Florida\, where he found there are no cellars\, and so began playing above ground in his home studio\, at open mics\, and at song circles in the Port Charlotte\, Punta Gorda area; and joined ACMA at the suggestion of friends. He loves his five guitars\, two keyboards\, and getting friends to listen.
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SUMMARY:Harpeth Rising returns to the ACMA. Millie Van Horn opens. Friday!!
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE; THIS CONCERT IS ON A FRIDAY…NOT SATURDAY. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17TH. 🙂 \nTickets for this show are $15.00 members $20.00 non members \nChamberfolk: Three classically trained musicians playing original music\, as intricately arranged as a string quartet\, lyrically rooted in the singer/songwriter tradition\, and wrapped in three-part vocal harmonies reminiscent of both Appalachia and Medieval Europe. Building from the tonal depth of the cello (or is it a bass?)\, layer in the shimmering sounds of a violin and the strikingly natural addition of banjo to create a sound at once familiar and impossibe to categorize. Unapologetic genre-benders\, Harpeth Rising fuses Folk\, Newgrass\, Rock and Classical into something organically unique.\nThe three musicians each hold classical performance degrees from some of the most venerated schools in the world: Indiana University\, Oberlin\, Eastman School of Music. But their classical background is only one dimension of this trio’s powerful musical voice. Hailing from vastly different parts of North America\, each member of Harpeth Rising brings different influences to the core sound. Born in Brooklyn\, NY\, Maria Di Meglio began the cello in 4th grade\, and developed her playing style studying both classical music and traditional songs of her families’ ancestry across Western Europe and the Caucasus. Michelle Younger of Charlottesville\, VA comes by her modern spin on old-time infused banjo authentically; her family has been in the United States for generations\, and she is a direct descendent of Cole Younger\, a member of the James-Younger Gang and the namesame of his very own banjo tune. Jordana Greenberg\, violin\, grew up listening to the sounds of Stan Rogers\, Leonard Cohen and Natalie McMaster in her native Canada before moving to Southern Indiana as a child. She studied classical violin by day through the pre-college program at Indiana University\, and spent her nights learning the folk tunes and classic rocks songs that her family plays at the annual post-Passover jam session.\nAll three women began singing after they completed their instrumental studies\, and found a passionate new musical avenue. They developed their voices and arrangements to bring life to the lyrical expressiveness of their original songs. Hallmarks of their music include expansive three-part harmonies\, consummate musicianship and a deft\, yet soulful\, lyrical perspective.\nTheir most recent album\, SHIFTED\, debuted at #1 on the Folk-DJ charts and was released to international acclaim. Tim Carroll of Folkwords wrote “Choose words to define this latest album – progressive\, creative\, innovative\, imaginative – they all describe what’s on offer…Alternatively\, don’t attempt to categorise their ingenuity with words\, take the shortest route\, immerse yourself in Harpeth Rising and let the music carry you with its flow.” Chris Spector at Midwest Record said “Taking Newgrass to the next dimension\, taking back lyric writing as an art form\, if you’ve cleaned your ears out recently\, this set is going to blow your mind. One of a kind\, in a class by itself and simply superlative throughout.” \nACMA’S own Millie Van Horn will open. Millie has her own special story to tell and she does it through song.
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