Wed, Apr 24
|Lansing
Tall Poppy String Band + Northern Resonance
Two phenomenal trios, bringing stellar examples of American and Swedish string music traditions, one one bill! Both bands are making waves in folk/trad music communities, and we're thrilled to have the chance to host them. Don't miss this one! More info at the link. 8PM show.
Time & Location
Apr 24, 2024, 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Lansing, 1105 S Washington Ave, Lansing, MI 48910, USA
About The Event
8PM | 7:30 doors
All ages
BYOB permitted from Sleepwalker (next-door to venue)
Co-produced by The Ten Pound Fiddle
Northern Resonance is the Scandinavian string trio that takes newly composed folk music into enormous soundscapes. With their previously untested combination of instruments; viola d’amore, hardanger fiddle and nyckelharpa they let Scandinavian music meet explosive rhythms and grand chamber-like arrangements that takes folk music in a new direction. All members are highly skilled and accomplished musicians, rooted in traditional music. With an intense musical connection that is rare to come across, they invite you into their world of compositions. There is great life in their tunes, and the trio knows how to bring it out.
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/8joIpPUIBrA?si=YU6AYDWcdANPoXdv
WEBSITE: https://www.northernresonance.se/
Tall Poppy String Band is an Old Time trio featuring fiddler and 2022 International Bluegrass Music Association’s Momentum Instrumentalist of the year George Jackson, guitarist Morgan Harris, and banjoist Cameron DeWhitt. Drawing from the deep well of American string band music, Tall Poppy String Band approaches tradition with playful curiosity; each performance more a discussion than a statement. Whether they’re chasing the elusive downbeat of a source recording, playing with the pronouns in a bluegrass standard, or challenging the assumed roles of their instruments, Tall Poppy String Band endeavors to prove that tradition is still being written.
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/4MljfafvWHs?si=JPZvbw_NfCPRqMjk
WEBSITE: https://www.tallpoppystringband.com/
Their debut, self titled album was released in 2022. “Intermittently majestic and mournful, the breadth of the album’s emotional palette is wide.” — Country Queer
“Just as it is a joy to listen to and watch this trio play music, it is also a pleasure to watch them interact. The fun they have together enhances the deeply collaborative and respectful nature of their overall style. I truly look forward to seeing this album make its way into the world, and to the future endeavors of Tall Poppy String Band.” — Folk Works