Category Archives: Musical Events

Friday, April 13, 8 pm, Bragg

Tix: $12 advance, at brownpapertickets.com

$15 at the door          Benefits: All Souls

Folk and Old Country: new songs from the Southern Mountains.

Acclaimed: Winner, 2008, Prairie Home Companion Talent Contest;  Finalists, 2009, Mountain Stage New Song Contest; #1 Album at Folk Radio, 2010.  www.thehoneydewdrops.com/ or YouTube.

“Music from our Masters”

Wednesday, April 25, 7 pm, Conover

Tickets: $15

Hungarian Dance Instruction following Concert

Westport Center for the Arts: Concert Series                                                                12:10 p.m. Friday, February 17, All Souls Bragg Auditorium                                        Mezzo Soprano Elaine Fox                                                                                                   Concert admission is free, donations welcome.  A complimentary reception, hosted by Cupcake A La Mode and Westport Coffee House, immediately after the concert.

Elaine Fox

Elaine Fox, accompanied by pianist Richard Williams, will perform “Love and Promises,” which includes songs by Stephen Schwartz, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Maury Yeston, and Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe.

Fox has performed with the Lyric Opera of Kansas City, the Kansas City Symphony, American Heartland Theatre, and Kansas City Civic Opera Theatre. She is also a  private voice coach with more than 13 years’ experience.

Willow Productions presents:

Martine Lock & Band

Martine Locke & Band in Concert                                                              February 18th, 8pm, Bragg
$12 in Advance $15 at the Door

Australian singer/songwriter Martine Locke has never worked a 9 to 5 job. She has never worn a skirt to work. She has never had straight hair. She has never played the tuba.  She has had only one dream her entire life.  To play music.

Put driving acoustic rhythms together with alternate tunings, a powerhouse voice, intelligent stage  banter and intimate life stories that will leave you wiping the tears from laughter one minute and pondering the next. Combine that with the delicate harmonies and passionate percussiveness of  Dionne Ward and you almost have described an evening with Martine Locke. (Let it be known that one needs to be in the room to truly experience this, as no words will do it justice.)