Fleck, Washburn go live
Friday, December 19, 2014 – Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn will go live from their living room in Nashville in support of one of their favorite charities, Stand for Children, on Tuesday, Dec. 23 at 7:30 p.m. eastern.
The hour-plus show will stream at concertwindow.com, where the couple will be interacting with the audience through live questions. All proceeds from the pay-what-you-want admission to benefit Stand for Children.
Stand for Children is a national organization that works across the country - from the classroom to the Capitol - to mobilize all Americans to make sure children are given the resources and opportunities to have a productive and satisfying future.
More news for Abigail Washburn
- 02/16/18: Washburn, Fleck extend tour
- 08/06/15: Fleck, Washburn announce EP
- 01/27/12: Washburn releases Chinese tour videos
- 11/04/11: Washburn visits China
- 01/05/11: Washburn streams "City of Refuge"
- 11/15/10: Abigail Washburn drops new CD in January
- 08/19/10: Washburn gives preview to Prelude
- 06/15/10: Abigail Washburn readies new CD
CD reviews for Abigail Washburn
Well known in the folk/acoustic world for melding Appalachian old time music with ancient Chinese folk, Abigail Washburn's work with Uncle Earl and the Sparrow Quartet is nonetheless scant preparation for the scope of her latest project. "Afterquake," an album of folky electronica she put together after the 2009 Chinese earthquake with Chinese-American DJ and producer Dave Liang, may be a better indicator of the expansive, multi-genre mindset at work here.
The cast of musical ...
Among all the loosely and imperfectly defined genres that we employ tocategorize and make some sort of sense out of the music we hear and buy, there may be no more difficult music to accurately describe than "old time" music. To many ears, it's confined to the realm of high-energy Appalachian string bands, while to others, it includes the bluesy and occasionally bawdy songs of the likes of Jimmie Rodgers and Charlie Poole. Still others think of bluegrass as being part of old time though, while ...
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