MUSIC + EVENTS
September 5
One Loving Soul
Guitarist, singer and whistler, Diego Jameau is a native of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, who has studied and performed traditional Afro-Haitian music and dance since a young child.
Contact: Linda Parker, Sebastopol
September 12
Harmon's Peak
Harmon's Peak's acoustic folk musicians play traditional folk, blues, and country music with a bright, uplifting style--with voices, guitar, two fiddles, a banjo and occasional tin whistles or accordion.
Website: www.harmonspeak.com
Contact: Karl Franzen
September 19
EVENT: Laura Stec Book Signing
Laura Stec is a chef and author with over 25 years of experience in the food industry. Her latest book is called Cool Cuisine.
Hey Mom!
Hey Mom! is a Bay Area quartet of professional musicians (and moms) dedicated to presenting music that appeals to children as well as parents. With sparkling vocal harmonies and instruments including steel drum, banjo, guitar, fiddle, mandolin, kazoo, hand drum and harmonica, they weave a wide variety of styles and textures into their songs. Their music ranges from traditional to modern folk, to jazz, to south of the border, to just plain fun, often dealing with topics like friendship, respect for life, and caring for the environment.
Website: http://www.heymommusic.com
Email: shermfam@pacbell.net
September 26
The Peninsulaires Chorus
The Peninsulaires are the local chapter of the Palo Alto - Mountain View chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society. They sing a cappella in four part harmony as quartets and combined quartets.
Website: www.barbershop-harmony.org
Contact: Al Ward 650.917.2100