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Appel Farm Arts and Music Center
457 Shirley Road
Elmer, NJ 08318
Please contact Heather Yelle or visit our website if you have any questions and to order tickets:
(800) 394-1211
[email protected]
FIRST FRIDAYS @ THE GALLERY
A series of intimate concerts scheduled on the first Friday of each month in the Gallery at Appel Farm. Check our web site for details as new shows are added. Seating is limited to 50 people.
Terry Lee Hale
Friday, October 3, 2008• 8:00 PM
Tickets: $7.00
A powerful, performing songwriter as well as an award-winning acoustic guitarist, Terry Lee Hale combines what is best in traditional songwriting and musical skills with the power and passion of modern acoustic music. He fingerpicks Dobro, Spanish, 6 and 12-string guitars and plays the harmonica. Working primarily as a solo artist, he has also partnered with Philadelphia native Joseph Parsons and members of the group Hardpan.
Marc Silver & The Stonethrowers
Friday, November 7, 2008 • 8:00 PM
Tickets: $7.00
Marc Silver & The Stonethrowers show tremendous joy in playing music together. The band’s on-stage chemistry, with its playful banter and quick-witted commentary, are gaining this group a loyal following. Known for their original music, they also perform from a large and growing number of hard driving bluegrass and country standards. With their exceptional improvisational skill and interpretations, these musicians are bringing new life to tradition.
Gillian Grassie
Friday, December 5, 2008 • 8:00PM
Tickets: $7.00
Gillian Grassie (say: Jillian Grass-y) is a contemporary harpist/singer-songwriter whose signature brand of alt/pop has been described by trend-spotting music magazine Origivation as “music that is sure to haunt you like a reassuring and melodious ghost." Her distinctive vocal approach, paired with a remarkable ability for storytelling, makes her first full-length recording, Serpentine, "a treat," says Philadelphia City Paper. Her clever songwriting is supported by extensive classical training in both harp and voice.
457 Shirley Road
Elmer, NJ 08318
Please contact Heather Yelle or visit our website if you have any questions and to order tickets:
(800) 394-1211
[email protected]
FIRST FRIDAYS @ THE GALLERY
A series of intimate concerts scheduled on the first Friday of each month in the Gallery at Appel Farm. Check our web site for details as new shows are added. Seating is limited to 50 people.
Terry Lee Hale
Friday, October 3, 2008• 8:00 PM
Tickets: $7.00
A powerful, performing songwriter as well as an award-winning acoustic guitarist, Terry Lee Hale combines what is best in traditional songwriting and musical skills with the power and passion of modern acoustic music. He fingerpicks Dobro, Spanish, 6 and 12-string guitars and plays the harmonica. Working primarily as a solo artist, he has also partnered with Philadelphia native Joseph Parsons and members of the group Hardpan.
Marc Silver & The Stonethrowers
Friday, November 7, 2008 • 8:00 PM
Tickets: $7.00
Marc Silver & The Stonethrowers show tremendous joy in playing music together. The band’s on-stage chemistry, with its playful banter and quick-witted commentary, are gaining this group a loyal following. Known for their original music, they also perform from a large and growing number of hard driving bluegrass and country standards. With their exceptional improvisational skill and interpretations, these musicians are bringing new life to tradition.
Gillian Grassie
Friday, December 5, 2008 • 8:00PM
Tickets: $7.00
Gillian Grassie (say: Jillian Grass-y) is a contemporary harpist/singer-songwriter whose signature brand of alt/pop has been described by trend-spotting music magazine Origivation as “music that is sure to haunt you like a reassuring and melodious ghost." Her distinctive vocal approach, paired with a remarkable ability for storytelling, makes her first full-length recording, Serpentine, "a treat," says Philadelphia City Paper. Her clever songwriting is supported by extensive classical training in both harp and voice.
