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Thursday, September 05, 2013

FW: It's a Bluegrass Extravaganza!

Common Ground on the Hill
   
Common Ground on the Hill
presents


Danny Paisley and the Southern Grass/ 

Bluestone with Jon Glik 



Special SUNDAY afternoon concert
September 8 at 2 PM  ONLY in Westminster  

Click HERE to purchase tickets 


Common Ground on the Hill begins its 2013-14 Concert Season with a special bluegrass extravaganza featuring the hard-driving traditional bluegrass sounds of multiple IBMA Award nominee Danny Paisley and the Southern Grass and bluegrass veterans Bluestone featuring Baltimore's own fiddle virtuoso Jon Glik.
   
Danny Paisley and the Southern Grass   

Danny Paisley and The Southern Grass are a national and international touring band, playing powerful, unadorned and intense traditional bluegrass. Theirs is not hybrid or genre-bending music. The combination of instrumentation and vocals convey the energy and emotion of classic bluegrass and country music. Paisley's lead vocals captivate the senses, leading many prominent musicians, including Alison Krauss, to regard Danny as one of their favorite singers. He combines powerful range and soulful blues producing an unmistakable and unique bluegrass voice. Son of bluegrass icon and founder of The Southern Grass Bob Paisley, Danny has made his own niche in the bluegrass world. "Don't Throw Mama's Flowers Away" won the 2009 IBMA Award for Song of the Year and Danny has garnered several IBMA nominations for Emerging Artist of The Year, Male Vocalist of the Year as well as Album of the Year. Southern Grass continues the family tradition adding Danny's son Ryan on mandolin and includes banjoist Mark Delaney, formerly of the Country Gentlemen, as well as fiddling sensation Doug Meek and Eric Troutman on bass.


Danny Paisley - Your Swingin Bridge (Live @Pickathon 2012)
Danny Paisley - Your Swingin Bridge (Live @Pickathon 2012)
Danny Paisley and the Southern Grass -
Danny Paisley and the Southern Grass - "When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again"


Bluestone 



Bluestone derives its name from the blues in bluegrass music and the stone in the former Keystone band name. Bluestone formed two decades ago when Dick Laird (mandolin) and Carroll Swam (guitar & vocals), members of the southern York county band Keystone, joined forces with Dick's two sons, Heath Laird (bass) and Jeff Laird (guitar) and veterans banjoist Tom Neal and Dobro player Russ Hooper. Violinist Jon Glik, known as "Baltimore Jonny," will be with Bluestone for this afternoon of powerful bluegrass. This hard-driving veteran bluegrass band brings together musicians who have played with some of the best including Del McCoury, Jimmy Martin, Cliff Waldron and Bill Harrell. Firmly grounded in traditional bluegrass, Bluestone's music incorporates gospel, country, blues, swing, and folk influences.
Tickets: $19; $17 Student/Senior 65+
Tickets available at the door or online HERE.
Sunday, September 8
The Carroll Arts Center
91 W Main Street
Westminster, MD  21157



About Common Ground on the Hill

Common Ground on the Hill is a roots-based, traditional arts non-profit housed on the campus of McDaniel College in Westminster, MD. Founded in 1994, we foster and facilitate dialogue among different cultures to discover that our artistic common ground unites us. Our program includes 2 monthly concert series (in Baltimore and Westminster), 2 weeks of classes and concerts at Traditions Weeks, a Roots Music & Arts Festival, Common Ground on Seminary Ridge, the Deer Creek Fiddlers' Convention, the Ira & Mary Zepp Center for Nonviolence and Peace Education, and introducing in 2014: Common Ground on the Shore in Chincoteague, VA, in January, and Common Ground on the Border in Sahuarita, Arizona, in March!

Visit us at www.CommonGroundOnTheHill.org to find out more!
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September 2014 Common Ground on the Hill Newsletter




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September, 2014

2013-14 Concert Season

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This season's concerts at the Carroll Arts Center in Westminster and Brown Memorial Woodbrook Presbyterian Church in Baltimore include legendary singer/songwriter Jesse Winchester in a rare appearance, fingerstyle guitar virtuoso Adrian Legg, 3-time Grammy Winner Tom Chapin and many more!

Season and individual concert tickets available HERE.

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Send us an email us with your available hours at commonground@commongroundonthehill.org or call 410-857-2771.

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In This Issue


Danny Paisley & the Southern Grass / Bluestone

Sunday, Sept. 8
2 PM
The Carroll Arts Center

Don't miss the concert season opener - a bluegrass special event with Danny Paisley & the Southern Grass AND Bluestone!



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About Common Ground on the Hill

Common Ground on the Hill is a roots-based, traditional arts non-profit housed on the campus of McDaniel College in Westminster, MD. Founded in 1994, we foster and facilitate dialogue among different cultures to discover that our artistic common ground unites us. Our program includes 2 monthly concert series (in Baltimore and Westminster), 2 weeks of classes and concerts at Traditions Weeks, a Roots Music & Arts Festival, Common Ground on Seminary Ridge, the Deer Creek Fiddlers' Convention, the Ira & Mary Zepp Center for Nonviolence and Peace Education, and introducing in 2014: Common Ground on the Shore in Chincoteague, VA, in January, and Common Ground on the Border in Sahuarita, Arizona, in March!

Visit us at www.CommonGroundOnTheHill.org to find out more!


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Thursday, December 15, 2011

Common Ground on the Hill Holiday Concert

Common Ground on the Hill
Common Ground on the HillAnnual Holiday Concerts
December 16th & 17th, 2011
Double Concert Announcement
:: Walt Michael Annual Holiday Concerts: Westminster & Baltimore

Common Ground on the Hill Presents
TWO Concerts in TWO Locations:
Westminster & Baltimore! 

Walt Michael

 
Breaking Up Christmas!
Walt Michael Holiday Concert


featuring 

Walt Michael & Company 
with Tom Wetmore, Alexander Mitchell and Ralph Gordon
and special guests  
Barry Mitterhoff of Hot Tuna

Shelley Ensor - vocalist (Westminster concert only)
8 PM
Friday, December 16th
Brown Memorial Woodbrook Presbyterian Church
6200 North Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 
21212 
and
8 PM
Saturday, December 17th
Carroll Arts Center
91 West Main Street
Westminster, MD  21157

General Admission:  $19.00
Seniors 65+, students with ID, children and teens:  $17
Doors open at 7:30 PM

TICKETS

Breaking Up Christmas!
Half a century ago, people in the mountains of the North Carolina and Southwest Virginia celebrated Christmas quite differently than the way most of us do now, holding two weeks of informal house parties that were filled with old time fiddle music, song and dance - a tradition they called "Breaking Up Christmas."  These Christmas parties ran through and ended with Old Christmas, January 6th.  Walt Michael & Company will "break up Christmas" with you this evening as they share their wide-ranging repertoire of tunes and songs that reflect the rich musical heritage of the Appalachians.  The traditional folk musics of Scotland, Ireland, England and Africa made their way into the remote mountain hollers, later emerging as an integrated American musical genre that continues to evolve. Traditional string band music is passed down from generation to generation., from singer to singer, from musician to musician.  In this great oral tradition, songs and tunes are evaluated and winnowed by time.  Memorable melodies and lyrics that withstand this test of time take their place among the venerable repertoire.  Welcome to an evening of old time music.  Let the season begin! 

Considered to be a virtuoso of tremendous influence in the revival of the hammered dulcimer, Walt's wide repertoire ranges from old-time Southern Appalachian, to Celtic, to folk, to breath-taking original compositions.  His various musical incarnations, including Bottle Hill, Michael, McCreesh & Campbell and Walt Michael & Co. have spanned over 35 years and taken him from the coal camps of Appalachia to the Closing Ceremonies of the 13th Olympic Winter Games in 1980, when 900 million world viewers heard his signature composition, Snowblind.  As a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist he has recorded sixteen albums and instructional videos, appeared at the White House, the Lincoln Center, and the Kennedy Center and toured extensively throughout the US, Canada, Europe and the UK.  His music has been heard on ABC-TV, NBC's Tonight Show, Broadway, BBC, TNN, CBC, OLN and PBS.   Walt is the Artist in Residence at McDaniel College, as well as Founder and Executive Director of Common Ground on the Hill. 

TICKETS



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Ring in the Holidays with these artists in two evening performances! 


   Barry Mitterhoff
Barry Mitterhoff        Shelley Ensor 

Tom Wetmore             Alexander Mitchell 

  
Ralph Gordon
  




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