Bach in the Subways

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Bach on bass

Lindsey Horner and Ben Gallina bringing the glory that is Bach to the lower register playing assorted works on two double basses.
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NOTE: we’ll be playing in the subway station overpass between 181st & 185th on Fort Washington.Lindsey Horner and Ben Gallina bringing the glory that is Bach to the lower register playing assorted works on two double basses.

 

www.lindseyhorner.comLindsey Horner and Ben Gallina bringing the glory that is Bach to the lower register playing assorted works on two double basses.

 

www.lindseyhorner.com

Bach in the Underground

Michael Waye, Principal Piccolo of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, together with Jonty Coy, music student at The University of Western Australia will be entertaining passengers at the Perth Underground Train Station by performing arrangements of J.S. Bach’s flute duets to celebrate Bach in the Subways Day.

Michael Waye, Principal Piccolo of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, together with Jonty Coy, music student at The University of Western Australia will be entertaining passengers at the Perth Underground Train Station by performing arrangements of J.S. Bach’s flute duets to celebrate Bach in the Subways Day.Michael Waye, Principal Piccolo of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, together with Jonty Coy, music student at The University of Western Australia will be entertaining passengers at the Perth Underground Train Station by performing arrangements of J.S. Bach’s flute duets to celebrate Bach in the Subways Day.

Uncle Ruthie Buell | 5-HR Marathon with her 100 YR old pump organ | Chevalier’s Bookstore

UNCLE RUTHIE will be performing in front of Chevalier’s Bookstore with her 100 year old pump organ!

Ruthie “Uncle Ruthie” Buell is a poet, a songwriter, a music teacher and has been a radio broadcaster on KPFK 90.7 FM for over 50 years.  She’s the host of the children’s show “Halfway Down the Stairs” on KPFK. From both Chicago and a farm in Wisconsin, Ruthie has been the creator of art and song and artistic experiences for as long as anyone has known her. She often performs at Beyond Baroque and the Workman’s Circle in the Pico-Robertson neighborhood, makes delicious meals for friends and neighbors with lots of butter and cream, and can play every instrument hanging on a wall or placed on a tabletop of her home. Her most recent inspired projects have been a book of poems and the creation of The Poet Tree, her front yard Chinese Elm that invites passersby to sit under its shade, write a verse and pin it to the tree.UNCLE RUTHIE will be performing in front of Chevalier’s Bookstore with her 100 year old pump organ!

Ruthie “Uncle Ruthie” Buell is a poet, a songwriter, a music teacher and has been a radio broadcaster on KPFK 90.7 FM for over 50 years.  She’s the host of the children’s show “Halfway Down the Stairs” on KPFK. From both Chicago and a farm in Wisconsin, Ruthie has been the creator of art and song and artistic experiences for as long as anyone has known her. She often performs at Beyond Baroque and the Workman’s Circle in the Pico-Robertson neighborhood, makes delicious meals for friends and neighbors with lots of butter and cream, and can play every instrument hanging on a wall or placed on a tabletop of her home. Her most recent inspired projects have been a book of poems and the creation of The Poet Tree, her front yard Chinese Elm that invites passersby to sit under its shade, write a verse and pin it to the tree.

 UNCLE RUTHIE will be performing in front of Chevalier’s Bookstore with her 100 year old pump organ!

Ruthie “Uncle Ruthie” Buell is a poet, a songwriter, a music teacher and has been a radio broadcaster on KPFK 90.7 FM for over 50 years.  She’s the host of the children’s show “Halfway Down the Stairs” on KPFK. From both Chicago and a farm in Wisconsin, Ruthie has been the creator of art and song and artistic experiences for as long as anyone has known her. She often performs at Beyond Baroque and the Workman’s Circle in the Pico-Robertson neighborhood, makes delicious meals for friends and neighbors with lots of butter and cream, and can play every instrument hanging on a wall or placed on a tabletop of her home. Her most recent inspired projects have been a book of poems and the creation of The Poet Tree, her front yard Chinese Elm that invites passersby to sit under its shade, write a verse and pin it to the tree.