Date/Time
Date(s) - Sat, 06/18/2022
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Location
Swedenborg Chapel
Categories
After over two years of walking through a Global Pandemic, “We are still here!” Join us to honor what we have lost, to lift up what we have learned and to celebrate that we are still here through music, dance and visual art!
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Featuring:
Luke Concannon & Stephanie Hollenberg
‘Luke is one of my three main hero’s along with Van Morrison’ – Ed Sheeran
Renowned for his magnetic live performances and ‘direct-from-the-heart’ songs, #1 UK chart artist Luke Concannon has something special. Performing with his wife, the classically trained singer Stephanie Hollenberg, the duo present an evening of musical passion and audience participation that will surely become one of those gigs that live long in the memory. Somewhere between the Celtic soul of Van Morrison, and the deep lyricism of Leonard Cohen
“His humanizing songs, way of drawing in the whole room and activist love are so needed in our world today” Alastair McIntosh, writer, academic & activist.
“Concannon dazzles …. folk music with a little extra something.” Dancing about Architecture
Downloadable EPK on Dropbox (WAVs/MP3s/press pics/biog/discography: http://bit.ly/EcstaticBirdEPK
Website: www.lukeconcannon.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/lukeconcannonmusic
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YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/LukeConcannonmusic
Morgan Johnston
Hailing from Rhode Island, Morgan Johnston is an indie folk singer-songwriter stomping, strumming, speaking, and singing her way to empowering both herself and her listeners. Her lyrics are inspired by the natural landscape of places as much as by the emotional landscape of human experiences. While most often found singing with her guitar, Morgan is known to experiment with different stringed instruments and tunings as well as vocal arrangements on loop pedal. As a music therapist, she is constantly reminded of the healing power of the music she aims to share.
Nora Woofenden
Having spent the majority of her adult life insisting that she is not a performing musician Nora nevertheless enjoys the title of singer-songwriter. Growing up immersed in the music of obscure folk artists Nora began singing as a child, and has spent years developing, and growing into her own indie-folk music. As a professional music therapist Nora has witnessed the depth of human experience that can be touched and expressed through music, and strives to use music as a force for healing and justice in the world.
Eleanor Schnarr
Eleanor Schnarr (1989) is an artist, poet and theologian from Philadelphia. She has developed a unique technical style which spans the representative and the abstract. She is chiefly interested in exploring visual languages of interoception and figuration. Eleanor has a certificate in traditional figure painting from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute she is currently finishing an MA in religion at the GTU in Berkeley. In her academic pursuits Eleanor is studying the conversation between Eastern and Western esotericism particularly as it relates to the recorded experiences of Emanuel Swedenborg and the Ancient Dharma of Śaiva Siddhānta. Her paintings are explorations of interoceptive modalities, subtle energy and internal consciousness.
Nate Devarie
Nathaniel Devarie was raised in Easton Pennsylvania. Graduated from the Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Performing Arts in the Visual Art Department in 2009. Then graduated in 2013 from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts “PAFA” as a painting major and sculpture minor. He remained in Philadelphia for seven years working on his art and while also working as a cashier, a florist, and as a figure model for art schools. He relocated to Boston, Massachusetts in 2017 and continues to paint and figure model.
All proceeds go directly to the artists!
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