22 Results for “American Roots”

An Imaginary Line From CSN to Sarah Jarosz, Aoife O’Donovan & Sara Watkins

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Originally Published on  No Depression
By Easy Ed

I awoke this morning with a throbbing left foot. I wore the black boots last night and my toes unconsciously tapped throughout the seventy-five minute set and the well deserved encore that was delivered by three talented singers, songwriters, and instrumentalists. On a beautiful summer night in the Spanish Courtyard of the Rosen House, located on the lush grounds of the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts which is a mere sixty minutes north of Manhattan, I kept my eyes closed for much of time to shut out the visual and allow just the sounds of nature melded with the music to pour over the tip of my head and fill my body and soul. The only distraction to my thoughts and immersion were the whoops and cheers that punctuated the close of each song. Read more

Meet the Folksingers, Part I / Dom Flemons

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Folksinger. The term conjures up the likes of Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Joan Baez. The charismatic banjo or guitar slinger who keeps it simple, powerfully getting right to the heart of the song.

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Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts presents John Fullbright: Roots Music in the Music Room

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Katonah, NY – (October 8, 2014) – On Saturday, November 15 at 8 p.m. John Fullbright, a Grammy®-nominated singer-songwriter in the tradition of esteemed songwriters such as Jimmy Webb, Townes Van Zandt, and Woody Guthrie, will perform a solo acoustic performance in Caramoor’s 200-seat Music Room. Fullbright, a rising star in the Americana music community, is a skilled and dynamic guitarist, pianist, and songwriter.  

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Caramoor Dispels the Myth that Bigger is Better

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Original post by Easy Ed on No Depression

In a super-sized world where there is a notion that everything bigger is inherently better, last weekend’s American Roots Music Festival at the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts proved that less is more. Opting out of the currently popular multi-day mega-event with an audience of a half-million people, fifteen stages, forty-two headliners and two thousand musicians, what they offered instead to the appreciative audience was a day of wonderful and intimate performances from some of the area’s top artists, an opportunity to connect and engage with various elements of the local music community, and an evening concert featuring the Lone Bellow opening for Rosanne Cash. Read more

The Roots of American Roots

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We’re getting excited about our American Roots Music Festival coming up in June and thought it would be a good time to share some aspects about the genre. While the concept of American Roots Music may seem clear just by the title, there is so much more to the genre than its descriptors.

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