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Artist
Beverley Conrad, The Strolling Fiddler
From
Selinsgrove
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November 17, 2003 (seen December 10, 2000 to November 17, 2003, 2 captures)
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• Selinsgrove
Musical Style :
• Legends and lore, songs and aires, hoedowns and reels. The fiddle comes alive under Conrad's touch.
Musical Influences :
• Vassar Clements, Stephan Grapelli, Ray Owen Conrad, Melvin Wine, Harry D'Adario, Charley MacDowel, Red Edwards, Snuff Smith, Papa John Creach, Loretta Lynn, Pasty Cline, Billie Holiday
Brief Description :
• Appalachian fiddler and storyteller, Beverley Conrad, plays Traditional Americana tunes in an oldtime fiddle style.
Artist History :
• Beverley Conrad has been playing the fiddle since she was six years old. She met her husband, piano player Greg Burgess, in New York City at Grand Central Station. As well as soloing they play as a duo known as Strawberry Moon.
 
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