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Art House Gallery Presents a LIVE STREAM Saturday, April 17th at 6:30 pm PT featuring The Phil Lawrence Band.
You can join us on any device — phone, tablet, computer, or tv. Once you purchase your ticket you will receive a link and you will be able to watch the performance as many times as you wish once it is premiered on the live stream broadcast.
PHIL LAWRENCE has been playing mandolin since 1978 when he bought his first round back mandolin on a whim. He began studying with Rudy Cipolla, the San Francisco Italian-American composer and mandolinist. He quickly learned to play all different styles of music: bluegrass, folk, rock, jazz, reggae, and even klezmer. Phil produced and published independent recordings of his original compositions in the 1980’s and 1990’s under his own label, Mandolinimal Productions. In 2004 Phil was invited by David Grisman and Mike Marshall to work as an assistant instructor at David Grisman’s Mandolin Symposium in Santa Cruz, Ca. and he performed on stage with David Grisman, Mike Marshall, Chris Thile, Mike Compton, Don Stiernberg, and Radim Zenkl. He performs with It’s A Beautiful Day Acoustic, an acoustic jazz quartet/quintet featuring David LaFlamme from It’s a Beautiful Day on violin. In 2018 Phil began a new musical project called simply The Phil Lawrence Band with all new personnel.
Phil has also played with The Windshield Cowboys, Teresa Tudury, Light Rain, a belly dance group led by Doug Adamz, The Pine Needles, and Out of the Blue. Phil still occasionally performs with Jubilee Klezmer Ensemble. In the past other bands have been The DLT 3, Silk and Steel, Redwood Highway, The Biocentrics, Give Us Gibsons, The Zamora Blues Band, Phil and Phil, and Sweet Amnesia.
DAVID BOYDEN David Boyden is a violinist and fiddler born and bred in the San Francisco Bay Area. He attended Ruth Asawa School of the Arts, earned a Bachelors of Music from San Francisco State University, and now works as a freelance musician and educator. He plays fiddles and other such things in groups working in a variety of genres, including the New Acoustic Collective, the Pine Needles (bluegrass, rock, jazz), the 29th St. Swingtet (gypsy jazz and swing), the Hot Licks, and Kaptain Bottletop, a group dedicated to exploring Scandinavian music and other folk genres. In addition to the violin, he plays the hardanger d’amore, an incredible 10-stringed fiddle built by the Norwegian luthier Salve Håkedal, as well as a 7-string electric violin built by John Jordan. He is also studying the hardanger fiddle and the traditional folk music of Norway. From 2012 to 2014, he served as an intern for the Chrysalis Foundation in San Francisco, performing the music of Cris Forster on his original acoustic instruments tuned in just intonation.
EDDIE GUTHMAN thinks of himself as a bassist first and a multi-instrumentalist next, but always someone who is interested in playing creative music that comes from the heart. As a member of various Bay Area performing ensembles, including Belair, Crystal Wind, It’s a Beautiful Day Acoustic, and the American Philharmonic, he has shared the stage with musicians such as Joe Pass, Jimmy Smith, Red Holloway, Roger Kellaway, Frank Butler, Aierto, Edmonia Jarrett, David Balakrishnan, Jim Calire, David LaFlamme, Kenny Dixon and others, and he has worked as a composer for Outside T.V. Eddie recently released his own new CD called Family Tree.
RICK FULKERSON spent over 25 years as the Bassist in the Wednesday Night Big Band in Santa Rosa, playing with many jazz greats such as Joe Pass, Louis Bellson, Bill Watrous, Steve Smith, Jack Sheldon, Jon Faddis, Pete Christlieb, Don Menza, and Bruce Forman, to name just a few. Rick also played electric guitar in many cover bands over the years and in 2011 made an abrupt left turn and embraced the Gypsy Jazz genre. He studies with Paul Mehling, leader of the Hot Club of San Francisco, and leads his own Gypsy Jazz quartet in Sonoma County, Le Hot Club Swing.
LIVE FROM ART HOUSE
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Art House Gallery Presents a LIVE STREAM Saturday, April 17th at 6:30 pm PT featuring The Phil Lawrence Band.
TICKET / CONTRIBUTION LEVELS If you’re struggling due to the pandemic, take advantage of our “Pay What You Can” offer. If you’re able to contribute more, to help someone else pay less, please do!
$5 — I Just Need to Smile Right Now $15 – Fan of The Phil Lawrence Band $25 – Friend of The Phil Lawrence Band $50 – Supporter of The Phil Lawrence Band $100 – Patron of The Phil Lawrence Band
You can join us on any device — phone, tablet, computer, or tv. Once you purchase your ticket you will receive a link and you will be able to watch the performance as many times as you wish once it is premiered on the live stream broadcast.
https://www.musae.me/arthouse/experiences/1007/art-house…
PHIL LAWRENCE has been playing mandolin since 1978 when he bought his first round back mandolin on a whim. He began studying with Rudy Cipolla, the San Francisco Italian-American composer and mandolinist. He quickly learned to play all different styles of music: bluegrass, folk, rock, jazz, reggae, and even klezmer. Phil produced and published independent recordings of his original compositions in the 1980’s and 1990’s under his own label, Mandolinimal Productions. In 2004 Phil was invited by David Grisman and Mike Marshall to work as an assistant instructor at David Grisman’s Mandolin Symposium in Santa Cruz, Ca. and he performed on stage with David Grisman, Mike Marshall, Chris Thile, Mike Compton, Don Stiernberg, and Radim Zenkl. He performs with It’s A Beautiful Day Acoustic, an acoustic jazz quartet/quintet featuring David LaFlamme from It’s a Beautiful Day on violin. In 2018 Phil began a new musical project called simply The Phil Lawrence Band with all new personnel.
Phil has also played with The Windshield Cowboys, Teresa Tudury, Light Rain, a belly dance group led by Doug Adamz, The Pine Needles, and Out of the Blue. Phil still occasionally performs with Jubilee Klezmer Ensemble. In the past other bands have been The DLT 3, Silk and Steel, Redwood Highway, The Biocentrics, Give Us Gibsons, The Zamora Blues Band, Phil and Phil, and Sweet Amnesia.
DAVID BOYDEN David Boyden is a violinist and fiddler born and bred in the San Francisco Bay Area. He attended Ruth Asawa School of the Arts, earned a Bachelors of Music from San Francisco State University, and now works as a freelance musician and educator. He plays fiddles and other such things in groups working in a variety of genres, including the New Acoustic Collective, the Pine Needles (bluegrass, rock, jazz), the 29th St. Swingtet (gypsy jazz and swing), the Hot Licks, and Kaptain Bottletop, a group dedicated to exploring Scandinavian music and other folk genres. In addition to the violin, he plays the hardanger d’amore, an incredible 10-stringed fiddle built by the Norwegian luthier Salve Håkedal, as well as a 7-string electric violin built by John Jordan. He is also studying the hardanger fiddle and the traditional folk music of Norway. From 2012 to 2014, he served as an intern for the Chrysalis Foundation in San Francisco, performing the music of Cris Forster on his original acoustic instruments tuned in just intonation.
EDDIE GUTHMAN thinks of himself as a bassist first and a multi-instrumentalist next, but always someone who is interested in playing creative music that comes from the heart. As a member of various Bay Area performing ensembles, including Belair, Crystal Wind, It’s a Beautiful Day Acoustic, and the American Philharmonic, he has shared the stage with musicians such as Joe Pass, Jimmy Smith, Red Holloway, Roger Kellaway, Frank Butler, Aierto, Edmonia Jarrett, David Balakrishnan, Jim Calire, David LaFlamme, Kenny Dixon and others, and he has worked as a composer for Outside T.V. Eddie recently released his own new CD called Family Tree.
RICK FULKERSON spent over 25 years as the Bassist in the Wednesday Night Big Band in Santa Rosa, playing with many jazz greats such as Joe Pass, Louis Bellson, Bill Watrous, Steve Smith, Jack Sheldon, Jon Faddis, Pete Christlieb, Don Menza, and Bruce Forman, to name just a few. Rick also played electric guitar in many cover bands over the years and in 2011 made an abrupt left turn and embraced the Gypsy Jazz genre. He studies with Paul Mehling, leader of the Hot Club of San Francisco, and leads his own Gypsy Jazz quartet in Sonoma County, Le Hot Club Swing.
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