Shadows and Light

The photo gallery for the Music for Haiti concert at the Festival Theatre in Wolfville is now online and can be viewed here. It was a marvellous evening of entertainment for a good cause.

David and Sean Myles playing at the Music for Haiti concert

Performers featured in the gallery in order of appearance:

• MCs were: Ken Schwartz and Jeremy Webb
• Live performance art by silk artist, Holly Carr which was auctioned during the evening
• Finnnan Haddie: Greg Simm, Gordon Stobbe, Jim Bell and Thomas Harrington
• Ian Janes
• Sheva
• Eugene Cormier
• Paula Rockwell
• The Keats - Jolene and Sharlene
• Alice Stops Time: Tyler Dempsey, Josh Noiles, Myles Lawrence, Luke Hudgins
• David Myles with Sean Myles

Steven

Fundraiser for Haiti earthquake relief at the Festival Theatre in Wolfville. Buy your ticket and help contribute to the success of this event. Only $15. Show starts 7:30 pm, Saturday 30th January. Reservations: Acadia University Box office 902-542 5500 or 1 800 542 8425. See performer list below.

Music for Haiti poster - Image courtesy of Carolyn Cole/Los Angeles Times

Performers:

• David Myles, singer-songwriter
• Greg Simm and Finnnan Haddie - traditional Maritime
• Paula Rockwell - mezzo soprano
• The Keats - country duo
• Alice Stops Time - acoustic rock
• Ian Janes - rhythm and blues
• Sheva - ambient pop
• Eugene Cormier - classical guitar
• Live performance art by silk artist, Holly Carr which will be auctioned during the evening
• Hosted by Ken Schwartz and Jeremy Webb

Hope to see you there!

Steven

The renowned Skydiggers playing as a duo (Andy Maize and Josh Finlayson) were in a concert at the Al Whittle Theatre in Wolfville, introduced by the Olympic Symphonium. Really great music. You can view the Skydiggers Duo slideshow here featuring a track from their album “A City of Sirens” (the Olympic Symphonium link is below).

The Skydiggers Duo at the Al Whittle Theatre in Wolfville

The Olympic Symphonium slideshow is here with a track from their album “More in Sorrow Than in Anger”.

The Olympic Symphonium at the Al Whittle Theatre in Wolfville

Enjoy!

Steven