Blue
Line Highway
You'll get a touch of jazz, a
smattering of blues, a healthy dose of country
and bluegrass and whatever else they choose to
throw in the mix — and you'll like it all.
While the band is first rate it's
Julia Dooley's sublime vocals that put this (band)
over the top. An intriguing mix of sultry
invitation and dangerous liaison layered over
Melissa McKenna's excellent lyrics. -- Richmond
Music Journal.
Janusz
B. Goralski
Janusz {Yonish} Goralski, pianist,
composer, and piano tuner, has recently found his
new home here in Front Royal. He moved here after
fifteen years living in Reston, Va. Like
countless others he has fallen in love with the
beauty of this land and transformed this
fascination into his music. Janusz plays classic,
jazz, rock, etc.
He was born and educated in Poland. In Poland he
worked for Polish Radio and TV, performed with
the Polish Jazz Federation, played for the
National Music Festivals in Opole and for the
International Music Festivals in Sopot. Since
1982 Janusz works in the United States as a
pianist, composer.
Has strong classical and jazz background.
Plays piano, organ, and all electronic keyboards
In Virginia Janusz performed in many locations
including:
The Officers’ Club in Fort McNair,
Washington, DC
The Officers’ Club in Fort Myer, DC
The Officers’ Club, Fort Belvoir, Alexandria,
VA
Hyatt Hotel, Fair Lakes, Hyatt Regency,
Washington, DC, Sheraton in Reston, Tower Club (exclusive
business club) in Tysons Corner, and many other
hotels in DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland.
Private parties and wedding parties
Provided piano tuning service in Northern
Virginia. His major clients included both
Officers’ clubs in Washington, DC, Fort
Belvoir, and Grand Hyatt in Reston.
Listen to a song Janusz
had composed in
memory of the Holocaust
Download
the MP3
To talk with Janusz call 703-722-6012
The
Rolling Coyotes
The Rolling Coyotes have a
penchant for unique, yet audience-pleasing
material. featuring finely-tuned harmonies,
textured instrumentation, good humor and
originality. Their style is basically folk (traditional
and contemporary), but touches on many other
genres from blues to bluegrass. You might hear an
1850’s ballad and 1950’s rock n’
roll tune in the same set. They perform well-crafted
originals and great songs by great writers such
as Stephen Foster, Jimmie Rogers, Hank Williams,
Woody Gutherie, Bob Dylan, Johnny Mercer and
Hoagey Carmichael. The trio’s provocative
songs will warm your heart, challenge your mind,
tap your toes and make you laugh out loud.
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Esther
Haynes
A native of Virginia, Esther grew
up hearing the sounds of bluegrass music. She
learned finger-style folk guitar from her sixth
grade teacher and started studying bluegrass
banjo at age 15, which she continued playing
seriously until age 21. During her college years
at Virginia Tech, she attended jam sessions and
fiddler's conventions in southwestern Virginia,
where there is a strong traditional music culture.
She played in a folk guitar/voice duo with at
coffeehouses, crafts fairs and outdoor events,
and had her first paying gig with a bluegrass
band in Beaufort, S.C. She also took a group
voice class where her professor invited her to
take private lessons, and informed her that
"music was her element." www.shenandoahmusic.com/estherhaynes.htm
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