Singing workshop in Conway MA: On and Ever Onward, folk + pop from the US, Bulgaria, and more

Tiny Glass Tavern presents:
Singing Workshop in Conway MA: On and Ever Onward :  folk + pop from the US, Bulgaria, and more

Wednesday April 9th 2025 from 6:30pm to 8pm, in Conway MA: 46 Delabarre Ave, Conway, MA, 01341

In preparation for their concert in Northampton on Sun April 13th, the artists of Tiny Glass Tavern invite you to a singing workshop, giving you the opportunity to explore this program's music for yourself, from within.

Open to all levels, music will be taught by ear and with word sheets, or scores when helpful, sent in advance. Music reading ability is not required.

During this workshop, led and accompanied by the Tiny Glass Tavern artists, we will explore a folk song from Bulgaria, a pop song from the Dirty Projectors+Bjork EP "Mount Wittenberg Orca", and a folk song from the US.

 The workshop will be lead by the Tiny Glass Tavern musicians singing on the On and Ever Onward program, including artistic director Sophie Michaux. 

General admission $20, Student/Low income/Starving Artist $10

This workshop and the Northampton concert are funded in part by the Conway and Massachusetts Cultural Councils.

More information about the On and Ever Onward program:
Friday April 11th 2025 at 7pm, The Burren, Somerville MA (doors at 6pm)
Saturday April 12th 2025 at 8pm, Epsilon Spires, Brattleboro VT
Sunday April 13th 2025 at 4pm, Northampton Centre for the Arts at 33 Hawley, Northampton MA - Tickets here

with Sophie Michaux, Erin Hogan, Kimaya Diggs, Lexi Ugelow, Maisie Dolan, Rosa Tu, Emma Rothman, Mia Bertelli, Sarah Gibson, Nathalie Michaux, Hannah Levy, Sadie Levy, Sam Arthen-Long, Isobel Arthen-Long, voices, banjos, fiddles, drums, guitars,
Adam Jacob Simon, guitar, voice, organ, Ken Woodward, Bass

Tiny Glass Tavern covers Mount Wittenberg Orca, the Dirty Projectors and Björk EP, as well as offering an eclectic selection of vocal music for women+high voices including works by Bach, Björk, Rosa Tu, Bulgarian and American Folk, early music and more.

More information at: www.tinyglasstavern.com