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Jazz and New Age
Jazz
The Reese Project
| The Reese
Project is a collaboration of three talented and professional musicians
in the Central Pa area. They formed their jazz electric ensemble in
1992. They currently have two recordings; Viewpoints, which was released
in 1997 and We Are Free in 1994. The trio consists of brothers Tom and
Kirk Reese on flute and piano, and Laurie Haines Reese on cello. They
have been signed to the Master Musicians Collective in Boston, MA which
is where Viewpoints was released.
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Robin Work Trio
| The Robin Work Trio is one of the premier music ensembles in Central Pennsylvania. An acoustic jazz group, featuring Robin Work on vocals, Keith Mohler on bass, and Matt Hochmiller on piano, the trio has been performing together since 1997 at some of the finest clubs, restaurants, and hotels in the area. In addition, the group performs at concert events and music festivals as well as for private and corporate functions. Their rich and varied repertoire consists of imaginative arrangements of standards, jazz classics, and contemporary songs. |
Greg Maroney
Greg Maroney's music evokes images and stories from both our memories and imaginations. His original piano compositions are at times variations on simple and pure melodic themes, such as Wing River on "Songs of the Water Rose" and at others intricate patterns or passionate crescendo's found in songs like Esmeralda on "The Copper Hat". His latest release, “Sentinel” includes Fire Drake, a fast, fiery song full of joy at the summer weather and thunderstorms, and Avoi Dance, written for his wife Linda as she lounged in the hammock, avoiding the summer chores. Listening to his music, you will find yourself reminiscing, smiling, waltzing and dreaming.
New Age
Maria Wilson
| Wedding Selections | Original Solo Guitar |
| A premier solo guitarist with five albums of her own, Mary Artuso's Dream, Images of the Past, Live at the Wire, Generations, and Gifts from My Guitar, Maria has performed her unique instrumental contemporary guitar sound throughout Pennsylvania and the Northeast and Southeast. Festivals, colleges, fairs, coffee houses, country clubs; Maria has done them all. Mary Artuso's Dream has aired on several radio stations throughout Pennsylvania. She has also opened up for Roger McGuinn and was a festival act at the Little Buffalo Arts Festival with Livingston Taylor. Maria continues to astonish audiences with her intensified and complex instrumental guitar show. "Generations" and "Gifts from My Guitar" are available through this website for $10.00 a CD. |
Third Stream
The group recorded the single "In Remembrance," in 1979 and a year later released their first album. "Gettin' It Together." Third Stream also organized and produced "Just Friends," and "Just Friends Again," tow record albums featuring the talents of eight Central Pennsylvania jazz musicians. In 1989, Third Stream released their first video and compact disc, "Black Widow." the quartet continues to bring the music they love to the people through concerts, clinics, and lectures. Third Stream has stood the test of time, and is here to stay.
Rock, Pop and Blues
The Jellybricks
| The Jellybricks formed in late 1995 and refer to their formation as a "blind date that just happened to work out". They’re a high-energy pop rock band that likes to act goofy and have fun on stage. Younger fans like the age 11-17 crowdmake up a large part of the Jellybricks audience. The Jellybricks line-up had remained the same since their formation and consists of Larry Kennedy on vocals and guitar, Garrick Chow on bass guitar, Bryce Connor on guitar, and Tom Krachow on drums. Their first album titled Kinky Root Best was released in February of 1997. Their latest release is titled Soapopera, released in 1999. The first single "Speechless" has been added to the playlist of influencial stations in Harrisburg, Pa and Cleveland, Ohio. The Jellybricks have opened for such acts as Live, Goo Goo Dolls, and 10,000 Maniacs. |
Krypton City Blues Revue
| From the
mournful laments of a single voice and slide guitar, or the feel of a
back porch jam at a country barbeque, to the fully electrified Chicago
Blues, a Krypton City performance is an emotional buffet - served up by
five guys who can heat up rooms to near meltdown.
Krypton City has a large repertoire of material from early Delta and country blues to gritty urban blues, tailored to please the audience for whom they are performing. The band's third CD, tales from cipletown, has been out since late April and is selling well. It is the first CD they have that contains all original blues tunes written by the band. |
"Redmond can't help but throw herself into everything. She performs with soulfulness and sensuality" . . ."One of Washington area's finest singers" - The Washington Post.