MP3 The Trail Band - An Old Fashioned Christmas
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An all-star line-up of the Northwest's finest musicians, blending violins, hammer dulcimer, recorders, guitar, banjo, mandolin, piano, and brass in unique instrumental arrangements that capture the holiday cheer and warm memories of an earlier time.
17 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Traditional Folk, FOLK: Gentle
Details:
What The Critics Say About The Trail Band
"... an absolute must!"
Victory Music Review
"...sparkling ensemble interplay..."
Marty Hughley, The Oregonian
"A stellar cast of musicians... delightful arrangements..."
Tim Casebeer Willamette Week
"...nothing short of remarkable." Nancy Helsabeck, Siuslaw News
"The Trail Band sang like angels and played like virtuososâ¦"
Fred Crafts, Eugene Register-Guard 12/98
"... will perk up your spirits, cause you to dance, and make you feel good to be alive." Sam Richardson, Music Sidelines
"In the last of 5 sold-out performances, the eight member group put on an exuberant, classy and wide-ranging display of original tunes and fresh arrangements of tradtional folk and acoustic music that delighted the crowd with humor and musicianship." Lynn Darroch, The Oregonian
"One can only express a sort of wonder toward the uniqueness of a band that incorporates antique brass instruments and resounding vocal pitch..." Ryan Parker, The O.S.U. Barometer
"The band's music is good-natured, harmonious, and certainly retains it's own individuality." John Foyston, The Oregonian
"The Trail Band could be Oregon's happiest musical accident. It was formed specifically to perform during a historical play commemorating the Oregon Trail just for 1993. Luckily for us, the band stayed together, recording five fine CDs and playing some of the sweetest-sounding traditional and old-time music you're likely to hear anywhere."
The Oregonian 4/98
"Happy, homespun... a delightful old-fashionedy sound, from spirited fiddles to a spritely brass ensemble..."
Eugene Register-Guard
"The Trail Band brought the capacity audience to it's feet more than once. They are just incredibly skilled and great entertainers, too."
The Patrice Press, Tuscon, Arizona
17 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Traditional Folk, FOLK: Gentle
Details:
What The Critics Say About The Trail Band
"... an absolute must!"
Victory Music Review
"...sparkling ensemble interplay..."
Marty Hughley, The Oregonian
"A stellar cast of musicians... delightful arrangements..."
Tim Casebeer Willamette Week
"...nothing short of remarkable." Nancy Helsabeck, Siuslaw News
"The Trail Band sang like angels and played like virtuososâ¦"
Fred Crafts, Eugene Register-Guard 12/98
"... will perk up your spirits, cause you to dance, and make you feel good to be alive." Sam Richardson, Music Sidelines
"In the last of 5 sold-out performances, the eight member group put on an exuberant, classy and wide-ranging display of original tunes and fresh arrangements of tradtional folk and acoustic music that delighted the crowd with humor and musicianship." Lynn Darroch, The Oregonian
"One can only express a sort of wonder toward the uniqueness of a band that incorporates antique brass instruments and resounding vocal pitch..." Ryan Parker, The O.S.U. Barometer
"The band's music is good-natured, harmonious, and certainly retains it's own individuality." John Foyston, The Oregonian
"The Trail Band could be Oregon's happiest musical accident. It was formed specifically to perform during a historical play commemorating the Oregon Trail just for 1993. Luckily for us, the band stayed together, recording five fine CDs and playing some of the sweetest-sounding traditional and old-time music you're likely to hear anywhere."
The Oregonian 4/98
"Happy, homespun... a delightful old-fashionedy sound, from spirited fiddles to a spritely brass ensemble..."
Eugene Register-Guard
"The Trail Band brought the capacity audience to it's feet more than once. They are just incredibly skilled and great entertainers, too."
The Patrice Press, Tuscon, Arizona
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