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Foundry Hall presents: Betse & Clarke
Touring musicians Betse & Clarke stop in South Haven for an evening of music in the acoustically lovely McNeil Gallery of the Bailey Museum.
This duo from the heartland (Kansas City, Missouri) has its roots in Ozark old time music, honoring traditional songs and tunes that resonate with human experience.
For each concert setting, Betse & Clarke take an audience on a musical field trip. Betse Ellis plays powerful and beautiful old time fiddle tunes, sings traditional Ozark songs, and shares her own songs with themes relating to human experience. Expect her to tell some stories along the way, featuring personal moments with her fiddle mentor Violet Hensley. Long known for her energetic style in her former band The Wilders, Betses earned a level of maturity while maintaining her contagious enthusiasm. Clarke Wyatt is an engaging finger-style banjo player, drawing inspiration from great traditional and inventive banjoists of earlier decades such as Mike Seeger and John Hartford. His melodies match the fiddle, and also build rhythmic interest to embrace the musics character. He also plays finger-style guitar, when it suits the musical style and texture.
read more on their website: https://www.betseandclarke.com/bio
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LocationLiberty Hyde Bailey Museum (View)
903 South Bailey
South Haven, MI 49090
United States
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| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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