Trish Imbrogno (Trish Plays Bass): Open bluegrass jam (traditional circle) // Allegheny City Brewing (North Side)

Come pick, come drink, come listen! This is a traditional bluegrass jam circle and all levels of stringed instrument players are welcome to join (sorry, no amps or percussion)! Regardless of how long you've played, we encourage you to pick. You can always pass on solos and you never have to call a tune ... we're a judgement-free group of players! If you're not a musician, you're welcome, too! Not sure what to expect Check out this post explaining what it's like to attend a jam as a spectator: https://www.facebook.com/SweatyAlreadyStringBand/posts/pfbid0L9pGevddrfsovpVHcquYgaGh2mvdRd115RE7HV572bH6BMtVzb9yhoTuffzwcjG7l Jam starts at 1 p.m. No cover. Allegheny City Brewing Taproom is located at 510 E. Ohio Street in Pittsburgh's Deutschtown neighborhood. Street parking is available in front of the brewery and there is a large city parking lot located out back. Trish began her bass studies at the age of 14 in the public school system with violinist and orchestra director Beverly Schmidt. She continued her studies at Duquesne University under the tutelage of Jeffrey Turner, (Retired Principal Bass, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra). She has also been a student of Curtis Burris (Retired National Symphony), Patricia Dougherty (Metropolitan Opera Orchestra), Missy Raines (Missy Raines & Allegheny), David McLaughlin (Johnson Mountain Boys) and Alan Bartram (Del McCoury Band). Trish has served as a section member of the California Philharmonic, World Civic, and Butler (PA) Symphony Orchestras, and has had the good fortune to play the stages of the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Avery Fisher (now David Gefffen) Hall, Heinz Hall, and Carnegie Hall (NYC). After nearly 25 years of orchestral playing, Trish hung up her concert blacks, pulled on a pair of cowboy boots and hasn’t looked back. Her training in Bach, Beethoven and Mozart laid the perfect foundation to tackle the intricate counterpoint of bluegrass music. Trish is well versed in bluegrass, country, and American folk music and