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Trish Imbrogno (Trish Plays Bass): Sparrow Smith and the Resonant Rogues // Grass N'at // Mossy Bones
7:00 doors - 8:00 show Limited tickets, best to get in advance: https://acousticmusicworks.com/collections/concert-tickets/products/in-store-concert-august-22nd-sparrow-smith-the-resonant-rogues-grass-nat-mossy-bones-1-ticket Sparrow Smith and the Resonant Rogues Sparrow Smith, a multi-instrumentalist based in Marshall, NC, is well loved for her evocative songwriting, tasteful banjo playing, epic accordion chops, and striking outfits. A longtime member and leader of multiple bands (most notably Resonant Rogues) with Keith Josiah Smith, her husband and collaborator, Sparrow is stepping out under her own name with a new album of Appalachian originals. Her journey into old time started in her late teens with freight trains and Tommy Jarrell tapes, and her musical taste is also inspired by a lifelong love of dance. When not on tour, Sparrow can be found in the North Carolina mountains where she teaches Women’s Basic Carpentry and is building her own house from scratch. ~~~~ Grass N’at brings together five seasoned Pittsburgh musicians with deep roots in bluegrass and years of experience on festival stages and touring circuits across the country. Featuring Ray Bruckman (fiddle, vocals), Jason Ericsson (banjo), Jimmy Hall (mandolin, vocals), Trish Imbrogno (bass, vocals), and Michael Johnson (guitar, vocals), Grass N’at blends grit and precision with a deep respect for tradition. The sound is hard-driving and harmony-heavy, shaped by long sets, late-night jams, and a shared commitment to doing right by the the music. ~~~~ Mossy Bones 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 M
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