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https://www.queencityballadeers.org/schedule
The Queen City Balladeers organization runs the Leo Coffeehouse, a Sunday night open jam and concert, with workshops on varied subjects and open-mic nights. It's a caffeinated listening room, steeped in Americana music and welcoming all genres.
The open jam starts at 5:15, followed by concerts starting at 6:40, every Sunday evening, September through May, held at the Zion United Church of Christ in Norwood, 2301 Indian Mound Avenue, Norwood, OH 45212. Stop by with your instrument, your voice, or just your ears.
Leo Coffeehouse Schedule:
All Leo Coffeehouse evenings begin with the following activities from 5:15PM.
• Every Sunday of the month: Open Jam in the main hall
• First Sundays of the month: Rise Up Singalong at 3 PM, special workshops
• Second Sundays: Song Writers Collaborative upstairs
• Third Sundays: Guitar Roundtable upstairs
• Fourth Sundays: Old-Time Music Jam upstairs
Every Sunday, scheduled performers take the Leo stage from 6:40PM to 9:00PM.
Note: Free Outdoor Summer Acoustic Jams
Feel free to join some of our members at their weekly outdoor acoustic jam on Sunday evenings in Sharon Woods. These summer jams are not a Queen City Balladeers event, but we support acoustic music and so want the public to know about these:
Summer Outdoor Acoustic Jams at Sharon Woods (5:30 – dusk). Jam outdoors at Sharon Woods on Sunday evenings from the first Sunday of June through the first Sunday of September, and are free and open to the public. Look for musicians at a picnic table (they do not reserve an area) near the Sharon Centre – enter from Route 42.
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The Leo presented by Queen City Balladeers
Zion United Church of Christ, 2301 Indian Mound Ave, Norwood, OH, USSERENITY FISHER & MICHAEL RONSTADT with the CARDBOARD HEARTS
https://www.serenityfisher.com/
They blend playful pop-rock with Tim Burton-esque quirkiness. Powerhouse singer/songwriter/pianist Serenity Fisher’s vocals vary from bluesy belt to sultry whisper. Incredible CCM cellist Michael Ronstadt brings a rich musical heritage and absolute knack for improvisation. CCM violinist Rose Reidmiller Gowda also has a distinct flair for creative improvisation. World-renowned guitar virtuoso Bobby Fisher and his band sold out Bogart’s way back when. More recently, he’s played Carnegie Hall! Rounding out the sound with percussion is ethnomusicologist Matt Halvorson with his eclectic variety of instruments from all over the world.
CHARLIE MOSBROOK www.charliemosbrook.com
Few people have been as central to Cleveland’s music. His turf is acoustic singer/songwriter/folk music. He has performed over 30 years, releasing albums, collaborating with and encouraging other artists, and hosting open mic nights. He’s an artist teacher with Roots of American Music and president of FARM and Folknet. Through countless charities and events that advocate for human rights and environmental action, Charlie uses his music as a vehicle for a better world.
SELDOM THE SAME
a group of retirees who share Americana music. Dean Vamvas, lead vocalist and plays guitar. Tom McDonald is our primary harmonica and mountain dulcimer player. Dave Martin supplies keyboard, fiddle and Dobro and sings. Dave Sanders plays cello, acoustic guitar, banjo and sings both lead and harmony. Karen Shrock plays guitar and provides both lead and harmony vocals. John Gardik plays standup bass.BEFORE THE LEO
5:00 PM: Song Circle/Jam-Downstairs
Anyone can bring songs to lead while others provide backup and harmony.
5:00 PM: Americana & Roots Workshop led by CHARLIE MOSBROOKSee upcoming schedule at queencityballadeers.org/schedule
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