COMBO member Adrienne Osborn announces the release of an online vocal training program for pop and rock vocalists. Nail Every Note is the only online singing program that contains specific solutions to 37 common vocal technique issues, as well as an option for very affordable live personal help. Learn more at http://www.naileverynote.com or check out free tips on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/user/naileverynote.
Adrienne has worked with artists such as Jaden Carlson, Roniit, Pride in Pieces, Princess, Public Display of Aggression, Jacob Larson, Su Charles (American Idol), Kill Paris, Casey Abrams (American Idol), Starcar Sunday, Front Street Blues Band, Bradford Junction, Behaving Badly, and many others.
Adrienne Osborn
303-819-0595
http://www.adrienneo.com – indie pop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6Uzw6LB9ic
http://www.performancehigh.net – vocal training and artist development
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APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR AMERICAN MUSIC ABROAD
Promoting Cultural Diplomacy Through Music
American Music Abroad (AMA)’s application round for the 2014-15 season in now open! Bands and ensembles are encouraged to apply at http://amvoices.org/ama/apply. The deadline for applications is January 9, 2015.
American Music Abroad is designed to communicate America’s rich musical contributions and diverse culture to the global music scene. Each year, approximately ten ensembles are selected to embark on month-long, multi-country tours, where they will engage with international audiences through public concerts, interactive performances with local musicians, lecture demonstrations, workshops, jam sessions and media interviews.
Ensembles from any characteristically American musical genres, including, but not limited to Blues, Bluegrass, Cajun, Country, Folk, Latin, Native American, Gospel, Hip Hop/Urban, Indie Rock, Jazz, Punk, R&B and Zydeco are welcome to apply. Ensembles will be selected for artistic quality, a strong education and interactive component, and a dedication to cultural engagement.
Previous American Music Abroad ensembles have reached audiences in more than 75 countries who had little or no access to live American music. To learn more about AMA visit http://www.americanvoices.org/ama
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ORIENTAL OPRY – 2nd TUESDAYS OF THE MONTH
Jane Manly, an independent music promoter, presents the Oriental Opry the second Tuesday of every month at the Historic Oriental Theater. The mission is the promotion of astounding Colorado acoustic musicians. Each show features 5 musicians or groups for a 25 minute set. The show is run “Old Time Opry Style” — they sound check at 6:00 p.m. and run the show straight through. Often performers jump in and accompany other groups (with their permission of course!)
The Historic Oriental Theater (and Scott LaBarbara) and Jane are presenting the only local show of its kind in the Denver area. The continuation of the project depends on the support of the music community and attendance is growing steadily.
Where: The Historic Oriental Theater, 44th & Tennyson, Denver
When: The Second Tuesday of the Month (next one on November 11th)
Time: Starting at 7:30 p.m. and ending around 10:00 p.m.
Cost: For just $5 you get an incredible variety show!
Ages: 21+
The show’s master of ceremonies is Joe Kellogg. Joe is a singer/songwriter whose songs have a comedic flare (ask him to play “I’m a Love Fracker”!)
Scheduled for November 11th:
• Dead Gurus: Moses Walker, Sam Silver, Randy Welsh, Mark Hutchinson, Mike Geiseman; Eclectic collaboration – bring your dancing shoes!
• John & Missy Kidd: Keyboards with incredible vocals.
• BitterSweet: Marty Hallberg and Gary Loffler, acoustic duo.
• Barbara Jo and The Hippie Buckaroos: Progressive way-fun country!
• Song Salad: Helena and Cal; variety of tasty songs and wailing kazoo playing. . . lots of fun!