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Meet the musicians joining us in the studio in our new musician profile. We’ll go behind-the-scenes to learn more about their music and their artistry, and watch them in action. Then, we’ll welcome them into our studio to see them perform live!
The Whipstitch Sallies bring an eclectic mix of musical influences from the Bill Monroe Memorial Music Park to Studio 6, performing their original, “Oh Mercy.”
Bluegrass band, The Whipstitch Sallies, bring their unique musical influences to Hoosier stages, from the Bill Monroe Music Park to the Brown County Playhouse.
The Whipstitch Sallies bring an eclectic mix of musical influences from the Bill Monroe Memorial Music Park to Studio 6, performing “Shady Grove.”
At only 16 years old, Solly Burton won the 2007 National Mandolin Championship. Now, he joins us in the studio to perform "El Cumbenchero."
At only 16 years old, Solly Burton won the 2007 National Mandolin Championship. In 2011, Burton returned to the stage to reclaim his championship title.
At only 16 years old, Solly Burton won the 2007 National Mandolin Championship. Now, he joins us in the studio to perform "Noites Cariocas."
Back from Cairo, Egypt, Otaak Band member Miguel Merino joins us in the studio to perform "O Sari" on the ancient African lyre, the mansankop.
Back from Cairo, Egypt, Otaak Band member Miguel Merino joins us in the studio to perform "Daleeb" on the ancient African lyre, the mansankop.
Part of the collaborative Otaak Band, Miguel Merino traveled across the world to Cairo, Egypt, where he learned the ancient African lyre, the mansankop.
Meet Matthew Corken, a one man band who builds his songs from the ground up, using an array of instruments from guitar to tambourine.
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