Living Room Recitals: April 2010

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

SOLD OUT! MAY 22, 2010
AARON SPRINKLE & ROBERT DEEBLE

Please join us at our home in Seattle for another

Living Room Recital ...

Saturday - May 22nd

An intimate acoustic performance and dinner with

Aaron Sprinkle & Robert Deeble

This is a particularly special evening ~ we are offering

Dinner & Music for $15.

Arrive at 7 PM to share a meal and conversation.

Beautiful music begins at 8 PM

Attendance is limited to 35 guests.

100% of proceeds support the artists.

A guest list will be created before the recital to ensure

that we will have an appropriate number of guests.

You may pay in advance using PayPal or you may

pay when you arrive, but we do ask that you reserve a seat

before the recital by emailing us.

Please be sure to include the names of all attendees in your message.

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Aaron Sprinkle has been making music since he was in 6th grade. When Aaron isn't playing music with wonderful people (Fair and others) or hanging out with friends and family he is holed up in a recording studio helping other bands sound as good as they really are.

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Robert Deeble's music has been described as "Wistful folk-pop, sparsely arranged, gracefully performed, and achingly beautiful to behold." His art is one that conjures such influences as Leonard Cohen and Nick Drake or likened to such contemporaries as James William Hindle or Josh Rouse.

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Looking forward to spending a lovely evening with you!

Aaron & Karina Sprinkle

Sunday, April 18, 2010

A Fine First Attempt...

It was a perfectly lovely evening, for which I am so grateful, wonderful people and beautiful heartfelt music. Everything sounds better radiating across old fir floors.

When I go to hear someone play I love it when they tell stories, illuminate the melodies I've often already grown to love. Musicians tend to think that they make less sense than their lyrics when they open up in conversation - or perhaps feel a little naked when the magic multiplicity of possible meaning is removed as their hearts are revealed. Part of my dream for these nights is that they build community and support the artists in a personal way and it was so wonderful to be in the presence of the transparency of Brennan and Jenny, witnessing that the opportunity to be so was feeding them as it was blessing us.

The lighting was low and cozy - the room full of candles. Thusly I didn't get photos worth a darn, but here are a couple, though blurry, worth sharing.