Metro Region: New York State Performers, Programmers & Related Resources for Public Libraries & Groups


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Performer	Program	Category	Description	Fee
Crain, Nathan Brady	Mister Loop / Brady Music	Music	As a performer for mixed or adult audiences, Brady play upbeat original acoustic americana in several sub-genres. In doing this he uses a matrix of several looping stations to live capture (nothing pre-recorded) sounds and "stack" them into coherent, band sounding songs (percussion, bass, guitar, lead, and three part harmonies in many songs). This is a phenomenal show, as astounding as it is entertaining. As children's performer "Mr. Loop," Brady uses his ebullient personality, great music, and stunning performance style to involve children in the creation of rhythms and music, creating an unforgettable experience!	$351- $500
Holder, Chris	HAVE A HEALTHY HABITAT	Music, Nature- Environment, Performing Arts- Storytelling	The Environment show! Highlights ways we can protect our earth, our waterways and our air. Covers curbing pollution, recycling, preserving habitats and more. Also includes 'The Garden Song' and sign language!	$501- $1000
Bromka, Sondra & John	A Celtic Mid-Winter Revel: Music for the 12 Days of Christmas	Multicultural- Other, Music, Performing Arts- Storytelling	Celtic Christmas and Mid-Winter celebrations through the centuries were a twelve-day flurry of spirited songs, mythical airs, quaint traditions, and mirthful customs and stories. The duo of John and Sondra Bromka offer an evocative and festive collection of seasonal music on their diverse array of Celtic instruments including harp, hammered dulcimer, 2 kinds of historic bagpipes, button accordeon, Irish cittern, bodhran, and guitar.	$351- $500
Ruch, Dave	One World, Many Stories	Multicultural- Native American, Multicultural- Other, Music	With guitar, Indian tabla drum, European octave mandolin, traditional Native American cowhorn rattles and more, Dave leads the audience on a fun-filled musical journey across the world. Children become active participants as they sing along (in English, Nigerian, Italian, Japanese, Russian and Iroquois!), answer questions and act out songs. Some audience members will even be invited to play the Iroquois rattles, and (for groups of 100 or less) all will have a chance to touch and play one of the instruments after the concert. Topics covered include the unique ways in which people around the world live (past and present), and perhaps most importantly, the many similarities that we all share. Dave also talks about his own eye-opening trips to India and the Middle East. -Happiness is being in an audience watching a performance by Dave Ruch! It is a delightful, educational, whimsical and totally fun way to spend a span of time. Rich entertainment of the highest quality and professionalism - Margaret Crocker, Executive Director, The Discovery Center of the Southern Tier, Binghamton NY	$351- $500
Productions, Dream Jam	Barry G Show	Multicultural- Other, Music, Performing Arts- Other	MyKaZoo Universal Music recording artist Barry G, a founding member of the critically acclaimed Dream Jam Band will give an interactive concert featuring songs from his new family album, "Huh Uh," as well as some earlier favorites. Barry G's signature style is inspired by traditions ranging from rock and roll, Appalachian ballads, the blues and western swing, compelling all to feel the magic of his show. Barry G’s guitar virtuosity is one of the engines that drive his beloved music and his singing and songwriting are joyous elements in its fabric. He has toured across the country performing at festivals and venues and songs and music videos are popular on children’s music channels. Barry G’s album, “Huh Uh, is praised by critics. Family Man writes, “…the project is polished but nonetheless feels personal. Barry G addresses his young audience with the guidance of an adult who can seamlessly enlighten kids while also urging them to have a good time.” ABCD Diaries, “gives it an A +.”	$351- $500
TheatreworksUSA, -	FREEDOM TRAIN	History, Music, Performing Arts- Theater	Harriet Tubman, the intrepid conductor of the Underground Railroad, comes to life in an extraordinary production, with traditional music of the period. One of Theatreworks' biggest hits!	$1001- $3000
Hall, Rebecca	Hungrytown in Concert	Music	'Musically, Hungrytown is a rare breed. In this age of fusion, [Rebecca] Hall and [Ken] Anderson prefer to reverse-engineer modern folk. . .writing brand-new ballads that sound straight out of the '30s. Standing face to face, so close that their guitars almost touch, they sing into the same mic, evoking scenes from the glory days of the Grand Ole Opry.' Justin Shatwell - Yankee Magazine (November/December 2008) Hall & Anderson have created a program specifically tailored to libraries and their patrons. Unique to this presentation is a focus on the Appalachian and Celtic roots of their songwriting, with the performance of traditional songs relevant to the development of their style. Instrumentaion consists of guitar, bass and harmonica.	$501- $1000
Connolly, Carol	From Snowflakes to Sunshine: Winter into Spring	Multicultural- Other, Music, Performing Arts- Storytelling	Tales 'n Tunes present stories and songs to celebrate Winter and the coming of Spring. From stories of the cold, cold North to songs about hibernation to discovering the first signs of the coming of warmer days to a Japaneses rain song, this program is perfect for February or April vacation breaks.	$201- $350
Cooley, Christopher	Girl Singer: The Songs of Rosemary Clooney	History, Music	Join Rita Mathsen and Chris Cooley for a delightful and informative tribute to an American icon. Our show takes about 20 of her most famous songs (including "Mambo Italiano", "Come On-a My House", "Hey There", and "Slow Boat to China") and includes interesting facts about her long and fascinating life. From her humble beginnings in Maysville, Kentucky, through her early success and fame, to her near breakdown in the late 60's, to her numerous collaborations with Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney's expressive style and unmistakable voice made her one of the most beloved singers of popular American music of the 20th century.	$201- $350
!, Spook Handy	The Works of Pete Seeger - Another Ground Breaking Troubadour	History, Music, Performing Arts- Other	Spook has had the privilege to perform alongside Pete several times per year at concerts and festivals since the two met in 2003. Along the way, Spook has learned a lot of Pete's favorite songs and the stories behind them. He's even contributed verses to one of Pete's newer songs and sang on his latest CD. Pete Seeger will turn 94 on May 3, 2013. This program looks at the legacy, struggles, songs and stories of one of Americas most beloved folk singers - the man who gave us If I Had a Hammer, Turn, Turn, Turn, and Waist Deep in the Big Muddy. An excellent program for Festivals, Libraries, Arts Centers, Churches, Schools and other meeting places.An excellent program for Libraries, Arts Centers, Churches, Schools and other meeting places. Pete Seeger covers some of Spook's songs and the two perform together several times per year. Visit www.spookhandy.com for more info on the artist and other programs and workshops.	$501- $1000

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* Inclusion in this database does not indicate endorsement of any performer or program by the NYS Education Department, the Office of Cultural Education, the NYS Library or the participating library systems, nor does it eliminate the need for reference checks and appropriate standard screening procedures.