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Folk First: Black Roots Music

Vienna Carroll and The Folk

Vienna Carroll performs as part of the Big Eyed Blues FestBig Eyed Blues Festival

Saturday, June 30, 2018 – 6-10pm

– Vienna Carroll & The Folk
– Irving Louis Lattin Trio
– Beareather & Brown Liquor Sounds

Brooklyn Historical Society
128 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn, NY (map)

6-7 pm– Odysseus Bailer & Erin Beebee Blues Dance Demo & Lesson
7 pm– Vienna & The Folk, don’t be late!
Spirituals, work songs, and blues

$25 in advance ($30 door)
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Big Eyed Blues Festival

What For? Why Not?

Friday, April 7, 2017,
8pm,
Triskelion Arts at Muriel Schulman Theater, 
106 Calyer Street, 
Brooklyn, NY 11222,
G to Nassau Ave (walk 3 blks north to Calyer & 3 blks west to #106) • map

Vienna Carroll & Keith Johnston in What For? Why Not? FestivalThe “What For? Why Not?” series combines two artists from different disciplines juxtaposing dance, music, spoken word, and visual art. 
Patti Bradshaw (dance) / Vienna Carroll & Keith Johnston (music)
Act 1
: Choreographer and puppeteer Patti Bradshaw shares the evening with singing storyteller duo, Vienna Carroll and Keith Johnston. Bradshaw’s Flowers in Space uses dance, puppetry, and slide projections in a solo for dancer Valerie Striar inspired by the turn of the twentieth-century painter, poet, set designer, and subtle social commentator Florine Stettheimer, (1871-1944).
Act 2: In Folk First: Black Roots Music, Carroll as griot and Johnston as guitarist celebrate the spirituals, work songs, prison blues, and sea shanties of antebellum African Americans, and their links to contemporary artists like Biggie Smalls and Pharrell Williams.

Folk 2 Funk Festival

Folk 2 Funk Festival at the Long Beach Public LibrarySunday, March 19, 2017
1:30pm: Guthrie Bros. Simon & Garfunkle Tribute
2:30pm: The Joni Project by Katie Pearlman
3:30pm: Vienna Carroll & Keith Johnston with Folk First/Black Roots

FREE and Family Friendly. This is also a food drive, please bring a can or box of non-perishable food!

Long Beach Public Library
111 West Park Avenue
Long Beach, NY 11561
(516) 432-7201
http://longbeachlibrary.org and http://aip-arts.org and aip4arts@gmail.com
Get directions

Vienna Carroll: Folk First at Columbia Univ. Postcrypt Coffeehouse

Vienna Carroll at the Postcrypt Coffeehouse, Columbia UniversitySunday, April 23, 2017
7pm
Postcrypt Coffeehouse
Basement St. Paul’s Chapel
Campus of Columbia University
116th Street and Broadway
New York, NY
1 to 116 St. stop
http://columbia.edu/cu/postcrypt/coffeehouse/
Directions to Postcrypt Coffeehouse, Columbia University, New York, NY

 

 

Weds., March 27th at Jalopy Theater

Weds., March 27, 2019, at 9 p.m.

Vienna Carroll & Keith Johnston at Roots & Ruckus
Jalopy Theater
315 Columbia Street, Brooklyn, NY
F or G trains to Carroll St. station. Get directions

Vienna Carroll

 

Tsion Cafe, September 16, 2016. 8pm

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Vienna Carroll and Keith Johnston
Friday, September 16, 2016.  8pm
Tsion Cafe
763 Saint Nicholas Avenue, Harlem  212-234-2070
A, B, C, D to 145th St    M3, bus

Honey Wine, Great Ethiopian Food
Roots Music
tsioncafe.com

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