Wednesday April 3rd 8pm $10

Will Csorba is a prolific young Texan of the resurgent American Primitive guitar school, already several albums and EPs deep. His work takes a cinematic approach to the discipline, frequently guiding the listener from its roots in old-time and blues through modern drone, raga, pastoral and experimental styles. Csorba plays close attention to compositional elements in his pieces, enhancing the idea of his music as a journey, but isn’t afraid to use improvisation as one of those elements; the songs rarely wind up where the listener expects, but whether it’s by intent or chance only Will can say.

Dann Pell is a guitarist, vocalist and percussionist  based in Chester County, PA.    His music embraces folk traditions; country-blues, jazz, chants/hymns/spirituals,  and incorporates unique expansive rhythmic devices akin to those of Steve Reich, John Coltrane, Phillip Glass into the folk idiom.  He spends most days singing hymns to the elderly or entertaining friends with new works of music, and on off days can most likely be found exploring exotic polyrhythm whilst drinking mate in the comfort of his Phoenixville home.

Liz Meredith is a violist, violinist, improviser and composer from Baltimore, MD. Her music explores intersections between acoustic chamber music, instrumental improvisation, electro-acoustic composition, and ambient music. Liz’s recent projects include a solo album, The Disposition of Vibrant Forms, a 5 LP set in collaboration with John Somers, and work as an artist/designer for boutique effects pedal company Vaux Flores. In addition to performing her own music, Liz has premiered new works by emerging composers, and has contributed her sound to recordings by Monica Lionheart, Microkingdom, and others. Her forthcoming LP, Repro, is scheduled for release on Spleencoffin, April, 2019.