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Bethlehem & Sad Patrick - Mother Of Exiles

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(via Philadelphia's Bethlehem & Sad Patrick Make Music About Love, Struggle, Healing 03/10 by Voices For Racial Healing | Music Podcasts)

Join me as I chat with and play some songs by Bethlehem and Sad Patrick, members of the Philadelphia-based musical duo Be Sad Music.  We'll talk about their 5+ year collaboration and themes of love, struggle and healing in their music.

Bethlehem, a singer, songwriter and self-described "vocussionist," was described as “Germantown’s next rising star” by WHYY/NewsWorks Philadelphia after the release of her first solo album, “Bigger Than Music”. Sad Patrick, a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, was kicked out of the Calliope School of Folk Music when he started using “jazz” chords. The duo, and their songs about love, love lost, and love that is better off lost, have won audiences over at notable performances at genre-spanning events throughout Philadelphia and beyond.  

“The local duo blends the focused minimalism and poetic lyrics of folk tradition with simmering, freewheeling jazz and blues — slick guitars, soaring vocals, nuanced melodies.” - John Vettese, WXPN The Key and Key Studio Sessions

“Bethlehem brings raw, unapologetic gospel energy to Sad Patrick’s songs. – Homer Jackson, Philadelphia Jazz Project

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Cafe Improv July 24, 2021 Part 2.mp4 from Princeton TV on Vimeo.

Performances by

Randie O'Neil - Americana / Folk - Pop

Smooth and charming, Randie puts her whole self into her writing and performances, using honest and witty lyrics about heartache and strength, paired with catchy melodies. Randie’s storytelling comes from a sincere place; through her songs, she conveys a message of understanding and courage to face problems that almost all of us experience at some point in our lives. Adding depth and soul to the songs is multi-instrumentalist John Hone. randieoneil.com/ youtube.com/channel/UCsFNzOKs_KSUU2eE8ZYi_WQ

Bethlehem and Sad Patrick - Vocussion Meets Folk / Jazz Guitar

Bethlehem and Sad Patrick perform songs of love and other struggles. Combining her soaring vocals and driving percussion with his sparse guitar, they deliver powerful songs about being in and out of love, keeping your head in the city, struggling to make your way, and seeking peace on the margins. Sad Patrick’s playing supports Bethlehem’s powerful singing, remarkable improvisations, and nuanced melodies, atop her tarima stomps and body percussion. Their live shows are enthralling. besadmusic.com/

Roia Rafieyan - Singer - Songwriter

Roia is happy to be back to playing guitar after a lengthy period of recuperation from surgery on both her hands. She has had the privilege of playing and singing with some fantastic musicians over the years, and one of her biggest triumphs is having had a song written (and sung) about her by Cafe Improv’s very own Thomas P and his performing partner Doug!

Spook Handy - American Folk Musician

Spook’s credits include performing alongside Pete Seeger more than fifty times in the last ten years of Pete’s life; performing over 3,000 concerts throughout North America; being named “Best Folk Artist” by multiple publications; and charting as high as No. 2 on the International Folk Radio Charts. Seeger’s influence shines bright and clear in Spook’s performance, and the many new songs he has written during the pandemic lockdown. spookhandy.com, facebook.com/spookhandy, twitter.com/spookhandy. CDs available at the show.

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The Holiday Art Markets Are Coming!

Dec. 3/4 and Dec. 17/18 (same days), Sat. – Sunday, Noon till 6 pm, at Lutheran Theological Seminary’s Hagan Center Gym, 7301 Germantown Ave. (19119). Join us as we pop up for the Holidays!

All That Jazz series by Denise Benrahou

Yes, it’s true, we’re out of our old location. And YES, we have a wonderful handcraft gift shop at 6622 Germantown Ave., filled to the brim and open for the holidays from Wed. – Sunday. But what would the holidays be without the Mt. Airy Art Garage (MAAG) Holiday Art Market?

When you have local artists selling their unique original artwork, combined with live music, food, and holiday cheer for the entire family…now that’s a party! Plus it’s free!

Puna Coast by Nicki Toizer

It’s our 8th Annual Holiday Art Market Extravaganza, and this year we’re in popup mode. Artists will fill our new popup space/ gallery with one-of-a-kind items, for both adults and children, made by woodworkers, sculptors, painters, leather crafters, jewelers, fiber artists and weavers, photographers, ceramic artists, and more. Here are just some of the artists you’ll be finding at our holiday celebration:

Kevin Bennett, Denise & Angelique Benrahou, Sheila & Deborah Brown, Jackie Clifton, Gray Fisher, Samantha Hyman, Morris Jones, Bettie Kleckley, Itzik Lorant, Sara Mosley, Arleen Olshan, Christina Perez, Roberto Rashid, Kathy Robinson, Patricia Cousins Smith, Yvette Sumter, Nicki Toizer, and others. Plus musicians galore with Joe Fanning, Matt Gordon, Marion Halliday, Art Miron, Sarah Napolitan, Sad Patrick and Bethlehem, and drumming with Music in the Moment with Ron Kravitz and Friends.

Jewelry and fiber designs by Bettie Kleckley

You’re bound to be searching for that perfect gift for someone special—and what better place to find it than our Holiday Market. On two separate weekends, Saturdays and Sundays, December 3/4 and Dec. 17/18, from noon – 6 PM, MAAG will be hosting this not to be missed weekend of art and celebration at Lutheran Theological Seminary’s Hagan Center Gym at 7301 Germantown Ave.

Moonrise by Kevin Bennett

Plus with free admission, food and drink, as well as live music from local favorites, there’s bound to be something to please every name on your list.

So stop in, shop, and celebrate with us! Bring your family. After all, supporting local artists (in the community you already love) surely beats going to the mall.

Oshun by Angelique Benrahou

For more information, call 215.242.5074 or visit www.mtairyartgarage.org. #MAAGPopsUp

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FOR THE LOVE OF GERMANTOWN CD is still available // A fundraiser for @germantowncdc featuring Steve Giordano & John Blake, Rob Henderson, Tony Williams & Dave Posmontier, Karen Smith, Jim Dragoni, The Mélange Jazz Collective, Kunu Bi w/ Papa Ed Stokes & Tom Lowery, DM Hotep of the Sun Ra Arkestra, as well as, Bethlehem & Sad Patrick // Get it @booksandstuff.philly in Germantown at 23 Maplewood Mall - Still Open During Construction // For more info: https://bit.ly/ 2Hu3S8B // #PhillyJazz #JazzCD #GUCDC #GermantownLove #SteveGiordano #JohnBlake #RobHenderson #TonyWilliams #KarenSmith #JimDragoni #DavePosmontier #MélangeJazzCollective #KunuBi #PapaEdStokes #TomLowery #DMHotep #Bethlehem #SadPatrick #BooksandStuff (at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8oz7cgDS_o/?igshid=13od1cwzxl3na

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...Event today>>> ...Go Mt. Airy Monday Market & Beer Garden ... Details: https://ift.tt/2LVsASW ... Mt. Airy's own Bethlehem & Sad Patrick return to the stage in support of their new album "Love and Other Struggles," Bad Mother Shuckers and Royal Zarasa will have the food trucks fired up, and frozen dessert detail goes to Zsa's and TCD. ... When: 4PM – 9PM ... Where: Mount Airy Lovett Park, 6945 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19119 ... Cost: Free . with @gomtairy @besadmusic @badmothershuckers @royal_zarasa @trolleycardiner @zsas @paulcarpenterart @rotheflorists @paragonpainsolutions @misterrelaxation @12thglow @browngirlparty @cherylannebetancesphotography @cynful.bliss @ellaraybyjae @genninakcreations @gourmet_candle @tnanakumoart @medicinallyjointed @piggybacktreatscompany @erralunaherbals . . . . . . . . #phillyevents #eventinphilly #philly #phillypulse #howphillyseesphilly #phillyunknown #philadelphia #philadelphiaevents #philadelphia #jawn #jawns #jawnsonly #phillyjawn #phillyjawns #events #localevents #thingstodoinphilly #thingstodoinphiladelphia #plansfortoday #plansfortonight #funevent #whattodoinphilly #market #mtairy #gomtairy #mtairyphilly #festival #music #kids #family https://ift.tt/2XTnjxf

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PHL / Melinda Steffy: Ruination Day

Melinda Steffy: Ruination Day repetition, nuance, & catastrophe March 14 – April 27, 2019 RECEPTIONS: Thursday, March 14, 6-9pm Thursday, April 11, 6-9pm ARTIST TALK & PERFORMANCE featuring Bethlehem & Sad Patrick Sunday, April 14, 3pm

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Ruination Day is approaching

Tiger Strikes Asteroid Philadelphia is pleased to welcome Melinda Steffy Ruination Day. Steffy operates in a complex conceptual space, where music and color and geometric forms and lyrics and story-telling and history all intersect. Melinda Steffy was Invited to the gallery by TSA Philly member Terri Saulin.

ABOUT RUINATION DAY

April 14: Lincoln was shot. The Titanic hit the iceberg. The Black Sunday dust storm devastated the Midwest. Three major events in American history occurred on the same date, and each are documented in folk and blues songs. Melinda Steffy’s “Ruination Day” series takes four of these songs and re-constructs them as grid-based color patterns. Her geometric abstraction removes the specific contexts of the songs and reveals the architecture of oral history: repetition, nuance, and catastrophe. On Sunday, April 14, 2019, at 3:00pm Melinda will give a reading of her “Ruination Day Manifesto,” joined by duo Bethlehem and Sad Patrick who will perform the four songs: “Booth Killed Lincoln,” a 19th-century folk ballad; “God Moves on the Water” by Blind Willie Johnson; “The Great Dust Storm” by Woody Guthrie; and “Ruination Day, Part II” by Gillian Welch. BIO Philadelphia artist Melinda Steffy re-interprets music as color patterns, exploring ideas of translation, information/data, and how music weaves throughout human experience. In 2017, she was commissioned by Eastern Mennonite University (VA) to create 100 paintings based on a Mennonite hymn in honor of their Centennial, and by Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church (PA) to create a series of works based on Bach’s Christmas Oratorio. Melinda’s work was selected for Tiger Strikes Asteroid NY’s 2017-2018 Flat File program, and her artwork has been exhibited at Crane Arts (Philadelphia), The Art Gallery at City Hall (Philadelphia), 20*20 House (PA), Rowan University (NJ), and the Shenandoah Valley Bach Festival (VA), among many others. She is an artist member of InLiquid and a LEADERSHIP Philadelphia fellow, and she was a prize-winner in the 29th annual Faber Birren Color Award Show (CT). Also an accomplished musician, she currently serves as executive director for Philadelphia music education nonprofit LiveConnections and sings with the Chestnut Street Singers. Melinda received a Master of Fine Arts degree in painting from The University of the Arts and a bachelor’s degree from Eastern Mennonite University.

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Outbound Poetry Festival: Bethlehem & Sad Patrick (2/2) from Philadelphia Contemporary on Vimeo.

Bethlehem & Sad Patrick perform at the Outbound Poetry Festival in Philadelphia's 30th Street Station on April 15th, 2017.

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Free Pop-Up Outbound Poetry Festival Heads To 30th Street Station April 10-21

Roses are red, violets are blue, it’s time for some poetry — and music, too!

From April 10 through 21, Amtrak’s 30th Street Station will be more than an architecturally beautiful space for people in transit. The iconic railroad station is set to host the Outbound Poetry Festival, a poetry and music pop-up series.

FAST FACTS

The Outbound Poetry Festival runs April 10-21

Find pop-up readings and more at Amtrak’s 30th Street Station in the South Waiting Room

Events take place weekdays at 4:52 p.m. and on Saturday, April 15 at 2:35 p.m.

All events are free and open to the public

Festival Highlights

Philadelphia Contemporary, a non-collecting multi-disciplinary arts organization, presents the Outbound Poetry Festival in honor of National Poetry Month this April.

The expressive extravaganza, curated by Philadelphia’s Poet Laureate Yolanda Wisher, will celebrate the City of Brotherly Love with readings from local and out-of-town poets of all ages and styles.

Writers ranging from slam poets to page poets to teaching poets are set to share their voices with Philadelphians and visitors at 30th Street Station. Readings will take place in the South Waiting Room every weekday afternoon at precisely 4:52 p.m.

Stop by to see performers including Al Mills and Nnamdi Chukwuocha — also known as The Twin Poets — on April 10, Greg Corbin on April 11, former Philadelphia Poet Laureate Frank Sherlock on April 14, Otter Jung-Allen on April 19 and more. You can view the full schedule of performances online.

At 2:35 p.m. on Saturday, April 15, artists will share both poetry and acoustic music. The afternoon will include appearances from singers/songwriters Bethlehem & Sad Patrick, jazz and poetry artists Trapeta Mayson & Monnette Sudler and sound poet Tracie Morris. Wisher will also partner with Mark Palacio for a special, show-stopping performance.

Admission

Admission to the Outbound Poetry Festival is completely free and open to the public. Those who want to check out the celebration of poetry should simply venture to 30th Street Station and prepare to be inspired.

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Bethlehem & Sad Patrick - Did You Ever Do

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Support Your Local Artists @ MAAGs 5th Annual Holiday Art Market

Dec. 6/7 and Dec. 20/21 from noon to 6 pm

What do you get when you have more than 40 local artists selling their unique original artwork, combined with live music, food, and holiday cheer for the entire family and free of charge?

You get our 5th Annual Holiday Art Market Extravaganza at the Mt. Airy Art Garage (MAAG). You’re bound to be searching for that perfect gift for someone special (such as ceramics by Jackie Clifton on the right and painting by Elizabeth Rosenberg on the left)—and what better place to find it than at MAAG, a creative center for emerging and professional artists in Northwest Philadelphia. On Saturdays and Sundays, Dec. 6/7 and Dec. 20/21, from noon – 6 PM, MAAG will be hosting this not to be missed weekend of art and celebration.

(c) Lee Muslin

MAAG will open its doors and offer the community a diverse selection of fine art and handcrafts created by local Northwest artists ranging from emerging artists to those who have exhibited at the Smithsonian.

Participating artists include:

Kevin Bennett, Sheila and Debbie Brown, Peter Bruckner, Tina Bruckner, Jackie Clifton, Suzanne Clune, James Hay, Andrea Abrams Herbert, Tom Herbert, Shari Johnson, Sharon Kenny, Gail Lloyd, Lee Muslin, MAAG Quilt Club, Arleen Olshan, Roberto Rashid, Alfredo Ratinoff, Helene Richardson, Kathy Robinson, Liz Rosenberg, Edward Sargent, Patricia Cousins Smith, Sara Steele, Laurel Schwass-Drew, Nettie Scott, Nicki Toizer, and Alex Worcester.

Artists will fill (to the brim) our 5,000 square foot gallery with one-of-a-kind items, for both adults and children, made by woodworkers, sculptors, painters, leather crafters, jewelers, fiber artists and weavers, photographers, ceramic and glass artists, and more. Plus with free admission, food and drink, as well as live music from local favorites Art Miron, Sad Patrick and Bethlehem, Andy Trackman and Gaille Hunter, Sarah Napolitan, Gene and Michel Chieffo, Gerry Whelan, Music In The Moment Improv Ensemble, and other guests, there’s bound to be something to please every name on your list.

Collage by Edward Sargent

So, stop in at 11 West Mt. Airy Avenue. Bring your family. All are welcome to browse the unique display of original artwork and enjoy the holiday festivities. After all, supporting local artists (in the community you already love) surely beats going to the mall.

For more information, call 215.242.5074 or visit www.mtairyartgarage.org.

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MAAG December Holiday Market Is Fast Approaching! You Won’t Want To Miss It!

Jewelry by Martha Martin

December is fast approaching! Our gallery is open for holiday business (Thurs-Sunday). And our Holiday Market is bursting at the seams with over 25 local artists ready to share their work with you! With one of a kind work, live music and food, you won’t want to miss this! Saturday and Sunday, December 14th – 15th from Noon – 6 PM, we’ll  be hosting a free weekend of holiday art markets.

(c) James Hay

During these days, we’ll burst open our doors to you and offer our community a diverse selection of fine art and handcrafts created by local Northwest artists. Artists will fill the 5,200 square foot gallery with one-of-a-kind items, for both adults and children, made by woodworkers, sculptors, fabric artists, painters, leathercrafters, jewelers, photographers, ceramic artists, and more.

Plus with free admission, food and drink, as well as live music from local favorites Art Miron, David Cantor, Bethlehem & Sad Patrick, Mike & Dan, Sarah Napolitan, Cliff Numaninblak,  and more, there’s bound to be something to please every name on your list.

So, stop in!  All are welcome to browse the unique display of original artwork and enjoy the holiday festivities. After all, supporting local artists (in the community you already love) surely beats going to the mall.

Feast your eyes on the artists who will be in our Holiday Show:

Kevin Bennett—Photography

Sheila and Deb Brown—Jewelry

Jackie Clifton—Pottery

Watercolor by Daisy Juarez

Daisy Juarez—Watercolor and Charcoal

Jim Hay—Photography

Bettie Kleckley—Jewelry

Jeff Kohr—Woodworker

Martha Martin—Printmaking and Jewelry

Michelle Martung—Mandala works on paper

Lou Ann Merkle—Sculpture

Woodwork by Jeff Kohr (his son not included)

Diane Podolsky—Woodcut prints

Kathy Robinson—Scarves

Janet Sampson—Fabric Art

Edward Sargent—Collage 3D Boxes

Laurel Schwass Drew—Handmade/Designed Tees & Scarves

Nettie Scott—Jewelry and Polymer Clay

Karen Singer—Tile

Patricia Smith—Photography

Kathy Robinson handpainted scarves & wraps

Karen Stevens—Tile

Natline Thornton—Drawings

Nikki Toizer—Photographer

Renate Woessner—Painting

For kids AND the Young at Heart

Robert Best—Soft Sculpture

Emily Finegold—Handmade Toys

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First, I want to thank Melissa Holman for being an amazing guest today! The podcast of today's show is up, so if you have a chance, take a listen, leave a comment and spread the word.

I also want to take a moment to thank everyone for showing their support and helping to get the word out about #VoicesForRacialHealing. I deeply appreciate it!

Some of you have been asking about future episodes of #VFRH. The live show will broadcast every Friday at 12:00 noon ET, featuring the following guests.

Please note that this schedule is subject to change so the best thing to do is to follow http://blogtalkradio.com/voicesforracialhealing for up to the minute information!

2/17 - Cara Blouin of the The Art Church of West Philadelphia (among other things) 2/24 - Ingrid Shepard, THE ONE LESS FOUNDATION 3/3 - Trapeta Mayson 3/10 - Bethlehem & Sad Patrick of Be Sad Music 3/17 - Lisa DiNardo Parker of Peace Day Philly 3/24 - Melissa Holman (we'll be interviewing an Everyday Philly photographer TBD) 3/31 - Erva Baden of The Soul Restoration Project

NOTE:  I am booking guests for future episodes (April, May and June) so if you are interested in coming on, send me an email at voicesforracialhealing at gmail dot com.

Peace!

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Karen Smith shares the tune, “Fire” on new FOR THE LOVE OF GERMANTOWN CD / Featuring music by: Tony Williams & Dave Posmontier, Jim Dragoni, Bethlehem & Sad Patrick & others / Proceeds support @germantowncdc / For details: http://bit.ly/2e2oTeh / Produced by Homer Jackson & the @philajazzproject / #PhillyJazz (at Germantown United CDC)

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@sunraarkestra member, David "DM Hotep" Middleton and company share the beautiful composition, "Meeting Of Friendship" on new FOR THE LOVE OF GERMANTOWN CD / CD also features music by: Rob H. Henderson, Karen Smith, Jim Dragoni, Bethlehem & Sad Patrick & others / Proceeds support @germantowncdc / For details: http://bit.ly/2e2oTeh / Produced by Homer Jackson & the Philadelphia Jazz Project / #phillyjazz (at Germantown United CDC)

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