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Winner of Folk Music Ontario's 2020 "Setting The Stage Award"
When: Saturday August 10, 2024 at 7:30 pm
Where: Royal Canadian Legion - Br 129 - 719 Mountain St., Haliburton, ON, K0M 1S0
Tickets: $30, $25 for HCFS members and students, $35 at the door. Children and Youth 18 & under are free. Children 12 & under must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets must be obtained online to reserve a ticket for Children and youth.
Come and see 4 incredible singer songwriters & guitarists "In The Round", An intriguing combination of local and international friends. See their bios below to understand better the amazing talent these 4 gentlemen will bring to the stage.
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Noah Zacharin - is a full-time, widely acclaimed guitar master, multi-genre songwriter, and compelling performer. Born in Montreal, he lives on an acreage in rural Ontario. “Seriously Agile Fingerstyle”—Vintage Guitar
"Deserving to be mentioned in the same breath with names such as James Taylor and David Wilcox.” (Minor 7th);
Zacharin has recorded nine CD’s of original music. His latest, the critically-acclaimed Points of Light, is “all-genres-Americana.” In addition to his trademark literate lyrics and fingerstyle arrangements, it features beauty added by the likes of Marc Ribot, Kevin Turcotte, and Kevin Breit.
As a soloist he’s opened for Odetta, David Lindley, Dave Van Ronk, Jesse Winchester, etc, and performed internationally at festivals and venues from club to concert hall.
As a producer/instrumentalist he’s recorded and performed with some of North America’s finest.
As a songwriter, his work has been recorded by—among others—popular performer and radio host Laura Fernandez (who translated the song into Spanish) and Rolling Stone (India) cover artist Rehan Dalal.
Zacharin is also an award-winning translator and poet, whose work has appeared in hundreds of publications worldwide. His first book, 18 Sober Detours, was just published by Turret House (Montreal).
Albert John Saxby - Albert has been a musician for forty plus years, starting out in the seventies as the drummer and founding member of the infamous Toronto band (apocalyptic country trash monsters) the Absolute Whores, then in later years singer/ songwriter for Bucket of Shrimp Ears and Raven Mad Crow Society.
He is self taught on both the drums and guitar, the latter leading to his passion for song writing, influenced by Max Webster, the Beatles and John Prine.
Albert has thousands of gigs under his belt and a repertoire of over one hundred, sometimes humorous, sometimes gritty and dark, but always thought-provoking songs
Albert's style has been described as everything from folk, roots, blues, & country, to everything in between.
Albert is a resident of Haliburton Highlands - A true local treasure.