The Oswego Music Hall Guest Curator Series continues with a presentation of “Songs from the Trail” on March 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Oswego Music Hall.
“Songs from the Trail” features songwriters Bryan Titus, Marc Apostolides and Shawn Taylor’s original songs and stories from their experiences hiking. The multi-media exploration project covers moments from the Appalachian Trail, the Long Trail, the Pacific Crest Trail and the John Muir Trail, bringing three distinctly different musical styles and perspectives of “re-hiking” such trails.
Apostolides plays a deft piano and sings from the heart, pulling influences from Bruce Hornsby and Jackson Browne. Taylor cultivates roots music through his guitar, foot percussion, harmonica and soulful vocals, sharing stages with notable performers like Maria Muldaur. Titus, a graduate of Berklee Music School, is a song-writing machine and has opened for notable artists such as Keb’ Mo’. Titus’ musicianship on guitar, paired with his soothing vocals, is “Passionate, familiar and distinct at the same time,” LA Examiner writer Will Engel said.
Oswego Music Hall is a family-friendly, non-profit organization run entirely by volunteers since its beginnings in 1977. The venue dedicates itself to the production of high quality local performances, uplifting local community artists and enriching the community at large.
Tickets to “Songs from the Trail” are available here. For more information on Oswego Music Hall, visit here.
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