Haiti Fund Raiser Here in Boston the temperature is starting to get above freezing at last, and the birds have started singing again....there's hope in the air!!
To celebrate, please join us for a Haiti fund-raiser concert!!!

This is not to be missed! Bring your friends - for your delectation and delight - the Western Front is offering an incredible eclectic menu - from jazz string quartet, with EMI singer Aika Hirahara, to outrageous progressive jazz/funk, to haunting songs from the Kenny Merrick family - (Spirit Lake Dakota Sioux). There'll be unusual handmade Native American wampum jewelry for sale, and great grub from the Middle East, and Basha thrown in - all for a big cause.

Sunday 28 Feb at 7pm
Venue: The Western Front, 343 Western Ave, Cambridge
Entrance $15

Helen Sherrah-Davies' StarStuff CD Release Party

See Full Reviews on CD Baby:

"Richly beautiful album. In a league-of-its-own brilliance." *****
author: Neal Richardson, Splash Point Music UK

"Compelling entry into a new universe." *****
"Helen's exquisite playing and dazzling compositions draw you into her unique world. Her music defines new soundscapes that are familiar enough to welcome you in but unusual enough to arouse your curiosity. Don't be afraid - the journey will enrich you."
author: Mimi Rabson, Associate Professor, Berklee College of Music.

Helen Sherrah-Davies: StarStuff

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Upcoming Shows

September 25, 2010 11:00 PM
Wrentham, Private function
Wrentham, MA

April 23, 2010 5:00 PM
Skinner’s Auctioneers, Arlington, J-Way String Quartet
Boston, MA

March 22, 2010 6:00 PM
With Piano Trio
Whitehead Institute, Cambridge, MA

March 18, 2010 8:00 PM
With Birdsong at Morning
The Lilypad, Cambridge, MA


Full Schedule
"Helen Sherrah-Davies creates music that is so strong, it approaches the status of an new sentient being. Story, heart, and beauty all party together in a musical house made of the most fascinating textures and materials. Even in the most thorny complex episodes, we are moved to care, laugh, and rejoice, washed by waves of melodic love. You hear it in the enthusiasm of the musicians, who are engaged, present, and full of vim... Something truly happened here on this recording; and it is truly something beautiful." - Darol Anger