The ‘Boro Sessions presents  Appalachian and Celtic music all stars

Back Table

Celtic, Scandinavian, and Appalachian Music will be performed by this powerful and exciting North Carolina string band.

<p>The ‘Boro Sessions presents “A Sunday afternoon with Appalachian and Celtic All-Stars” on Sunday, October 19, 2-4:00pm/Doors open 1:00pm. Advanced tickets are $20 (plus taxes and processing fees). Day of show tickets are $25 (plus taxes and processing fees). LOCATION: The Back Table, 816 South Elm St. Greensboro, NC. Come and join The ‘Boro Sessions for a relaxing and fun afternoon of great music from North Carolina all-stars Claudine Langille, Fiddling’ Al McCanless, Bob Vasile, and Jack Herrick. Concerts by The ‘Boro Sessions are held in various locations, but they are always seated, listening room concerts. The Back Table is a wonderful coffee house that serves Beer, wine, spirits, sodas, coffee, tea, TCH drinks, light snacks and pastries. Adjacent free parking is provided. For more information, please contact theborosessions@gmail.com See ya there!<br><br>Celtic, Scandinavian, and Appalachian Music will be performed by this powerful and exciting North Carolina string band. Four amazing musicians known as the “Celtic and Old-Time Allstars” are known for their musical twists and turns, leading listeners on a journey through exotic places like Scandinavia (harbinger fiddle), maybe Brazil, time traveling to the 17th Century (Turlough O’Carolan, George Philipp Telemann), and rooting in good old solid tunes of the Appalachian mountains, Ireland, and Scotland. With Fiddlin’ Al McCanless (new Deal String Band, Bluegrass Experience, Hindsight Bluegrass) on fiddle, banjo, and vocals; Claudine Langille (Touchstone, Gypsy Reel, Fiddletree) on mandolin, tenor banjo, and vocals; Bob Vasile (Pratie Heads, Trapezoid, Freyda and the AttaBoys) on bouzouki, guitar, and vocals; and Jack Herrick (songwriter &amp; artistic director for the Red Clay Ramblers for 40+ years, composer for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and most recently The Guthrie Theater).</p>