The Brother Brothers Sat. Jan. 7th at The Ripton Community Coffee House-7:30-open mic followed by featured performers $10 general admission/$15 generous admission/$3 kids under 12.
> Doors open at 7:00-RT 125 Ripton, VT 05766-
> info-http://rcch.org -call 802-388-9782
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> Rich harmonies and thoughtful songs accompanied by guitar, cello, violin and banjo as only a group like the Brother Brothers can offer. Already established players and composers in a wide spectrum of genres throughout the NY musical circuit, identical twin brothers David and Adam Moss team up to bring their individual experiences together.
Sat. January 7th.
The Brother Brothers!

Rich harmonies and thoughtful songs accompanied by guitar, cello, violin and banjo as only a group like the Brother Brothers can offer. Already established players and composers in a wide spectrum of genres throughout the NY musical circuit, identical twin brothers David and Adam Moss team up to bring their individual experiences together.
Adam Moss plays in the klezmer, bluegrass, old-time and swing traditions, all of which lend themselves to a very unique and innovative style in performance setting. He tours with Boston’s Session Americana, Brooklyn's The Defibulators, and Ana Egge. Adam Moss has also toured with Anais Mitchell’s “Hadestown,” and Texas’s 3 Redneck Tenors.

David Moss received a degree in cello performance from the University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign) and moved to Austin, Texas, in 2007 where he immediately formed the trio The Blue Hit. By the summer 2011 he was a finalist in the prestigious New Folk competition at the Kerrville Folk Festival and went on to become a winner. He is currently living in Brooklyn, New York, and performing his songs in various formats with his twin brother Adam Moss and continuing his cello career, playing and composing with The Blue Hit as well as groups such as the Satellite Ballet, Moishe Circus, The Broken Stares, Ana Egge, Roy Williams, and The Human Hands and many others. His breakout hit "Jerusalem" was featured on Democracy Now! in July 2014. If you saw Ana Egge when she was here in October 2015, then you have heard his amazing cello playing.
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