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Bluegrass evoking the high lonesome sounds of Bill Monroe

In 2001 they won the Telluride Band Competition, joining such other notable winners as The Dixie Chicks (1991) and Nickel Creek, (1995) the latter of whom they have been compared to for their fresh new sound.


Bearfoot features three part harmony, solid rhythm and soloing on mandolin and guitar, twin fiddles and acoustic base. Each of the band members sings lead on a variety of songs, creating a blend of female and male voices and a diverse listening experience. Their repertoire ranges from original contemporary songs written by lead singer Annalisa, to fast paced instrumentals and arrangements of traditional tunes. Bearfoot has a lively and engaging stage presence with an appeal that crosses generations – from younger audiences to older and traditional music fans.

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Bearfoot Bluegrass  www.bearfootbluegrass.com

Sponsors

Special thanks to our joint sponsors who are dedicated to the creative advancement and preservation of the arts:

WESTAF


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Funded in Part by a Tourwest Grant from the Western States Arts Federation. Tourwest Grants are made possible by support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Western STates Arts Federation and its participating state arts agencies.
National Endowment for the Arts

The 2008 - 2009 concert series
and school outreach events are funded in part by
a generous grant from the
Camas-Washougal Community Chest

Special thanks to our Web Design Partner
LD Torres Design

Special thanks to our Printing Partner
Columbia Litho, Inc.

Special thanks to our Print Media Sponsors!

Special thanks to Smitty's Family Dining for providing a special dinner for our visiting artists.
Smitty's Family dining
1816 NE 3rd Avenue
Camas, Washington 98607

Special thanks to our hotel sponsor
Red Lion Hotel
Vancouver at the Quay

Intermission refreshments (beverages and cookies) are generously provided by the Camas-Washougal Chapter of Soroptimists International. All donations received by the Soroptimists are returned to the Camas-Washougal area in the form of grants to women in need or woman who make an outstanding contribution to the local community.

The Camas Performing Arts Series’ (CPAS’) 24th season continues Saturday, April 8, 2009 with the 7:00 PM The Bottom Line Duo concert in the Joyce Garver Theater, 14th and NE Garfield in Camas. This is the fourth of six musical concerts in CPAS’s 2008-2009 concert series.