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Original
music played on handmade instruments made from locally grown gourds,
the Gourd Orchestra plays its own brand of paleolithic lounge music
– mixing past with present, rhythm with melody, and chaos
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Plant
A Seed, Grow An Orchestra.
Be
a maker, not just a consumer.
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Come and join the Richmond Indigenous Gourd Orchestra in Baltimore on Sat. Apr. 20 and Sun. Apr. 21.
For more info - National Aquarium link
The Richmond Indigenous Gourd Orchestra performed at
the National Portrait Gallery/American Art Museum's second
Farm to Table event in the Kogod Courtyardon Saturday, January 12, 2013.
We had a great time, made some new friends and even got to see some the musuem.
Photo by Catherine Farmer.
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We had a great time at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's 'Ghouls and Gourds' festival on Oct. 27, 2012.
The weather was perfect this year and we made a lot of new friends. Here's a view of a very diverse crowd that we played for.
The Richmond Indigenous Gourd Orchestra played at
Christian Tribastone drawing of John Ramsey (above)
Drawing by Woodcut55 (above)
Sketches by petrus01 (above)
Kogod Courtyard at the National Portrait Gallery - • The Gourd Trio with Khalima Dance at Balliceaux. 11-20-2011 Photo by Otway Chalkley.
The Gourd Orchestra at Brookside Gardens in Wheaton, MD You decide.
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The Richmond Indigenous Gourd Orchestra played at the Richmond Public Library •
The Richmond Indigenous Gourd Orchestra at Patrick Doughtery's Stickhouse project in Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens, Richmond, VA
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email for info and booking - arthur@gourdorchestra.com email us || Last updated Jan. 7, 2013
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