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margaret stowe
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Margaret Stowe guitarist:
Toronto-based guitarist Margaret Stowe has performed all over Canada and Europe. A versatile, jazz-based guitarist and bandleader for over 2 decades, she has worked with and accompanied a host of artists including Jackie Richardson, Ellen McIlwaine, Georgette Fry, Rita Chiarelli, Suzie Vinnick, Mose Scarlett, Jackie Washington, Lorraine Segato, Salome Bey, Cheryl Lescom, Phynix, Big Rude Jake and the incomparable Daisy DeBolt. She has worked in musical theatre including 2 runs of Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris. She has performed with several symphony orchestras, done concerts with Brass Roots and the Swing Sisters, and has been a member of the Canadian Modernaires Orchestra and the Jazz Writer’s Workshop ...
Pics from European tour with Big Rude Jake - Pictures of the 1999-2000 European tour.
Toronto-based guitarist Margaret Stowe has performed all over Canada and Europe. A versatile, jazz-based guitarist and bandleader for over 2 decades, she has worked with and accompanied a host of artists including Jackie Richardson, Ellen McIlwaine, Georgette Fry, Rita Chiarelli, Suzie Vinnick, Mose Scarlett, Jackie Washington, Lorraine Segato, Salome Bey, Cheryl Lescom, Phynix, Big Rude Jake and the incomparable Daisy DeBolt. She has worked in musical theatre including 2 runs of Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris. She has performed with several symphony orchestras, done concerts with Brass Roots and the Swing Sisters, and has been a member of the Canadian Modernaires Orchestra and the Jazz Writer’s Workshop ...
Pics from European tour with Big Rude Jake - Pictures of the 1999-2000 European tour.
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