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Eric Tmgstad and Nancy Rumbel will perform contemporary instrumental music on the Main Stage Friday
Duo’s music honors environment
Environmental activism
characterizes the con
temporary instrumental
music of Eric Tingstad and
Nancy Rumbel. who are slated
to perform Friday at 6 p m on
the Main Stage.
The duo has five albums
and an extensive performance
background Rumbel plays the
oboe, English horn, and ocari
nas while Tingstad plays the
guitar and mandolin
With the release of an al
bum dedicated to the beauty
of trees ( Woodlands' ) in
1987. Tingstad and Rumbei
embarked upon a career of
combining their environmen
tal loves and concerns with
their music
The duo points to Wood
lands and their numerous
benefit concerts on behalf of
wilderness areas, museums,
zoos and tree planting festi
vals as evidence of their long
term commitment to nature
conservation
No one can accuse us of
just jumping on the; environ
mental bandwagon because
it's this year's hot trend."
Tmgstad said
Tmgstad and Rumbel first
met at the 1984 Willamette
Folk Festival Tmgstad said
they have "a relationship that
seems to improve with time
When people come to see us
in concert in addition to see
ing two musicians, they're
also seeing two good friends
who know each other very
well
Their most recent album
Homeland revolves around
the duo's emotional links to
their homes, cultural diversity
and the earth The musicians
believe the ideals of home are
worth working for. worth cele
bratmg and worth protecting
Tmgstand and Rumbel also
promote the preservation of
the environment with Home
land , beginning with the al
bum itself All CD and LP
packaging for Homeland is
printed on recycled paper.
We want to encourage
people to slow down so they
have time to do things like
sort and recycle their gar
bage We both think it s im
portant that we all learn the
ethic of responsibility toward
nature We have got to learn
how to cooperate with our
ecology rather than simply
control it. Rumbel said
Tmgstad and Rumbel have
performed numerous benefit
concerts throughout the Unit
ed States, Canada and Mcxi
co We avoid preaching to
people at our concerts
Tmgstad said but we do en
courage them to take respon
stble action
People need to make en
v i r o n m e n t a I commitments
and stick with them Even it
we just convince a tew people
to stop letting the water run
while they're brushing their
teeth we ve made a positive
impact. Tmgstad said
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