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TUNESMITH NIGHT season ends, but the MUSIC GOES ON
■ Saturday’s virtual episode concludes this season, which is archived and accessible anytime
ENTERPRISE — The Wallowa Val-
ley Music Alliance wraps up the 15th
season of Tunesmith Night, a show-
case of original music, on Saturday,
May 8.
The performance will be streamed
to YouTube and www.wvmusical-
liance.org at 7 p.m. Viewers may
watch it live or anytime later and are
encouraged to show their support for
the program via online donations.
The May 8 season fi nale edition fea-
tures two dynamic songwriting duos,
Wanderlodge and Jezebel’s Mother.
sounds of LA and its surrounding can-
yons. The result is a new west coast,
country rocking gem, and their recent
recording “Cypress Mountain Drive”
is an excellent example that really
shines. More on Wanderlodge here:
https://wanderlodge.bandcamp.com.
LISTEN
Due to COVID-19, Tunesmith Night season’s concert series was presented virtually in 2021-2021. The
season, which runs October to April, traditionally the music was performed in front of a live audience. While
we all miss the energy inherent in such gatherings, the bonus is the recorded concerts are recorded and the
entire season is available to watch online anytime you want at the Wallowa Valley Music Alliance’s website:
www.wvmusicalliance.org.
Wallowa Valley Music Alliance/Contributed Photos
Oct. 10, 2020 — Toney Rocks, An American
Forrest and Margo Cilker (below)
Wanderlodge
Wanderlodge hails from Portland
but has spent most of its time on the
road. The duo formed in 2016 with
Matt Cadenelli and Kris Stuart com-
bining their love of classic rock and
country with their own tunes, those of
other favorite local songwriters, and
a taste for the sunny, country rock
Wallowa Valley Music Alliance/Contributed Photos
Jan. 9, 2021 — Bart Budwig, Meredith Brann and
Travis Ward (above)
Jezebel’s Mother
Songwriters Carolyn Lochert and
Janis Carper blend their talents to
form the bluesy-rootsy-lively-lovely
sound of Jezebel’s Mother. With
swirling rhythms and harmonies,
sentiment and smiles, each tight but
spontaneous performance is a musical
adventure that reveals the bond of
best friends. Whether they’re belting
out blues on a big concert stage or
crooning in the corner of a cozy coffee-
house, these two seasoned musicians
entertain with soul and style. Visit
https://jezebelsmother.com for more.
Wallowa Valley Music Alliance/Contributed Photos
March 13, 2021 — Tracy Spring, Havilah
Rand and Karyn Ann (below)
Wallowa Valley Music Alliance/Contributed Photos
April 10, 2021 — Larry Murante, Belinda Bowler
and Bill Davie (above)
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