Saturday Dec 13 7pm 

Songs of the Sea with
William Pint and Felicia Dale
Hurdy gurdy, mandolin, guitar, and more in an acoustic setting, and come sing along! 

Doors open 6:30 $20   pintndale.com for more info!

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Be prepared to sing along. William Pint and Felicia Dale make it easy. Whether it's a familiar tune like"Cape Cod Girls" or a new rendition of "Handsome Cabin Boy," Pint and Dale relish the added vocals. "There are only two of us," Pint points out. "It's nice to fill out the choruses and make it sound more like it would have sounded on the deck of a working ship." Pint hails from Milwaukee, but found himself -and maritime music- while on sojourn in the Puget Sound area. There he met Dale, a sea captain's daughter. In the ensuing two decades the couple has performed around the world, collecting songs from the British Isles, the coastal regions of France, the Canadian Maritimes as well as the Northeast U.S.

One of the attractions of their performances is Felicia’s hurdy-gurdy, an instrument

dating back to the 12th century. It is basically a mechanical violin, but is played by

turning a crank while fingering a keyboard! In Felicia’s practiced hands, it can wail like

wild bagpipes, bark like a mad terrier, or roll like a gentle swell.