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Acoustic Guitarist RAHEL - Listen here.
Acoustic guitarist RAHEL performs a wide range of instrumental guitar & vocal music especially suited to create an intimate, relaxed atmosphere for wedding ceremonies, receptions, restaurants, parties, and concert settings. Her musical versatility highlights a magnificent repertoire of melodic finger styles and a myriad of genres featuring renaissance, classical “light”,Celtic, romantic Spanish and contemporary harp styles, as well as country, blues and ragtime, pop, new age, jazz, a wide selection of oldies, children's tunes, and even some fast driving rock selections if requested. Adding vocals to the mix helps to keep it interesting, fun and light; perfect as background music for most every occasion.
RAHEL has been playing guitar since she was 14 and professionally since 1976. She is easy to work with and available to help you plan a suitable musical menu. Rahel also works with other musicians if you are interested in a duo, trio, band or ensemble (add flute, violin, bass, percussion and more). She is an expert in children’s music and therapeutic music for healing and transition. Rahel plays on an assortment of traditional folk instruments such as the banjo, spoons, autoharp, dulcimer, and ukulele and can call a few International folk dances.
Listen to the audio clips, since the music will be the final, deciding factor.
RAHEL has been playing guitar since she was 14 and professionally since 1976. She is easy to work with and available to help you plan a suitable musical menu. Rahel also works with other musicians if you are interested in a duo, trio, band or ensemble (add flute, violin, bass, percussion and more). She is an expert in children’s music and therapeutic music for healing and transition. Rahel plays on an assortment of traditional folk instruments such as the banjo, spoons, autoharp, dulcimer, and ukulele and can call a few International folk dances.
Listen to the audio clips, since the music will be the final, deciding factor.
