so excited to be playing this gig with Emilyn Stam, John Williams and Tony Quarrington….be even more excited to see you all there!
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soozimusic and swamperella Valentines weekend
LILITH COMES TO WINTERFOLK
A Celebration of Women in Song
Saturday February 14, 2015
Tickets: $15 Advance, $20 Door
1 – 2:30 pm
Shawna Caspi,
Soozi Schlanger,
Lynn Harrison
2 :30 – 4 pm
Lynn Myles
Linda McRae
Rae Billing
Black Swan Tavern
(2nd Floor)
154 Danforth Ave.
Toronto
For tickets click here
Swamperella
Saturday February 14, 2015
Tickets: $15 Advance, $20 Door
Black Swan Tavern
(2nd Floor)
154 Danforth Ave.
Toronto
For tickets click here
11pm
Sunday February 15, 2015
soozimusic / soozi schlanger
with Tony Quarrington
at The Globe Bistro
124 Danforth Ave,
2nd Floor
6pm
The Piano Salon
Come to The Piano Salon – a series bringing together people, arts and conversation in intimate environments. February’s Salon will be at the Annex art studio of Soozi Schlanger, where it will live for the following six months. So come help inaugurate our new temporary home – and celebrate our co-founder Michael Holt’s birthday – on Sunday February 1st! To start, distinguished veteran folk singer Maria Kasstan will bring us right back to the Sixties with her gripping voice and deep, beautiful songs, in counterpoint with the dry wit and extensive musical lexicon of her friend Elizabeth Block. Then we’ll talk about the abundant Soozi art on display all around us, and Maria and Elizabeth will sing us home with a final set of songs. There’ll be snacks, drinks, plenty of time to mingle, and possibly, cake. So come ready for a fun and inspiring evening of music, stories, and art!
7PM Sunday Feb 1
Soozi’s Art Studio
648 Bloor St. at Euclid Ave. (3 min. walk from Bathurst or Christie stations)
Map: http://goo.gl/maps/zX7hz
$10-20 suggested contribution (no one shunned for lack of funds). All proceeds will go to the artists.
For more information click here
soozimusic at Winterfolk 2015
The 13th Annual Winterfolk Blues and Folk Festival will run from February 13 – 15, 2015. soozimusic will be performing. The dates are tba. For more on the festival visit www.winterfolk.com
soozimusic with Shoeless at the Tranzac
I am very excited to say I have been invited to open up for the amazing, new acoustic trio ‘Shoeless’…at the Tranzac Club on Sunday, October 5 at 8 pm sharp.
This group is full of musical surprises …improvised, home made music that spans many musical genres…on cello, fiddle and banjo…NOT at all what you would expect….and a little familiar all at once…
and then there is me….story-songs and song-paintings…
please come…!
Its exactly a year from my own solo cd release…
and what a great way to remember that event!
I am honoured to be opening up for these accomplished and innovative young artists.
Hope to see you there!
soozimusic musicparty
soozimusic musicparty
at Hugh’s Room
sunday may 25th …
art opening 5-6:30 music starts at 8
come to the art opening / stay for yummie hughs food and hang for the amazing lineup of eclectic and wonderful music.
To join the Facebook event go here.
Special Guests:
soozimusic … aka swamperella…aka betty and the bobs…the love child of Kate McGarrigle and Tom waits.
soozischlanger.com
Judith Cohen and Tamar Ilana
A Capella Sephardic.
http://www.yorku.ca/judithc
http://www.tamarilana.com/
David Baxter Honky-tonk Heartache
Andrea Ramolo
‘…a dark and beautiful mystery…with some hot sauce added…’
andrearamolo.com
Liam Titcomb
liamtitcomb.com
Swamperella
Zydeco and Cajun that can rock a graveyard…with or without a sound system.
swamperella.com
(Peter Jellard, Shelley Zubot, Conny Nowe, Rachel Melas, Dave~MacDougall)
Tannis Slimmons
Breathtaking vocalist …~~the much-loved folk roots performer /
Contemporary Vocalist of the Year at the 2008 Canadian Folk Music Awards.
http://tannis.ca
Tony Quarrington
Jazz and Blues Master…puts the ‘true’ in Troubadour
Anne Lederman
Metis Fiddling
annelederman.com
Talia Schlanger… cbc radio morning host(ess) and killer singer
‘soozimusic’ launches into spring ( one can only hope )
soozimusic at the Free Times Cafe Friday March 21, 2014
MUSIC REVIEW OF THE DAY: SOOZIMUSIC
MUSIC REVIEW OF THE DAY: SOOZIMUSIC
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Bob Mersereau
Going solo after fronting the Cajun group Swamperella, Toronto’s Soozi Schlanger opens up to include both humour and heartache, ranging from rockabilly to stripped-down acoustic to her own fiddle-fuelled fun. With a big, real voice she can conjure up Wanda Jackson or Lucinda Williams, and make you wanna cry or sing along. Most of all she writes straight-shooting, tell it like it is tales, whether they are from the woman’s side of unrequited love among buddies (Just Friends) or the rowdy life of someone who just won’t be tamed (Wild Pony).
Soozi has a knack for dropping a line that’ll knock you back a couple of steps. Describing the flotsam in the slim crowd in the rundown Old Queen’s Hotel where she’s playing, she informs us “Three out of four sittin’ at that bar have been there since ’72.” Falling for the sweet talker in Pointy Alligator Shoes, she admits “I slipped from the ledge of my common sense/and I hang off the edge of each lie that you tell.” She wraps up her stories nice and neat, you feel like you’ve gotten to know the characters well, and your heart’s been nudged. Soozimusic has a lot going for it.
http://top100canadianblog.blogspot.ca/2014/01/music-review-of-day-soozimusic.html