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Alluvion Presents: The Mad Angler Meets The Mad Cellist

  • The Alluvion 414 East Eighth Street Traverse City, MI, 49686 United States (map)

Doors open at 7 - Event at 7:30 - $25 advance tickets - $30 at the door
This will be a fully seated listening room style show.

Cellist Crispin Campbell joins forces with Mike Delp aka The Mad Angler for a special evening of music and spoken word. The duo will perform from their 2019 recording: "The River Under The River - The Mad Angler Meets The Mad Cellist."

Joining Crispin and Mike will be dobro master Joe Wilson, and jazz pianist Steve Stargardt. Together they will weave a tapestry of words and music that will surly result in some ethereal voyages.

This project is a series of live improvisations coupled with Delp's Mad Angler poetry: A curmudgeon’s view on the world of water and spirit. Campbell takes the cello outside of the classical world, and into a realm of free associations with Delp's earthy, transcendent poems where the unseen world meets the human.

The Alluvion is excited to host this unique performance experience. A project that was originally sponsored by F.L.O.W. (For The Love Of Water) an environmental non-profit based in Traverse City.

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CRISPIN CAMPBELL

Crispin Campbell's musical style reflects his individuality. In a typical performance he makes seamless transitions from Bach cello suites and Beethoven sonatas to Sun Ra and Django Reinhardt, earning him the label: "A musician who defies categories." Learn more

MIKE DELP

Michael Delp lives and fishes in Northern Michigan. He is the author of several collections of poetry and a collection of short stories from Wayne State University Press. He is the former director of creative writing at Interlochen Arts Academy and is also co-editor emeritus of the award-winning Made in Michigan book series from Wayne State University Press. A book of poems, The Heart As Food, is forthcoming from Wayne State University Press.

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