Live at Zino's Ristorante - Kevin Village Stone and Lindy Day
Sunday, March 04 2012, 5:00pm - 8:30pm
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First Sunday of EVERY month:
LIVE at Zino's Ristorante and Inn: Native American Music Awards Nominee, Kevin Village Stone and Lindy Day featuring instrumental sets of Native American flutes, keyboards, and guitars (including 19th century classical guitar performances).
Join us for an evening of romantic music, fine dining, and a NEWLY RENNOVATED FULL BAR!
Being of Cherokee and Japanese ancestry and living in Lake County, Kevin Village Stone records and performs original instrumental compositions of Native American and Ecuadorian flutes over both modern and traditional instruments. Having been classically trained and now a retired professional from the music industry, Kevin's main instruments of study are native flutes. bass guitars, keyboard and piano following jazz and classical trumpet.
Also featured at this event is Lake County resident Lindy Day, originally from Mt. Kisco, New York. Lindy is classically trained in multiple instruments and genres, such as 19th century classical, rock, punk, and adult alternative and was previously performing in New York including Manhattan. When performing with Kevin, she performs a solo classical guitar set as well as modern acoustic/electric guitar duets with Kevin.
Depending on the venue, their music sets can range from soothing backgrounds to smooth jazz, to high energy progressive rock/jazz/electronica fusion.
The unique flavor of their music is that they write and arrange it all themselves and play every instrument on their CDs. Kevin's recordings also includes the renowned “Whispering Light” series of meditation music, a favorite of yoga instructors, massage therapists and well-being practitioners throughout California.
Their CDs, including Lindy's new solo classical guitar CD entitled, "Cordoba Dreams", will be also be available at Zino's.
As a storyteller of traditional Native American stories, Kevin is also known to take breaks from his music performance to bring laughter and wonder anytime children are around.
Zino's Ristorante and Inn is located in Soda Bay at 6330 Soda Bay Rd (reservations are not necessary but recommended). Phone: (707) 279-1620 For more info, free music downloads and credits, visit www.whisperinglight.com
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Being of Cherokee and Japanese ancestry and living in Lake County, Kevin Village Stone records and performs original instrumental compositions of Native American and Ecuadorian flutes over both modern and traditional instruments. Having been classically trained and now a retired professional from the music industry, Kevin's main instruments of study are native flutes. bass guitars, keyboard and piano following jazz and classical trumpet. 