I am a licensed psychologist in private practice and also teach at Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham. I started playing music at age eight, and was actually classically-trained on the guitar. The guitar has been my primary instrument for many years, including playing in bands during my teens and in duos or as a…
Shep Gold prefers simple. Every note and sparsely planted tone; the equipment he chooses to use – all is on purpose. Warm, clean, direct. One hundred percent invested in every performance, every recording, every interaction. A musician’s life can be summed up in practice hours but not defined as such; that comes from letting go…
I perform on a Roland Fr8X virtual accordion. When it is connected to an external sound module, I control the sound module to produce accompanying sounds, voices, and drum machine parts. The outcome adds richness and fullness to the accordion and I become my own one-person band; hence my five-word descriptor,” Eclectic Accordionist in Orchestral…
I am an Oregon native; I started playing piano when I was five years old. Primarily self-taught, I spent my childhood composing and performing for choral groups and musicals, eventually completing a BS degree in Music Education from Duquesne University, Pittsburgh. I’ve been playing for the Port of Portland’s PDX Music Program since 2007, where…
Stan Cassell has become a mainstay of the thriving Portland, OR music scene. He plays, in large part, what could be called Americana and worldly guitar and is highly regarded for his original compositions. He performs widely around the area, including for tens of thousands of travelers every week at PDX as part of their…
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