A theatrical production with a multi-generational cast of 12. John Heckel, director. Seabury Gould, musical director. All the words and lines of the show are from poems of Rumi. Continues December 3, 4, 9, 10 & 11, 8:00 pm Matinee, December 5, 2:00 pm
Seabury Gould (vocals, guitar, flute, etc.), B.B. (vocals, guitar, piano), and JP Reese (bass) perform songs of John Lennon that were in the Beatles' repertoire and from his solo work. Seabury first performed songs of the Beatles and other 60's music on electric guitar as a teenager with his rock n' roll band in Philadelphia. […]
Stories and ecstatic poetry by today's most widely-read poet, the Sufi mystic Jalaluddin Rumi, a journey into sacred words and music, and the heart and soul of the world's most God-intoxicated poet. With Dan Furst as Rumi; Seabury Gould, bamboo flute & bouzouki; Olof Soderback, violin; Marco Zonka, percussion & voice; and Mary Flowers, Sufi […]
Come enjoy Music and Storytelling at Headwaters Education Center at Headwaters Forest Reserve. Join Seabury Gould and the BLM staff for songs and stories about the Headwaters Forest Reserve through time. There will be songs of nature, ecology and activism, and stories of the bay and the forest. *Parking is limited, carpooling recommended. Folks can […]
(Seabury Gould, Tim Gray, Bob Beideman & JP Reese)
Seabury Gould (vocals, bamboo flute, guitar, bouzouki), Olof Soderback (violin, tabla), Chris Hinderyckx (sitar, mandolin, bouzouki), and Global fusion dancer/whirler Luna Moon. A concert of World/Indian Music blended with the ecstatic poetry of the Sufi mystic Rumi. info: 707-845-8167 Admission: $10–20
Seabury on vocals, Irish bouzouki, guitar, flute & whistles. Evan on fiddle. Info: 707-845-8167 $3 Admission
Baba Jamal Koram tells stories from African traditions and African-American experiences. Joining Koram are the North Coast Storytellers with tales for all ages told by Anita Punla, Seabury Gould, Mary Lawrence, Ali Freedlund, Elizabeth Gahm, Amy Fontaine and Carol Larsen. See northcoaststorytellers.inkpeople.org Admission: $10; $5 for people under 15
