“Stellar folk musician joins


Rhiannon Giddens with Francesco Turrisi


Sunday, September 29 at 7 pm $55/$45/$35


Returning to the Flynn following a staggering Burlington Discover Jazz Festival performance in 2018, the Grammy-winner, MacArthur Genius, and Carolina Chocolate Drops founder blends gospel, jazz, country, opera, and blues into a singular, mesmerizing Americana. Giddens’ latest collaboration, with musical polymath Francesco Turrisi, produced one of the most buzzed-about records of 2019, There Is No Other. Giddens’ emotional ferocity is augmented by Turrisi’s North African, Middle Eastern, and Italian traditional accompaniment. The Times of London hailed the record as “a starkly beautiful album that resonates with an ancient, enduring soulfulness.”


Presented in association with the Office of the Vice President for Human Resources, Diversity, and Multicultural Affairs through the UVM President’s Initiative for Diversity. Sponsored by


Amy E. Tarrant Media Support from The Point-WNCS 104.7


forces with Italian multi-instrumentalist to connect African and Arabic sounds


with traditional forms—it’s stunning.” —The Guardian


“A classic like Arlo Guthrie still Arlo Guthrie


has new musical gifts to impart.” —Morning Call


Friday, October 4 at 8 pm $65/$55/$48


Arlo Guthrie has been a keeper of the folk music flame for over 50 years, blending humor, pathos, irreverence, and poignancy into a sincere expression of the genre his father, Woody Guthrie, helped establish. From Alice’s Restaurant to touring with his wife, Jackie, and their children as the Guthrie Family, the songwriter, social commentator, and master storyteller captivates by drawing out the offbeat beauty of the everyday. His live show—featuring Alice’s Restaurant —is characterized by an intimacy that celebrates the greatest means of bringing people together: music.


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Est. 1951 Media Support from 101-The One, The Music You Love


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