Skautská Alternativa festival

The 15th edition of the Skautská Alternativa festival in Drum near the train tracks

Poslední ročník Skautský Alternativy byl síla a čistá krása!

18th Century Singing School

Tim Eriksen and Allison Steel shared their contagious love of singing with students as they delved into the Shape-Note style of singing used in The Sacred Harp, a song book first printed in 1844 and still actively in use…

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Jubilee! A Juneteenth Concert of Early New England Music

An all-star ensemble of early American music performers presented a concert featuring lively Abolitionist psalmody, spirituals, dance tunes, and chamber music from the repertoire of regional African American composers and band leaders. This includes the music of Greenfield’s own John…

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Music, magic, love, and dragons

A production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, directed by Milan Dragicevich with original music by Tim Eriksen

When Shakespeare’s Viola lands on the shores of Illyria, she discovers a topsy-turvy world of rebellious revelry and swirling magic, enabling fever-pitch romantic passions…

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Stands For Nothing: 5 song EP release, and first show since the Reagan years

The First Thing I Ever Did EP   

get it here on bandcamp

“Revisiting this recording and all that surrounded it has been fascinating and profound in ways that I intend to write about more as I understand it all…

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Tim Eriksen Presents: Pumpkintown

Tim Eriksen Presents Pumpkintown: Songs, Stories and Magic Lantern Projections From a New England Village. Joined by Peter Irvine, percussion and sound design, and Susan Brearey, paintings and magic lantern projections. Preceded by a shapenote singing workshop…

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Tim Eriksen w/ special guest John Hughes

Tim Eriksen w/ special guest John Hughes

New England inspired Americana and true folk practitioner. Plus special guest kora player John Hughes.

 

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NYT ‘The Outwaters’ Review: Massacre in the Mojave

Critic’s Pick New York Times

Stunning sound design, creative mood-setting and a fearless finale elevate this found-footage horror film about an ill-fated camping trip.

By Jeannette Catsoulis

Feb. 9, 2023

The found-footage genre can be catnip to young filmmakers, embracing…

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A Reading & Conversation with Mrs. Annye Anderson

Tim will be moderating a conversation with the always fascinating Mrs. Annye Anderson about her debut memoir Brother Robert: Growing Up With Robert Johnson, and her nearly 97 years on the planet. Please come if you can!

Robert Johnson, one…

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Remembering John Cohen

TE and Brendan Gleeson, June 2002 photo by John Cohen. We'll be remembering John at the Brooklyn Folk Festival this weekend.

NYC FILM PREMIERE, 8:00pm: Different Johns – a documentary film that explores the different lives of John Cohen: old…

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