Arabesque | A Turk in Galway | CD Baby

Our new CD is out! Here is a link to CDBaby where you can listen to samples:

Arabesque | A Turk in Galway | CD Baby

November Dates

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Nov. 11th-
Trinity Episcopal Church
3401 Bellaire Drive S
Fort Worth, TX 76109
(817) 926-4631
This is a benefit concert for their sister Church in Mississippi which is still recovering from Hurricane Katrina. We will be opening for the host band "Brothers 3" at 7PM and joining them for a few songs during their sets. The Brothers 3 play Celtic and World music and are very popular in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. This should be a fun event for a worthy cause! Music from 7-10 in a coffeehouse setting.

Nov. 16th- OU Memorial Union, Norman Oklahoma.
OU mid-day music program. Music from 11:30-12:30 in the main dining hall.
Stay tuned for more listings...


In the meantime, you can listen to us and other musicians from all over the world, find out where and when we are playing next at a glance, look at lots of pictures and even get a free download from our 1st CD! Where? Myspace, of course.

Our new Myspace site: myspace.com/ourarabesque

Or go to "music" and search for "Arabesque"


"There is no way to peace, peace is the way."
-A. J. Muste

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Arabesque at the Red Cup!

Oct. 19th- 8 pm the Red Cup, 3122 N. Classen, Oklahoma City
Our debut at this legendary OKC coffeehouse! Free!
(more info at www.redcupok.com)

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Arabesque: Fall Calendar

Sept. 23rd- Full Circle Books, Oklahoma City (50 Penn Place, info at fullcirclebooks.com) 7-9 pm

Sept. 30th- Tulsa Gaelic Language and Music Weekend, Univ. of Tulsa. Miranda is teaching a flute and penny-whistle workshop and Steve will teach intro to celtic mandolin, bouzouki and tenor banjo. (Info at OWCpress.com/gaelic)

Oct. 10th- O.U. Museum of Art Tuesday Concert Series
12-1pm. Free admission to museum, free music! (For info call 405-325-4598)

Stay tuned for more listings!

"Life is like music for it's own sake. We live in an eternal now, and when we listen to music we are not listening to the past, we are not listening to the future, we are listening to an expanded present. "
-- Alan Watts

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Arabesque : The Good News

It's been a quiet summer in Norman, but we do have some good news to report! First of all, we are pleased to announce that Arabesque has been accepted into the Oklahoma Touring Artist Program as of July 1st, 2006. This means matching funds are available from the State for your non-profit organization to hire us for your event. More info will soon be out at the Oklahoma Arts Council web-site.

Second, our critically acclaimed CD "Glen Road to Cordoba" is now available at the Apple i-tunes store! You can download the whole thing, or buy individual songs for 99 cents each. We are proud to have joined the digital music revolution and will soon be posting a direct link to our CD on i-tunes here on the web-site.

Lastly, Arabesque will kick off it's fall season by performing at the Woodland Forest festival in Shawnee, on Sept. 9th 2006. The festival is free and runs from 9am-6pm. It will be held at Woodland Park in beautiful downtown Shawnee. More info is on the festival web-site:

http://www.woodlandfestival.info/

stay tuned for for more performance listings...

Arabesque at the Art Walk

We will be playing at the Performing Arts Studio as part of the Norman Art Walk on Friday, May 5th from 7-9 P.M. "Come for the art, stay for the music." The Performing Arts Studio is located in the heart of downtown Norman, in the old Sante Fe Depot at 2200 S. Jones, 307-9320.