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Freeway Crane by Roscoe

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Released: Dec 21, 2008

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Freeway Crane by Roscoe
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Roses and Rhinestones by A.J. Roach
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Milonga del Angel - Piazzolla
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Texaco by A.J. Roach
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Genre: Acoustic
Location SAN FRANCISCO, California, US
Profile Views: 24593
Last Login: 12/9/2011
Member Since 5/16/2005
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Bio
Alisa Rose started playing violin at age 3 and won her first fiddle contest in the Junior - Junior division in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin at age five. Alisa is a member of the Real Vocal String Quartet and Quartet San Francisco, who was nominated for a Grammy in 2009 for their album “QSF plays Brubeck.” Alisa has performed at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, Strawberry Music Festival, Blue Highways Festival in Utrecht, Netherlands, “Féile an Phobail'' in Belfast, Ireland, on PBS “Song of the Mountains,” and in Carnegie Hall. With 49 Special she won the 2009 Rockygrass Band Competition. Alisa received her Bachelor's degree and Master's degree in Chamber Music from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where she studied with Camilla Wicks and Bettina Mussumeli. She has also performed with artists including Martha Katz, Bauhaus, Anais Mitchell, Michelle Shocked, and Josh Ritter. Alisa teaches privately, at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music Preparatory division, and at the San Francisco Friend’s school.
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