Sonja Myklebust - A cellist from the forest, found her way to the city only to stumble upon more questions than nature had already provided her with. None the less Sonja continues to say yes to a variety of musical and artisitic endeavors. A recent graduate from Lewis and Clark College she is using her music degree to explore the ideas that school never offered, playing with the Portland Cello Project, and continuing down the exciting path of classical music
Over the past decade Sonja has been part of chamber music of many kinds. Youth symphonies in Santa Rosa, CA and Portland, OR, quartets and quintets playing anything from the Beatles to Beethoven, The Portland Cello Project (or PCP), and other more experimental groups such as a synthesizer rock opera An Evening with Dot Matrix and Folk-pop duo Felina’s Arrow.
After her undergrad Sonja hopes to have an interim period of continuing her exploration of the diverse capabilities of the cello while free-lancing, practicing, and having a job with no homework. The next step will be graduate school in New York or Norway.
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Hey there! I just wanted to tell you about an upcoming Rizomatic show that you might enjoy:
Wolfgang's Rizomatic Experiments Unmatched Music for the Moment LIVE in Portland at Vino Vixens (2929 SE Powell, PDX) Thurs. June 18, 2009 8:30pm
Drink great wine while enjoying the jawdropping electric psychedelic energetic and reality-shifting improvisational guitar mastery of Wolfgang Rehmert.
No Cover!
(pssst... the show will be even MORE fun if you tell all of your friends!)
sonja! hi. i got scheduled to work the morning of that gallery bartending gig, so i need to know what time you want me... and i'm not sure when i will be done that day. ok, cool. also, when is your recital? i want to go!
are you in sebastopol like you said you would be? I want to see my sonja. Plus, do you know what tonight is? JUKE JOINT! haha. i haven't been there since last summer with you and jaime. i just think it's funny that they still call it that. i want to seeeeeeeeeeee you. call me. or i'll call you soon. i'll probably call you before you even read this dumb myspace message. blah.
will you be venturing to sebastopol in the near future? i miss you <3 and NO MORE COLLEGE! woo hoo! (except, i am scared to enter the real world, eek. )
I am so proud of you! I am sorry if that sounds kind of maternalistic... I guess it is just my nature. :) Anyway, the Elgar was fantastic... I felt so connected with everyone during that performance. Thanks for making it happen that way.
