Chris Kallini (Skins and Things), Michael Dalzell (Mandolin), Cliff Kuhn (Guitar), Katy Colville (Bass), Risha Druckman (Violin), Mona Chambers (Cello), Tony Rosano (Trumbone and Baritone), Jeff "Mr. Tidypaws" Grubic (saxophone),
and sometimes: Jeff Holsen (cymbalum), Jimmy Carr (accordion/vibes),
Dante and Marco Rosano ( trumpet, clarinet & saxophone)
We have released four albums:
Live From Underground (ltd. edition-out of press),
Congress Live (official bootleg),
Tu Anima Mundi,
and Transcenic.
Our newest album will be released late this summer....we can't wait!
CDs available at CD Baby: www.cdbaby.com/cd/molehillork
The ladies and gents of The Molehill Orkestrah are performers in the old world tradition. Eight moles with a variety of musical backgrounds ranging from classical to punk rock, from mariachi to jazz, fuse diverse contemporary genres with traditional Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Klezmer, and Eastern European influences creating vistas that unfold and expand.
Born from the marching flames of the Dia de los Muertos parade in Tucson, Arizona nine years ago, Molehill remains an integral part of the community, playing independent shows and collaborating with Tucson's finest artist and performance troupes such as Tucson Puppet Works and the pyro-technic theatre corps Flam Chen. Traveling coast to coast, border to border, and beyond, Molehill does it all, from historic theaters, punk rock clubs, weddings, and music festivals, right down to the alley outside your bedroom window!
"The Desert Gypsy propheteers of Molehill are nothing short of mesmerizing every time they set out."
-Stephen Seigel, The Tucson Weekly
Live at The District
"It is not often that a collection of sounds can actually take you from one atmosphere to another. When you have found this, you have found the Molehill Orkestrah. "
-Cathy Rivers, Radio DJ
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Live at The Hut
Live at the All Souls Procession 2006, Grand Finale/Lighting of the Urn with Flam Chen
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HI! It's Cliff's sister checking into say - we can't wait to see you on Sat in the blistering heat! You all are terrific, and the inspiration for the music playing that happens in our home! Mona - it would have been nice if you played a smaller instrument, as I am very tired of hauling around Anna's cello. Anna still talks about how much she loves listening to the cello parts in your music.
what a beautiful and powerful music!! I love it!! the Cello sound is amazing.. congratulations for all your creativity.. grettings from Mexico!! Here you have your home
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