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Heather Pierson Duo
Original price was: $23.00.$18.00Current price is: $18.00.
Sunday, Oct. 6 – 7:30 Heather Pierson is a New Hampshire based singer/songwriter, pianist, song leader, and performer with a passion for cultivating joy, both onstage and off.
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Heather Pierson is a singer/songwriter and performer with a passion for cultivating joy,
both onstage and off. Her sixteenth studio album, Back To The Light, pulsates
throughout with the grooves of New Orleans, the beauty of Appalachia, and Sunday-
go-to-meeting celebration. Best known for her ease at the piano and her bell-tone voice
that Americana Highways says ‘sounds like timeless wind moving slowly through the
trees’, Heather’s live performances with her bassist/partner Shawn Nadeau take
listeners’ ears and hearts on an uplifting journey with their conversational style of
musicianship, speaking the language of music with ease and wit.
both onstage and off. Her sixteenth studio album, Back To The Light, pulsates
throughout with the grooves of New Orleans, the beauty of Appalachia, and Sunday-
go-to-meeting celebration. Best known for her ease at the piano and her bell-tone voice
that Americana Highways says ‘sounds like timeless wind moving slowly through the
trees’, Heather’s live performances with her bassist/partner Shawn Nadeau take
listeners’ ears and hearts on an uplifting journey with their conversational style of
musicianship, speaking the language of music with ease and wit.
“Heather is like two great acts in one, sliding from sweet acoustic Appalachian old-timey vibe with Patty Griffinesque lyrics to brassy New Orleans blues piano with a bone thrown to Bessie Smith.”
DC Bloom | Lone Star Music Magazine
“There’s a real pureness to her voice as she leads us through intimate corners of her experiences and tells stories with a Joni Mitchell kind of edge… Her hands float on and above the piano keys with the ease of a longtime player; it’s as if it’s as second nature as breathing.”
Aimsel Ponti | Portland Press Herald