Come to Book Fare Cafe for dinner or snacks on Labor Day, and enjoy the rich and wonderful music of folk singer, pianist, and composer, Lydia McCauley.
Lydia McCauley's passion and the connection she makes with an audience are the winning features of her performance. Her writing is personal and ultimately uplifting, with an intention of providing music to enrich the human spirit.
Born in Seattle and raised in the southeastern United States, Lydia grew up studying classical and contemporary music and later documented Appalachian Folk music at Berea College in Kentucky. She formed her own independent music label, Brimstone Music in 1995 and has released six full-length recordings that are distributed nationwide. Her music can be heard on Sirius Satellite Radio, XM Satellite Radio, Martha Stewart Living Radio, MUSAK, and FOLK ALLEY--and this night only, at Village Books in Bellingham!
Visit http://lydiamccauley.com
“I wouldn’t have missed this for anything. The words were just as good as the music.”
— Madeleine L’Engle, Newberry Award Winning Author, Wrinkle in Time
“Built around her fine voice and piano work, these songs celebrate life… she sings effortlessly…first rate production all the way.”
— Bill Compton, VICTORY REVIEW
“Put her on the same shelf as Mary Black, Loreena McKennitt, and Enya… She is simply that good.”
— Music Sojourn Radio
Village Books is pleased to carry Lydia's music. Call us at 360-671-2626 for more information.
2012 Chuckanut Writers Conference
