Daybreak (folk)
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| DayBreak | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Eastern Pennsylvania |
| Country | United States |
| Genres | Folk, Celtic |
| Labels | Independent |
| Members | Cliff Cole, Emily Cole, Rob Yoder, Anna Lisa Yoder, Lydia Yoder, Trudy Yoder, Seth Yoder |
| Past members | Denis Blodgett, Sally Cole, John LaValley, Rich Bernardin |
| Website(s) | Daybreak Folk |
DayBreak is a folk band, playing in and round the Lehigh Valley in eastern Pennsylvania, United States.
[edit] DayBreak - Traditional Music for a New Day
The musicians of DayBreak have been harmonizing together for the past seventeen years in and around Lehigh and Bucks Counties of Pennsylvania. They apply their acoustic instruments and voices to Celtic jigs, reels, hornpipes and ballads; American folk tunes and songs, folk hymns, original pieces, and seasonal songs.
DayBreak includes:
- Cliff Cole playing the hammered dulcimer, guitar, and percussion
- Anna Lisa Yoder on the violin, viola, mandolin and bouzouki
- Rob Yoder on concertina, guitar, bodhrán, harp and mountain dulcimer
- Trudy Yoder on cello, guitar, bodhrán and mountain dulcimer
- Emily Cole on tin whistle and guitar
- Lydia Yoder on violin, mandolin, djembe and bodhrán
- Seth Yoder on hammered dulcimer, piano and oboe
They all lend their voices to a growing repertoire of songs.
[edit] Recordings
- Dawn
- An Evening of Christmas Music
- Unity
- Autumn Calling
- Little Steps
- LOST CAVE
[edit] External links
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