Bencasso Performs Johnny Cash’s "Folsom Prison Blues" – Viola & Vocals Live
Join Bencasso for a unique rendition of Johnny Cash’s classic, "Folsom Prison Blues," where he combines his powerful vocals with the soulful sound of the viola. In this live performance, Bencasso brings a fresh twist to the iconic country song by playing the viola while singing, adding depth and emotion to the timeless tale of regret and hard choices.
"Folsom Prison Blues" was famously written by Johnny Cash in 1953, inspired by his fascination with life behind bars and the atmosphere of the notorious Folsom State Prison in California. The song, with its raw depiction of prison life, struck a chord with audiences and became one of Cash's signature hits. Cash’s live performance at Folsom Prison in 1968 cemented his place in country music history, as his empathy for prisoners resonated with the world.
Bencasso’s interpretation takes this classic and infuses it with his own style, blending classical and Americana influences. Don't miss this heartfelt tribute to one of country music’s legends!
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Come see Ben play his grant recital on Day of the Dead 2024 November 2nd at 2 pm @.40 Page street San Francisco. His band Swindlefish will open the concert, then 2nd half is Beethoven Sonata for Piano and Violin. opus 24 the Spring Sonata, and Ben's grand teacher Jascha Heifetz arranged a Ponce piece "Estrellita". the show is supported by SFAC. #fundedbySFAC ???? Tickets Available for November 2nd SFAC-Supported Recital! ????
I’m thrilled to announce that tickets are now available for my upcoming recital, supported by the San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC)! Join us for an afternoon of incredible music on **November 2nd** at **240 Page Street, San Francisco, CA**.
Doors open at 1:45 PM, so come early to secure a good seat. The recital will feature works by Beethoven, Chernoff, and Swindlefish, promising a diverse and captivating musical experience.
Whether you're a classical music aficionado or just looking to enjoy some live music, this event is perfect for you. I hope to see you there!
Date: November 2nd
Time: Doors at 1:45 PM
Location: 240 Page Street, San Francisco, CA
Get your tickets now and be part of a memorable musical journey!
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Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Looking forward to sharing this special day with all of you!
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Supported by the San Francisco Arts Commission
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Benjamin Barnes tax deductible donations
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Join Bencasso for a unique rendition of Johnny Cash’s classic, "Folsom Prison Blues," where he combines his powerful vocals with the soulful sound of the viola. In this live performance, Bencasso brings a fresh twist to the iconic country song by playing the viola while singing, adding depth and emotion to the timeless tale of regret and hard choices.
"Folsom Prison Blues" was famously written by Johnny Cash in 1953, inspired by his fascination with life behind bars and the atmosphere of the notorious Folsom State Prison in California. The song, with its raw depiction of prison life, struck a chord with audiences and became one of Cash's signature hits. Cash’s live performance at Folsom Prison in 1968 cemented his place in country music history, as his empathy for prisoners resonated with the world.
Bencasso’s interpretation takes this classic and infuses it with his own style, blending classical and Americana influences. Don't miss this heartfelt tribute to one of country music’s legends!
#JohnnyCash #FolsomPrisonBlues #Bencasso #ViolaAndVocals #CountryMusic #LivePerformance #ClassicCountry #FiddleAndSong #fundedbysfac #fundedbythesfac #sfac #sfac
Come see Ben play his grant recital on Day of the Dead 2024 November 2nd at 2 pm @.40 Page street San Francisco. His band Swindlefish will open the concert, then 2nd half is Beethoven Sonata for Piano and Violin. opus 24 the Spring Sonata, and Ben's grand teacher Jascha Heifetz arranged a Ponce piece "Estrellita". the show is supported by SFAC. #fundedbySFAC ???? Tickets Available for November 2nd SFAC-Supported Recital! ????
I’m thrilled to announce that tickets are now available for my upcoming recital, supported by the San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC)! Join us for an afternoon of incredible music on **November 2nd** at **240 Page Street, San Francisco, CA**.
Doors open at 1:45 PM, so come early to secure a good seat. The recital will feature works by Beethoven, Chernoff, and Swindlefish, promising a diverse and captivating musical experience.
Whether you're a classical music aficionado or just looking to enjoy some live music, this event is perfect for you. I hope to see you there!
Date: November 2nd
Time: Doors at 1:45 PM
Location: 240 Page Street, San Francisco, CA
Get your tickets now and be part of a memorable musical journey!
????️ https://benjaminbarnes.com/tickets
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Looking forward to sharing this special day with all of you!
#sfacfundefd
Supported by the San Francisco Arts Commission
Best,
Benjamin Barnes tax deductible donations
Venmo @culturescholar
PayPal@CultureScholar.com
Https://www.CultureScholar.org/donate
Do you like my classical karaoke?
You can get your own 30% off click here
https://www.CultureScholar.org/30
AllMyLinks.com/Bencasso
Great Violin Shirts
Bencasso.etsy.com
Https://teepub.lic.com/bencasso
Bencassomedia.com/shop
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