MUSIC
Medea
February 18, 2011
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Grammy-nominee Patrick Robinson has always composed intriguing, intense music and, since 1998, Irene Lambrou is the lucky girl who gets to add words and voice to some of it. Their unique, sophisticated folk/rock project Medea has lasted over ten years and has been graced by some of the finest players in the region. Lambrou and Robinson are joined in this newest iteration of Medea by drummer Pat Domanico (Second Vision), guitarist Tony Winkler (Countdown to Ecstasy) and bassist Rich Curtis (Dukes of Destiny, Black Men Blush). Medea released Dreams & Revelations (1999) and The Miracle Line (2003) to critical acclaim, and new music is on the way.
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102 Sycamore Alley
Kennett Square, PA 19348 -
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Advance: $12
At the door: $15Info Phone: 484-732-8295
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February 18, 2011Times:
8 pm
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