Voxology
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© 2000 Kevin Neidig and Les Vonderlin
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Americana, New-Acoustic, Contemporary Folk, Singer-Songwriter. "The soft sounds of American life and love flow from them like an intimate wind that warms their audience." "Neidig and Vonderlin's love of Bluegrass and other traditional music comes thro
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Kevin Neidig, Les Vonderlin and Jason Hennessey make up this award-winning trio based in Central Pennsylvania. Voxology celebrated their fourth anniversary while performing at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah. The trio were chosen to showcase at the 2003 North East Regional Folk Alliance Conference and at the 2004 Winterfolk II music festival in Toronto, Ontario. Vonderlin was a finalist in the 2004 South Florida Folk Festival songwriting contest. Voxology were finalists in the 1998 LilithFair/Levi's Talent Search. Their repertoire includes a wide range of musical styles including Americana, Contemporary Folk, Singer-Songwriter, Bluegrass and Country. They have opened shows for the Legendary Doc Watson, Peter Rowan and his Texas Trio, the Grammy award winning Alison Brown Quartet and most recently the renowned folk artist Tom Paxton. They have been featured at music and arts festivals in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, Arkansas, Virginia, West Virginia and Utah.
"Voxology's third release, 'Someday Soon,' demonstrates the beauty of the contemporary folk tradition ... the overall sound evokes a calming sense of tranquility."
- Joe Ross, Bluegrass Now Magazine
"The amity they have for each other translates on-stage into Voxology's trademark gentle poignancy and immaculate harmony. The soft sounds of American life and love flow from them like an intimate wind that warms their audience."
- Ed Banyas, Fly Magazine
"Neidig and Vonderlin's love of Bluegrass and other traditional music comes through in an incredibly honest way ... Voxology simply delivers music with tender loving care."
Ed Yashinsky, MODE Magazine