The Great Interference: Tale of a Concert

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Tale of a Concert

Yes! Here are pictures at last. September seems so far behind us now, though it is only just November. And, since photos speak for themselves...

We shall let them.

Welcome, one and all, to Crossroads Coffeehouse and Music Company

And introducing, for the second time on the Crossroads stage,The Great Interference.

It was amazing being all together, all seven of us. Even Matthew joined in.

Guitar, Piano, Cello, Drums, Bass, Violin, and voices.

The End...

Thank you Lindy for the wonderful pictures!

3 comments:

emme said...: Thank you for sharing photos of your concert, Emma! I'm sure it was a wonderful performance.

~Emily

(I love the last photo of you, Emma! You look lovely! ☺); November 21, 2008 at 7:06 PM
Jolie said...: Y'all did AMAZING! I was soo glad that we got to be there. =)thanks for posting the pics!; November 22, 2008 at 8:09 AM
Anonymous said...: Wonderful pictures! It looks like you had a wonderful time! You all look so awesome onstage! Girls, your dresses are so lovely! I wish I lived near to come to see you play! Wonderful music! It looks like a wonderful place to play at! It looks like it has an awesome atmosphere. May God bless your family! :); November 25, 2008 at 6:43 PM

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The Great Interference

is composed of seven members of the Ramsey family. The Ramseys moved from the suburbs of Dallas, TX to tiny Winnsboro, TX in 1997. The building of their three story farmhouse commenced and they set up house in a two room pole barn nearby, beginning the greatest adventure of their lives.

It was during the two and a half years spent beneath that tin roof that Samuel and Emma started writing songs together. Samuel took up his Dad's guitar and Emma scribbled her thoughts on any piece of paper she could find. They moved into the new house in January of 1999 and the journey into music continued. They kept writing songs. James built himself a drum-set with K'nex, tupperware, and a practice pad and hi-hat. Johanna began to sing.

Then Sam came into a guitar of his own. James got a real drum-set. They began to share their songs with the world around them. They had their first concert at a tiny Methodist Church. Over the next eight years Samuel started playing the piano and group added bass and electric guitars to the mix. Grace and Sarah Anne took piano and violin lessons. James picked up the cello. Johanna learned the bass guitar.

In 2007, their first CD, recorded at home, was finally released.

And the so music goes on... interfering with the atmosphere.

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