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FiddleSticks is a Family Band playing Celtic Music and Old Mormon Hymns

FiddleSticks is a family musical group that performs folk songs and traditional tunes from the Celtic lands, from England, and from America. The band is made up of three sisters, Rebecca, Kathryn, and Elizabeth Davis, and their father Mark. Featured instruments include fiddle, flutes, cello, bodhran (Irish drum), guitar and vocals, with occasional hammer dulcimer, fretless bass, drum kit, and various other percussion.

The band has released nine albums, starting with the “Sampler,” a studio live project released in 1998 when the girls were barely in their teens, to the most recent 2009 release called “Big Fiddle,” produced and arranged by Liz and involving a wide range of guest artists. Other albums include two best-selling collections of old-time Mormon hymns called “Farewell to Nauvoo” and “Return to Nauvoo;” two Pearl Award winning albums of contemporary Celtic/Newgrass tunes called “Cat and the Fiddle” and “Ampersand;” a Celtic Christmas album called “Cold Fusion” that is featured as an iTunes Essential selection; an upbeat Celtic Rock/Jazz album called “Time and Again;” and a collection of traditional Celtic tunes called “Playing Favorites.”

The band gets together at least once a year for a “reunion concert” -- which often is combined with a CD release party. Between concerts, fans can find FiddleSticks’ recordings in local Utah bookstores, by mail order, on CDBaby.com, iTunes and other digital sources, and on FiddleSticks’ web page: www.fiddle-sticks.com.

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