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“Trapezoid may be the finest folk ensemble in America today,” said Geoffrey Hines of The Washington Post.
“A kind of new-age string quartet, blending folk themes with influences from 20th century classical music and j?iz? . . . Together they create gentle ^“intimate music that plays to the emotions,” said Record Roundup magazine.
Trapezoid will bring that music to Washington, Va., on Saturday, April 29, for a concert at the Gay Street Theater, sponsored by the Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the community.
The group can lay claim to the title of Virginia Piedmont’s hometown band.
Founder Paul Reisler, who plays hammered dulcimer and guitar, lives in Rappahannock County as does Lorraine Duisit, who sings, plays mandola, guitar and bowed psaltery and composes original numbers for
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