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The Blue Ridge foothills will reverberate with the sounds of dulcimer, mandola, cello, bass and keyboards as Trapezoid plays its only concert of the fall season at Oasis Vineyard this Saturday, Sept. 5.

Since its genesis over a decade ago as a hammered dulcimer quartet, Trapezoid has evolved into what The Washington Post has called “maybe the finest folk ensemble in America today.”

Founder Paul Reisler and long-time members Lorraine Duisit and Freyda Epstein have appeared on Emmy-award winning television musicals, recorded five albums and were the first group to sell out The Barns at Wolf Trap. With the addition earlier this year of percussionist

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