Our BackgroundWe first met in a church folk group at Holy Trinity in Georgetown and the rest, as they say, is history. Jane performed in the DC folk music scene while attending college there, having shared the stage with such local DC celebrities as Mary Chapin-Carpenter. She is also an active member and soloist in the Symphonic and Chamber Choirs of the Concert Singers of Cary. She has sung in several programs with the choir and the North Carolina Symphony. Jane has also been selected to sing the National Anthem at Durham Bulls games. Pete is a classically trained guitarist
having studied music at The American University with John Marlow, a protégé
of Andres Segovia. Pete played solo guitar for many years in the DC area
including several folk and rock bands before joining with Jane to form
CityFolk. He expanded his performance credits to include writing and performing
a portion of the score used in the Applause! Cary Youth Theater's 2004
production of the “Pied Piper of Hamelin”. He has studied
with noted jazz guitarist and Chapel Hill resident, Howard
Morgen, and has recently picked up the mandolin. |
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Where We've PlayedKnown for tight vocal harmonies, varied instrumentation and repertoire, we have performed in the Triangle area at numerous venues including:
We were featured performers at the 2000 Cary Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony where we composed and performed a song to commemorate the event to rave reviews. We also performed in "A Little Summer Night Music: Broadway Love Songs Under the Stars" sponsored by Cary Parks and Recreation. We have opened for the terrifically talented singer/songwriters (see our links page) Kate Campbell and Carrie Newcomer. |
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