Holly Tannen

Folklore and magic supply the base for Holly Tannen’s music. While her repertoire contains many traditional folk music from Britain, Scotland, France, and america, Tannen has seduced more interest with her very own music, including “Online Love,” “Melody from the Suburban Shaman,” and “Lily of the web,” which she promises were created while channeling entities from what she phone calls the “half-astral airplane.” Her capability to straddle between your two worlds provides transformed her displays into extremely spirited experiences. Researching among her shows, The Oakland Tribune known as her “a professional at going for a little club and making it a marvelous forest.” Learning magic since 1980, Tannen was initiated being a princess in 1984. Four years afterwards, she examined folklore on the School of California at Berkeley, composing a master’s thesis paper over the ballads from the nomadic going folks of Scotland. A co-employee teacher of anthropology at the faculty from the Redwoods in Mendocino from 1989 until 1996, she continuing to lecture on modern magic at such locales as the School of California in Berkeley and Yale School. In Feb 2000, Tannen debuted a one-woman present, Practical Alchemy, on the Helen Schoeni Movie theater in Mendocino, predicated on the life span and writings of France existential poet Arthur Rimbaud.