"Far Away From Any Place Called Home" - written and performed by Joanna Wallfisch This song is the title track to Joanna's brand new album, out June 21st 2019. Featuring: Joanna Wallfisch - vocals, baritone ukulele | Jesse Elder - piano | Chris Tordini - bass | Arthur Vint - drums | Tim Fleming - pedal steel ©Far Away From Any Place Called Home 2019

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Far Away From Any Place Called Home - Joanna Wallfisch

Ballet Of Birds, by Joanna Wallfisch © 2019 Ballet Of Birds Performed by: Joanna Wallfisch - vocals Jesse Elder - piano Arthur Vint - drums Chris Tordini - bass Oran Etkin - bass clarinet Filmed by Wendy Bevan Directed by Joanna Wallfisch

Ballet Of Birds - Joanna Wallfisch

Live at Joe's Pub, New York. April 21 2019 In Flight Service - written by Joanna Wallfisch Performed by: Joanna Wallfisch - vocals, ukulele Chris Tordini - bass, vocals Tamar Korn - vocals Arthur Vint - drums ©In Flight Service 2019 Featuring on Joanna's new album 'Far Away From Any Place Called Home'

Joanna Wallfisch - In Flight Service

Live at Joe's Pub, New York. April 21st, 2019. Song written by Joanna Wallfisch, and is the title track of her upcoming album, coming out June 21st. Featuring: Joanna Wallfisch - vocals and ukulele Marta Sanchez - piano Chris Tordini - bass and vocals Arthur Vint - drums Tamar Korn - vocals Oran Etkin - bass clarinet The song was inspired by an encounter Joanna had with a stranger when on her solo bicycle tour down the west coast of America. She travelled 1154 miles down the PCH, performing concerts along the way. Her journey was called The Great Song Cycle. She since has written a memoir, and is releasing an album of songs inspired by the journey.

Joanna Wallfisch - Far Away From Any Place Called Home

Joanna Wallfisch - video application for Lyndsay De Paul Prize 2017

Joanna Wallfisch "The Great Song Cycle Song Cycle" - live at National Sawdust

Joanna Wallfisch - "Brighton Beach"

Live at Rockwood Music Hall, 9/23/18 "Far Away From Any Place Called Home" - written by Joanna Wallfisch Performed by Joanna Wallfisch (vocals, uke), Jesse Elder (piano), Chris Tordini (bass), Arthur Vint (drums).

Live at Rockwood Music Hall September 23rd, 2018 "Mountain Pass" by Joanna Wallfisch performed by - Joanna Wallfisch - voice and baritone ukulele Jesse Elder - piano Arthur Vint - drums Chris Tordini - bass

Mountain Pass

"Far Away From Any Place Called Home" excerpt from Joanna Wallfisch's show THE GREAT SONG CYCLE performed August 2018 at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. ©Far Away From Any Place Called Home 2018 In the summer of 2016 critically acclaimed singer-songwriter, Joanna Wallfisch, shirked trains, planes and automobiles as means of touring in favour of a bicycle. She travelled 1,154 miles down the Pacific Coast Highway, carrying her whole world in four small pannier bags, inclusive of a ukulele and loop pedal. Pushing through challenge and triumph while traversing the coast with only her body and two thin wheels propelling her forward, what transpired was a concert tour made richer by the beautiful struggle Joanna intentionally created. In her masterful and inimitable way Joanna has distilled this adventure into a 50 minute, through composed one-woman musical, or song-cycle. Using song and spoken-word Joanna invites the audience to saddle up as she leads them through a myriad of landscapes and curious encounters, from the mediation found in the solitude of the road to cautionary tales of a father who gave his 5 year old son whiskey on a camping trip, and hilarious accounts such as of “Rex The Traveling Dog” - an inanimate fairground dog-turned-best friend she met on Morro Bay Beach. Accompanying herself on ukulele, toy piano, kazoo, and creating sublime vocal soundscapes on her loop pedal, this is a journey not to be missed. —————————————————————- What the critics say: “Wallfisch’s approach to performance is dynamic. She composes enticing, lush music with impeccable soundscapes…Her voice evokes depth and crystal clarity. With childlike certainty she is an earth goddess singing her story, and before you, her heart’s inner workings unfold in poetic verse.” - Culture Quest LA

Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Joanna Wallfisch

"The Ship" "Out of the splinters of my broken heart I built this ship" Joanna Wallfisch - vocals, baritone ukulele Pablo Menares - bass Jesse Elder - piano Kenneth Salters - drums Written, arranged and produced by Joanna Wallfisch The Ship © 2016 Joanna Wallfisch Featured on the full length album by Joanna Wallfisch - "Blood and Bone". Available on iTunes and Spotify. www.joannawallfisch.com

The Ship - Joanna Wallfisch

"Ballet Of Birds" written by Joanna Wallfisch Live performance featuring: Joanna Wallfisch - vocals, ukulele and bird sounds Matt Politano - piano David Tranchina - bass Trevor Anderies - drums Singer-songwriter, multi- instrumentalist, Joanna Wallfisch has emerged as a unique voice in the jazz-folk-indie world. With a classical and jazz background she writes with a poetic lyricism The New York Times described as "sensitive and deep”. In Feb 2018 she released her fourth CD "Blood and Bone". Culture Life, LA wrote of her recent album release show, "her voice evokes depth and crystal clarity. With childlike certainty she is an earth goddess singing her story, and before you, her heart’s inner workings unfold in poetic verse." A master in the art of live vocal looping she creates beguiling vocal soundscapes to accompany her songs. The Telegraph called her virtuosic performance "sublime and unique". Since 2011 she has released four critically acclaimed albums. She tours her music globally, including: The Woodford Folk Festival, Australia, London Jazz Festival, Women in (e)Motion Festival, Bremen; Blue Whale, LA, National Sawdust, NYC, The Sunflower Theatre, CO, to name a few.

Joanna Wallfisch - live at Boston Court, Los Angeles

Joanna Wallfisch & The Crows Alone ft: Joanna Wallfisch - vocals, ukulele, bird sounds Tyler Stahl - guitar Daniel Hass - cello "Ballet Of Birds" written by Joanna Wallfisch More about Joanna and The Crows Alone: LA based singer-songwriter Joanna Wallfisch has emerged as an important voice in the independant not-quite-fitting-into-any-particular-genre music scene, combining “the intimate purview of a singer-songwriter with the technical liberties of a jazz improviser” (Boston Globe). Her music has influences of folk, pop, classical and art-song, tied together with a poetic lyricism which The New York Times described as "sensitive and deep”. She is a master in the art of live vocal looping and creates beguiling vocal soundscapes to accompany her songs. The Telegraph called her virtuosic performance as "sublime and unique". In 2018 she self-released her fourth solo album "Blood and Bone". An adventurer at heart, in 2016 she did a West Coast concert tour of the USA, Portland to Los Angeles, by bicycle. She called this musical adventure "The Great Song Cycle". The Crows Alone, uniquely formed of cello, guitar, baritonie ukulele and voices, was formed during a happy coinciding of like-minded musicians on a writing residency amidst snowy mountains, and is a true bi-coastal band spanning from New York, where Tyler and Daniel live, to Los Angeles where Joanna currently makes her home.

Joanna Wallfisch - Tiny Desk Contest 2018 "Ballet Of Birds"

Joanna Wallfisch performs "Blood and Bone" Feb 11th, 2018 Joanna Wallfisch - voice, ukulele Argenta Walther - backing vocals Alina Roitstein - backing vocals Matt Politano - piano David Tranchina - bass Trevor Anderies - drums Blood and Bone - written by Joanna Wallfisch as featured on her album "Blood and Bone" www.joannawallfisch.com

Joanna Wallfisch - live at Boston Court Performing Arts Center

Joanna Walllfisch releases her fourth album "Blood and Bone". Available on CDbaby and iTunes. https://store.cdbaby.com/Artist/JoannaWallfisch www.joannawallfisch.com

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