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Take A Dance Band

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Poetry

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"Heart Attack" © March 2013 Corwin Zekley & Julian Jenson (listen)

"Far From Your Shores" © October 2012 Corwin Zekley & Julian Jenson (listen)

"With The Storm Comes Change" © July 2012 Corwin Zekley (listen)

"You're Why I Walk Alone" © May 2012 Corwin Zekley (listen)

"Upon A Time" "Corwin & Fiona" from a live performance © 2011 Corwin Zekley (listen)

"The Things I Never Desired" "Corwin & Fiona" from a live performance © 2011 Corwin Zekley (listen)

"Unsure" - © 2011 Corwin Zekley (listen)

"Persse" - © 2011 Corwin Zekley (listen)

"Flance" - by Evin Sellin with lyrics cowritten by Corwin Zekley, Performed live by Corwin & Fiona (listen)


Performance with Melanie O'Reilly at Freight & Salvage in Berkeley March 22, 2013

Corwin plays Music from many different genres including Swing, Irish, Scottish, Greek, Jazz, Scottish and English.

Corwin comes from a very musical background, with parents that play a myriad of instruments and numerous genres as well as many influences from professional musicians ranging from Celtic to Gypsy Jazz. Corwin has been playing violin for the majority of his life and has been singing and writing songs for several years. He currently attends Idyllwild Arts Academy to further his musical education and to better him as a writer, but when he goes back home to Mendocino, he performs in local venues and plays in several groups, and occasionally can be found playing and singing in Mendocino or Idyllwild when town is bustling and the weather is warm.