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Beth Wood | Troubadour and Poet | Mezcalita Press

Beth Wood

Beth Wood is a modern-day troubadour and believer in the power of song. Her exceptional musicianship, crafty songwriting, powerhouse voice, and commanding stage presence have been winning over American audiences for twenty years. In February of 1997, Beth quit her day job and moved to Brevard, NC to pursue a life in music. Beth has been touring non-stop, writing songs, creating albums, collaborating, performing, and teaching ever since. In 2016, Beth expanded her repertoire and released her first book of poetry, Kazoo Symphonies. Soon to follow was her tenth album, Spring Tide, recorded live and solo acoustic on the Oregon coast. Beth now lives in Portland, OR and is loving the Northwest life.  Beth has immersed herself in the northwest music community, including working on staff with the Sisters Folk Festival and Americana Song Academy for six years as staff director and host of the festival's well-loved Sunday Community Celebration. Beth’s work has expanded to include teaching voice and song coaching as well as leading workshops at festivals, retreats and beyond.

Learn more at bethwoodmusic.com

Kazoo Symphonies | Beth Wood Poems | Mezcalita Press
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