Most People Are Just Friends
We Haven't Met Yet

I really like to perform at house concerts. I make the greatest friends.

First the host, then all their friends, then their grandmother, and the babysitter, and sometime the family pets. (I shared a room with a pair of fascinating ferrets once.)

Making friends goes both ways.

Getting to know a performer up close and personal in a casual gathering of friends has a very special vibe that enriches everyone.  Guests take home more than just a CD of tunes; they take home a blast of creative force that stays with them for a while.

Your guests will appreciate and thank you for creating a space where new friends can meet. 

Are You a Closet Concert Host?

It takes a special person to open their home up to share music they enjoy with their friends.  So, if you have a decent space, some extra chairs, and a mail list of friends to invite, then you have what it takes to host a house concert.

Really. That's about it. Some hosts have fancy sound systems, but in truth, the intimacy is what makes these events so unique.

Go on. Do something new. Let's spread the music around.

The PDF below covers the basics. 

House Concerts w/ Leslie vanWinkle

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Then let's talk about turning your home into a music-friendly destination.

Text is best. (206) 661-3565
Email is fine, too.  vanwinkmusic@gmail.com

To friendship,
Leslie

Promotional Stuff About ME!

Leslie vanWinkle Bio

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"Lifetime Experiences Inspire Songwriter Leslie vanWinkle"

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