“The audience was enthralled right from the start, and remained that way throughout the entire program.”

Public Programs Smithsonian Institution “They brought the audience to its feet with laughter and howls of delight.”

Songbird of the Sage

Liz Masterson

Liz Masterson nationally known “cowgirl historian” combines songs, poems, and history to educate audiences (ages 5 years and up) of life in the west. With guitar, award winning vocals and yodeling Liz brings to life stories of pioneers, lady bronc riders, and women on the ranch. Since 1982, Liz’s shows have been featured at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, WY, the Smithsonian Institution and countless libraries and schools around the nation. She also has a new show, on Music of the Civil War, which includes Richard Baker, on Appalachian fiddle and claw-hammer banjo.

Tales & Tunes of the

West

Liz Masterson & Sean Blackburn

Since 1988, this popular duo has performed for hundreds of schools, libraries and family concerts with this educational and highly entertaining show. The beautifully blended harmonies, spirited yodeling, soulful guitar, and history are enhanced with Sean’s comedy and rope tricks to create a memorable experience for audiences of 5 years and up. From the Lincoln Center in New York City, to the plains of Colorado, Liz and Sean have put their brand on the cowboy and cowgirl life.

*Sound and lights can be provided by artist. Travel and lodging (if applicable) will be added to performances outside Metro Denver.