US EditionFrom Syracuse roots to ‘father of modern bluegrass: Tony Trischka Returns to Central NY
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From Syracuse roots to ‘father of modern bluegrass: Tony Trischka Returns to Central NY
Oswego Music Hall welcomed a bluegrass music legend to their venue on April 12, leaving concertgoers with a better appreciation for the genre. Tony Trischka, called the “father of modern bluegrass” by The New York Times, performed his greatest hits for the people of Oswego. Trischka gained his love of music by listening to a folk group in the early 1960s with a few songs featuring the banjo. “ Hearing a group called the Kingston Trio, which is…
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