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Singer, Songwriter, Musician, Yodeler, 10 CDS , 11 Canadian
Charted Radio Singles, 3 CMT videos, Award Recipient, Entertainer.
Eli Barsi is driven by her passion for music, committed to giving her best, and strives for excellence on and
off stage. For the past 22 years Eli has been working as a professional musician. Early in her career she performed mainly in the provinces of Saskatchewan,
Alberta and British
Columbia. After a few years of non stop shows, she moved to Nashville
Tennessee, where she honed her craft as a songwriter. Following several years
of roadwork both sides of the border, she started to record albums, release radio singles, and moved on to the bigger stages.
Eli was hired to perform with the legendary Sons of the Pioneers in the year 2002, and since this show, she has been based
out of Branson Missouri. Eli
is a diverse artist that can include a large variety of genres in her shows such as, Western Roots, Gospel, New Country, Bluegrass, Classic Country & Folk. With a 3, 4, or 5 piece band or on stage alone with her guitar, Eli is a crowd pleaser…..
Oct 2009
Hi, At the board meeting Monday night we read all the suggestions. Some we had already on schedule. Johnny the
drummer has a set in January, Red Wing will be soon, we book groups no closer than 6 months apart as feel that gives more
variety. Someone asked for Frank to do Dwayne Eddy song he said that is Alan’s so sure you will be hearing some soon.
Any time you want to put a suggestion in the box we do read them and try to work it out.
If any of you have or know of a business that would hang up one of our posters please get one from Joyce. We
can use any word of mouth to help us help the school by getting more fans here.
Our thanks to all the great fans.The Emerald Valley Opry Board
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Hi, We are very proud to tell you we are in the Eugene Magazine page 22 in the winter 2008-09 issue. This
is a great magazine telling what is going on around town and we got to be part of it. Here is just a little of what
they say. Thanks guys...Opry board
For more that four years, the nonprofit
Emerald Valley Opry has staged monthly shindigs showcasting the many varied strains of country music. Most EVO performers
are local folks, but the Opry also draws from across the western states. A night at the Opry tends to reflect the organizers'unabashed
celcbration of friendship, family and the joys of traditional American music.And almost always, Opry music is dished up hot
and sweet.
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