Please join us for an evening of acoustic music performed by William T. Wiley (guitar) and Ethan Wiley (mandolin and mandocello)

Saturday, August 15

Performance will begin at 8:00 pm

Doors will open at 7:00 pm
Seating is limited. Please arrive early.

SolwayJones
990 North Hill St., #180,
Los Angeles, CA 90012
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“Getting the Record Crooked”  (Wiley’s musical instruments)

AS TO PURPOSE

PERHAPS THE MIRACLE, THE MYSTERY,

OF OPINION, ACTION, IS ONLY ENTROPY

SINGING TO ITSELF, AND THESE INSTRUMENTS

ARE FOR THAT SONG.

- W.T.W.

William T. Wiley, Debilslied, 1986, mixed media on wood, 45-1/2 x 15-3/4 x 5 inches

William T. Wiley

American. Born in Bedford, Indiana, 21, October, 1937. Mr. Wiley has an exhibition opening at The Reynolds Center, Smithsonian American Art Museum – opening October 2, 2009

Ethan Wiley

Ethan was given his first Martin guitar on his 16th birthday by his father, artist William T. Wiley. But while attending UCLA in the late ’70s, he switched to mandolin. Many years later, Ethan produced his own critically-acclaimed CD, TAKE A STAND, recording with some of acoustic music’s best musicians, including Jon Sholle (guitarist for the David Grisman Quintet), violinist Joyce Andersen and percussionist Joe Craven (also an alumni of the DGQ). He has also recorded and composed for several movie soundtracks and has performed as a session musician for singer-songwriter Robert Morgan Fisher and others.

For more information, please contact:

Michael Solway or Angela Jones – 323.223.0224

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