Eva Scow, mandolin

Marcel Camargo, guitar

Aidan Carroll, bass

Diego Alvarez, percussion

Eva Scow is an American mandolinist and violinist. She began studying music at a young age, starting on the piano and violin at age 4, and later adding the mandolin at age 8. Growing up she played in Classical orchestras and bands, exploring different kinds of music from Jazz standards to Brazilian choro. She began playing professionally in high school, collaborating with different musicians/bands around the country.

She has performed in many cities across the country, and toured overseas with different projects both as a sideperson and leader. At age 15 she recorded for mandolin pioneer David Grisman on his album ‘Tone Poets’. She was selected to perform at Carnegie Hall at age 17 for a Young Artist Spotlight alongside bassist Edgar Meyer, Bela Fleck, and Jerry Douglas. She recorded her debut album with guitarist Dusty Brough entitled ‘Sharon by the Sea’ (Adventure Music) in 2007, with influences from Flamenco, Jazz, and Brazilian music. That same year she also recorded with jazz guitarist Anthony Wilson for his album ‘Power of Nine’ (2007). She has opened shows for Willie Nelson, and currently performs with artists such as Macy Gray, Etienne Charles, Lila Forde, Tim Hockenberry, among others.

She has recorded on numerous projects, and continues to tour as a side person with groups ranging from Jazz, Soul, and Americana. She currently is an instructor at Silverlake Conservatory of Music and has taught at many workshops across the country such as Red Hot Strings, Django in June, and at universities such as Oberlin College. She continues to explore traditional styles and contemporary jazz idioms. She resides in Los Angeles.

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