Concert in the Gallery: Eva Scow
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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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Eva Scow, mandolin
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.

Marcel Camargo, guitar
Marcel Camargo is a guitarist, composer, arranger, and producer who has spent his life making music that connects people. A Grammy-nominated producer, he’s toured the world with Michael Bublé, led, produced and arranged Gretchen Parlato’s Flor project, and shared the stage or studio with Sérgio Mendes, Herb Alpert, Macy Gray and many others. You may have also heard his playing in films like Rio 2 and Pitch Perfect 3, or on TV shows like Dexter. Marcel’s arranging and orchestration credits include collaborations with Jason Mraz, the San Diego Symphony, the New York Pops, and orchestration for original scores on Disney+. These days, Marcel is pouring his experience into online guitar courses, creative songwriting collaborations, and orchestral arrangements for world-class ensembles. His music blends technical mastery with storytelling and the warmth of his Brazilian roots—always with the goal of making the listener feel something real. His most recent releases are his own Quebra-Cabeça and the project Leza Mi.

Aidan Carroll, bass
Aidan Carroll is a Grammy Nominated multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter based in LA. A deeply studied musician originally from Oklahoma City, he has performed around the world as a bassist with artists like Lisa Fischer, Sullivan Fortner, Melody Gardot, and Kenyon Dixon. In the second act of his career, Carroll has taken his diverse skills and talents into the world of music production, and running his new label FLM Records. While in Los Angeles, Aidan has become one of the most in demand producers, instrumentalists, and executive producers, having a reputation for developing next generation artists. His work on the title track of Kehlani’s album “Crash” earned him a Grammy Nomination in 2024. Notable collaborations also include productions with Leon Thomas, Durand Bernarr, Joyce Wrice, Arin Ray, Duckwrth, Niia, Reggie Becton, Lila Forde and Sango. Aidan released his debut producer album "THE LOVE TAPE" in September 2024 through his label FLM Records. The project features some of the most exciting upcoming artists in the industry on their way to be future stars. AC collaborated with many artists among his Los Angeles community, as well as around the country. Drawing inspiration from sounds of the 70s through the 2000s, The Love Tape is laden with seductive basslines, sonics, and lush analog instrumentation.

Diego Alvarez, percussion
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