Molly Tenenbaum Seattle, Washington
Molly Tenenbaum has been playing old-time banjo since she was a teenager, and has since performed around the Pacific Northwest with bands including The Queen City Bulldogs and Dram County. She has taught at camps including American Banjo Camp and Festival of American Fiddle Tunes. She lives in Seattle, teaching privately and at Dusty Strings Music School. ... more
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