"Lady of the Lake" with Nora Brown with Stephanie Coleman

https://www.norabrownmusic.com/about
"Nora plays traditional music with a focus on Southern Appalachian banjo and guitar playing. Along with mentors in the northeast like the late John Cohen she also has traveled and learned directly from master musicians including Alice Gerrard, George Gibson and the late Lee Sexton and Art Rosenbaum."

https://www.stephaniecoleman.net/
"Stephanie Coleman is regarded as one of the premier fiddlers of her generation. Hailing from the Chicago area, she first learned to play at 8 from her father Don, an avid old-time fiddler himself. Finding herself in the local traditional music scene centering around Chicago’s legendary Old Town School of Folk Music, Stephanie was taken under the wing by members of that vibrant community. At 12, she began studying Midwestern fiddle music with fiddle master Lynn “Chirps” Smith. Chirps and other mentors like Rhys Jones, Steve Rosen, and Paul Tyler inspired Stephanie to explore not just the craft but also the rich history of traditional Appalachian and Midwestern fiddle music. By 13, she had released her debut album, I’m Little But I’m Tough!. Through her teens, Stephanie became an in-demand square dance musician for the Chicago Barn Dance Company and a regular fiddle contest winner."

Filmed and recorded by Chris Blood. 15 July 2024 at the Payomet Center for the Performing Arts.