Singing Social Satirists The Prince Myshkins at Steinway Hall
Steinway Hall (Los Angeles, CA)
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The Prince Myshkins (Rick Burkhardt, accordion, and Andy Gricevich, guitar) have garnered rave reviews with their ornate lyrics, harmonies and light-speed delivery. The duo's modern satire includes cabaret-tinged tunes like "The Doctor Laura Polka," "Girlie Men" and "Ministry of Oil." Their songs have been heard on NPR's "Morning Edition" and Pacifica Radio's "Democracy Now!"
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- “Anyone who aspires to write political satire should hear this brilliant duo.” --Sing Out! magazine
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Parlor Performances at Steinway Hall presents its series "On a Humorous Note: Evenings with America's Wittiest Songwriters," featuring The Prince Myshkins.
The Prince Myshkins (Rick Burkhardt, accordion, and Andy Gricevich, guitar) have been playing together since 1995, their ornate lyrics, unruly harmonies and light-speed delivery garnering rave reviews from critics, audiences and fellow musicians across the U.S. As the new millennium’s profusion of satirizable events reaches pandemic proportions, the Prince Myshkins are working tirelessly to bring satire into the 21st century with cabaret-tinged tunes like “The Doctor Laura Polka,” “Freedom Poodle Rides Again,” “Girlie Men” and “Ministry of Oil.”
The Prince Myshkins cut their teeth as resident satirists at KPBS San Diego, producing songs heard on NPR’s “Morning Edition” and Pacifica Radio’s “Democracy Now!” Sharing stages nationwide with such folk heroes as David Rovics, George Shrub, Charlie King, Roy Zimmerman, and Lou and Peter Berryman, the Prince Myshkins have never lost sight of their ultimate goal: making their own material obsolete.
