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Craig Lincoln
picked up his first guitar at age thirteen and didn’t put it down until he had mastered the chords to Greensleeves and the theme from Have Gun Will Travel. The results were sore fingers, a dime-sized blister on his right thumb, and a passion to do it again as soon and as often as possible. Forced to choose between music and his high school diving team, Craig opted for the pool – a choice which proved prudent when, a scant 5 years later, he won an Olympic Medal in his sport. He never quit playing his guitar, however, enabling him to lay claim for several years to the informal title of “World’s Greatest
Diving Fingerpicker.”
Sabrina Schneppat
began her musical odyssey in kindergarten
choir, and hasn't stopped singing since. She has been the featured soloist for many choirs, including the prestigious Ohio Honor's Chorale with whom she toured Europe. Her work as a jazz soloist, and her lead roles in numerous musicals and plays led her from Tiffin, Ohio
to Los Angeles in 1997, where she was
accepted into the Screen Actors Guild the following year.
... signature sound is rooted in their heartfelt connection enveloping audiences in luscious harmonies anchored upon Craig’s finely-crafted guitar voicings and award-winning finger-style playing which emerges as a third voice. The duo builds on their strong musicality by writing lyrics that are at turns sophisticated and witty yet honestly heart breaking.
The blend of Craig’s straight-up, storyteller style and Sabrina’s sometimes sweet, sometimes sassy, always dynamic performances have delighted audiences at festivals, house concerts, private events, and senior centers across the country. For added flavor, Sabrina mixes in bass, percussion, and ukulele.
In 2010, Sabrina & Craig won the prestigious Topanga Banjo & Fiddle Traditional Singing Competition with Craig placing second (again!) in the finger-style guitar category. Sabrina is a “Women of Substance Radio” chosen artist and their song “Mine all Mine” recently
aired nationally on NPR radio.
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