Ian Schwartz and the Sour Candy Orchestra

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It’s a Sunny Day

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Released: Aug 25, 2008

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It’s a Sunny Day
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One Dimensional Boy
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Drive Into The Night
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The Sun is Getting Colder Demo
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Karen Says
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Genre: Acoustic / Classical / Indie
Location Cambridge, Massachusetts, US
Profile Views: 20940
Last Login: 9/8/2009
Member Since 2/2/2005
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Members
..Ian Schwartz ..- Guitar, Ukulele, Vocals .. ..Beth Goodman.. - Soprano Sax.. ..Rebecca Moore.. Flute .. ..Behvin McDonnel.. - Cello
Influences
Rilo Kiley, Jonathan Coulton, The Elected, Antonio Vivaldi, Camera Obscura, Say Anything, The Muppets, other stuff...
Sounds Like
"The songs are great—they mix pop with classical and even some vocals in español. Some of the tunes are sad, some quite funny, and all of them pretty." - The Noise

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Bio:

Member Since:

February 02, 2005

Members:

Ian Schwartz - Guitar, Ukulele, Vocals
Beth Goodman - Soprano Sax
Rebecca Moore Flute
Behvin McDonnel - Cello

Influences:

Rilo Kiley, Jonathan Coulton, The Elected, Antonio Vivaldi, Camera Obscura, Say Anything, The Muppets, other stuff...

Sounds Like:

"The songs are great—they mix pop with classical and even some vocals in español. Some of the tunes are sad, some quite funny, and all of them pretty." - The Noise