Eva Cassidy

Songbird Notecard Series

Truly one of the Washington area’s most precious treasures, Eva Cassidy is remembered for her soaring voice, interpretive ability and unerring pitch.  Those who knew  her remember her personality -- a selfless nature and good heart.  She ignored boundaries not out of rebellion but simply because she was oblivious to them.  For Eva all music was her kind of music.

These photographs, taken by Adam Traum and Maria Villafana, allow  a little glimpse of Eva Cassidy while performing for the Washington Area Music Association in 1994.

See what the Washington Post has to say:

Available Online:

12 cards and envelopes with 4 different images (3 of each); size 5x7; blank inside; $6 (plus shipping). Packaged in a clear poly envelope.

Or at the following store:

The Music Center at Strathmore (in the gift shop)------  5301 Tuckerman Lane
North Bethesda, MD 20852 --- 301-581-5177

Hours: Monday - Saturday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., and 60 minutes prior to performances, through intermission.

The Washington Area Music Association is an all-volunteer 501 c (3) organization dedicated to promoting the region’s diverse music scene. Conceived in 1984, founding-board member Mike Schreibman is its executive director.

Adam Traum is a singer-songwriter and photojournalist living in California. His images have appeared in national publications including the Washington Post and the New York Times.

Maria Villafana is a writer/editor who covered music for washingtonpost.com during the past 10 years, and developed its MP3 file-driven local music site. Her photographs have been published in Black Radio Exclusive,  the Washington Post and washingtonpost.com.

 For more about Eva Cassidy visit:

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