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Livingston Taylor to entertain us at The Kate; a life on stage
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
For starters, singer-songwriter Livingston (“Liv”) Taylor’s been around, on the music scene, since he was 18. Music legend Jon Landau discovered him through a mutual friend, and thusly, a career was born.
Fans may see Taylor on the Shoreline when he performs at the Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center in Old Saybrook on Aug. 18.
After two-plus decades on the road, Taylor became a college professor, teaching two courses at Boston’s Berklee College of Music, Stage Performance I and II. He was asked aboard in 1989 after being a popular guest lecturer there in the ’80s.
At the age of 60, add “author” to Taylor’s resume. As a Berklee professor, he knew he had to finally compile the copious knowledge he’d been passing down to students and lecture audiences alike.
Fans may see Taylor on the Shoreline when he performs at the Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center in Old Saybrook on Aug. 18.
After two-plus decades on the road, Taylor became a college professor, teaching two courses at Boston’s Berklee College of Music, Stage Performance I and II. He was asked aboard in 1989 after being a popular guest lecturer there in the ’80s.
At the age of 60, add “author” to Taylor’s resume. As a Berklee professor, he knew he had to finally compile the copious knowledge he’d been passing down to students and lecture audiences alike.