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2012 will find Charlie and a host of wonderful performers returning to the Caribbean aboard the MS Noordam - one of Holland America's finest luxury ships. Scotland Goes to Sea 2012 departs from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and visits to the island of Half Moon (Holland America's private island resort), Grand Turk in the Caicos, Samana in the Dominican Republic, Bonaire, Curacao and Aruba, plus relax during three sea days. We'll enjoy our private functions including Scottish concerts, parties, Ceilidh, dance classes, seminars, Robert Burns' Celebrations, and whisky tastings. It's a wonderful way to travel - cruising with people that love Scotland and seeing old and making new friends!
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"You are an exceptionally gifted artist and your voice rings true." — Bob Shane, founding member of the Kingston Trio and a vocal hero of Charlie's
"His fingers begin to move and a song develops. Then the strong baritone voice surfaces, commanding the room." (Chester County Press, May 5, 2010 — CLICK HERE FOR WHOLE ARTICLE)
"Charlie represents an excellence in music that far transcends most of what you hear on the radio these days," says Ken Carpenter, a Nashville filmmaker/producer ("Philadelphia Inquirer" May 3, 2008-- CLICK HERE FOR WHOLE ARTICLE)
"The concert was fantastic and the audience was captivated. The Pavilion was packed to the gills and everyone seemed to know and have a personal connection to your music." – Performing Arts Coordinator, Longwood Gardens
"Charlie Zahm is a big man with a powerful and expressive singing voice. Listening to him sing Scottish and Irish music is like a deep draught of a thick, heady stout, rich in taste and body. His latest recording, "Among the Heather", is more like a luxurious dram of Irish cream -- smooth and sweet, yet intoxicating all the same." – Tom Knapp, Publisher, Rambles.net
Charlie Zahm
Charlie Zahm
P.O. Box 609
Coatesville, PA 19320
(610) 806-3493
Email:
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