Originally from Dallas, Texas, Carol Tatum has been playing stringed instruments since age seven and is the founding member and songwriter, arranger and producer for "The Angels of Venice." In addition to harp, Carol plays mandolin, Irish bouzouki and hammered dulcimer. She is an ASCAP member and published writer including co-writing songs for the rock group Kingdom Come on PolyGram and Warner Bros. Germany labels. She produced and arranged the Cat Stevens song "Sad Lisa" (Track #2) for Windham Hill Records' compilation CD "Summer Solstice" which remained #6 on Billboard's New Age chart for the entire summer of 1997. Her rendition of an early 14th century piece appeared as Track #2 on Windham Hill's "The Renaissance Album" (July 1998 release). She has released two CDs of original music in the U.S., Canada, Taiwan and Hong Kong and the second "Angels" CD was reviewed and "highly recommended" by Billboard magazine. Her compositions and arrangements have further been used for various movie and video soundtracks. She has been interviewed three times for the Los Angeles Times Calendar section (1996-1997), and has extensive recording and live performance experience. In her spare time, Carol enjoys music composition and studies 12-13th century medieval European history. Carol makes her home in Glendale, California.

Flutist Susan Craig Winsberg was born in Chicago and started music at the age of five. Her first instrument was the piano, but at ten years old she discovered the flute, which soon became her instrument of choice. By the time she was sixteen she had won several competitions and auditions, including the Chicago Symphony Youth Auditions for which she was awarded a solo performance with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Susan began her college career at Northwestern University, studying flute with Walfrid Kujala of the Chicago Symphony; then transferred to California where she went on to receive her Bachelor of Music and Master of Arts degrees in Flute Performance from San Jose State University under the tutelage of Isabelle Chapuis Starr of the Paris Conservatory. She has studied, performed and taught extensively throughout the United States, Europe and Canada. Susan currently lives in Los Angeles where she freelances as a performer, teacher, composer/arranger and recording artist.

Cellist, Cathy Biagini was in the Angels of Venice lineup this night along with percussionist Christopher Pellani.

Together, ANGELS OF VENICE has an eclectic mix of music that moves from the 1400s to the 1970s immersed in a feel of medieval mystery with Middle Eastern rhythms that will amaze your senses!!

Angels of Venice was another standing room only house concert, and a great success! The combination of harp, flute, cello, percussion, produced a simply magical show. With an enchanting arrangement of candles, draperies and other adornments, Angels of Venice led a fully packed house through centuries of music with their own eclectic mix of sound and vision that moved us from the Middle Ages through the Twentieth Century. Their music is immersed in a feel of medieval mystery with Middle Eastern rhythms that simply amazes the senses!!

Our thanks to Angels of Venice for a truly memorable evening. And... many thanks to Stan Israel Insurance for sponsoring the show. Your support is much appreciated. Be sure to visit the Angels of Venice Web site at www.angelsofvenice.com