Marla Fibish San Francisco, California
A San Francisco native, Marla is one of the prominent voices of the mandolin in Irish music. She brings a deep and distinctive sensibility to the tradition on one of its lesser-heard instruments. Marla also plays mandola, tenor guitar, sings, writes tunes, and sets poetry to music, often in collaboration with her husband, Bruce Victor. Together they are Noctambule, and have released 4 albums. ... more
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