Celtic Rain

We have several areas of performance:
1. We play original and traditional Celtic music in a jazz and folk style. We have a guitarist who sings, a drummer who sings, a flutist who sings, a bases, and a piper.
2. We have a mix of original Celtic, original spiritual, and traditional Celtic music done in a jazz and folk style. We have a guitarist who sings, a drummer who sings, a flutist who sings, a bases, and a piper.
3. We lead in worship with original spiritual music in a jazz and folk style. We have a guitarist who sings, a drummer who sings, a flutist who sings
Any of these and any combination can be done.

*Husband: Samuel Lawson:
Real music on real instruments for everyone that can go anywhere. More than just vibrations in the air, but melodies that transcend time and place, that communicate without words. Harmonies that resonate with the story of the universe. Okay - this is getting overly metaphysical, but that's how I feel when I'm sitting in a pool of sound echoing from my instruments: classical guitar, lute, mandolin, tin-whistle or fipple flute.
I combine Classical, Celtic, Renaissance, and Jazz repertoire, historical research, and original works to create experiences for audiences, experiences which go beyond that of the traditional recital-style performance. I often perform as a soloist, other times with my wife, Rebekah Lawson, as well as with ensembles. I play Classical, Celtic, Jazz, and early music genres such as Renaissance and Baroque. It is a sizeable repertoire that I've built over nearly a quarter-century of performing.
Previous engagements include performances for the Indiana Society of the Classical Guitar, Barcelona Tapas restaurant, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the Basile Theatre, Fishers Renaissance Faire, the Scottish Society of Indianapolis, the Indianapolis Scottish Highland Games, Claddagh Irish Pub, Garfield Park Arts Center, the Fort Wayne Cherry Blossom Festival, the Indianapolis Zoo, Fairview Presbyterian Church, and a great many weddings and parties. Original composition performed by the Chancel Choir of Fairview Presbyterian Church.

The Wife: Rev. Rebekah Lawson
Rev. Rebekah Lawson lives the Celtic side of life. Rev. Rebekah Lawson began ministering through music at the tender age of three in groups like Children Around the World, Fishers of Men, and King’s Kids/YWAM. She grew up traveling in South Carolina and Florida with her evangelistic parents, and was under the leadership of Benny Hinn at Orlando Christian Center. While in college she sang with her school’s black gospel ensemble, as well as the college choir and in seminary was the student director of her Seminary Chorus. She has several CD’s out and is working on her 4th at this time. Rev. Rebekah Lawson is a hands on ministry who is currently she is ministering with her husband, Samuel Lawson, Celtic Rain as Co-Director, Produced by Vessel 7 Productions, while teaching voice lessons and Guest preaching at several Churches and organizations. Rev. Rebekah's main ministry is hands on with people who love to go out into the world and create change through relationships, by teaching by example, and loving people.

We have everything we need. We have the the sound system. All we will need is outlets and an area to sing.