"Barnstorming"
Friends really can drop out of the sky
Suzanne Brindamour has just finished writing the music score, including the song "Fireflies," for a new documentary film. “Barnstorming” is the true story of an unexpected friendship that developed between a farm family and two pilots who literally dropped out of the sky. Their friendship has created a new tradition out of an old one long gone: Barnstorming. Watch the trailer. Film on DVD and soundtrack on CD to be released in late July, 2009.
Introducing "Troubadour"
a harmonious journey exploring the musical soul of our world.
Singer songwriter Suzanne Brindamour hosts a new series coming soon. "Troubadour" takes viewers around the country and the globe to discover, enjoy and share-in the music being made there — proving, once and for all, that music is indeed the universal language.
Suzanne leads viewers down musical streets, into places where you expect to find music: happening nightclubs, grand music halls and back alley venues. She tours cultural historic sites, ventures out to natural settings and even visits private homes to find music in less likely spots.
Watch the series promo (Flash | hi-res mov) and find out the answer to this burning question: can she buy an ice cream cone for a song?
Buy or hear samples of her 2 CDs, You Are Here and Suzanne Brindamour at iTunes and CDBaby.com. Hear 6 full songs on Suzanne's MySpace page.
"Dear Sevda" from her debut CD, was used on a television series which aired on the WB and MTV. And "Try" from her latest release You Are Here is used in the independent film, "Past Perfect."
See video of Suzanne Brindamour performing live:
"In My World" (with band mates)
"The Best Things In Life Are Free" (solo)
