Reed Wallsmith/JL Cunningham Portland, Oregon
Reed Wallsmith and JL Cunningham are 2/5 of the band Blue Cranes. As a saxophone duo, they have performed in a variety of spaces, ranging from office building freight elevators to vacant subway platforms to modern dance collaborations to a canoe on a waterway in Austin, Texas to the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall in Portland, Oregon. ... more
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