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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2006

VALERIE VON FANGE

from Rob Hayes

VALERIE VON FANGEBy SHRNGenre: MusicTags: Catholic, Christian, Music, VALERIE VON FANGEDownload : MP3 Audiowww.valvonfange.com Today, music has certainly made its mark in Valerie's career path. She has been honored to perform at the Lincoln Memorial Center and Catholic Marketing Network Showcase in King of Prussia. She is comfortable in front of 10 to 1000 people, playing styles such as folk, country, classic rock, big band and inspirational. Valerie has been able to combine her years of classical training with a contemporary sound that tantalizes the ears. Her typical venues include church services, concerts, festivals, restaurants and retirement homes… yet still she finds time to dabble in song-writing. As a songwriter, Valerie Von Fange taps into the fullness of Christ's teachings, with themes such as Our Lady, purgatory, the Eucharist and the Saints. In 1993, she released Thy Kingdom Come, a project inspired by a religious pilgrimage to Medjugorje, Bosnia. In 2001, she helped arrange and sang vocal backup as well as played keyboard on Rachel, a pro-life song that was aired on EWTN’s “Life on the Rock.” In 2005, Valerie co-produced and released her latest CD, Steadfast Love, an eclectic mix of Latin, bluegrass, country, folk and Celtic songs that reinforce the richness of committed love. Steadfast Love (recorded in Nashville, TN) has been receiving nationwide media attention from sources such as The National Catholic Register (Issue: Feb 2006), Faith & Family (Issue: Fall 2006), Sacred Heart Radio and EWTN Radio (AKA: Catholic Jukebox).

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