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Dixon's Violin: a one-man symphony on five-string electric violin at the Beardsley Theater

Dixon turns the violin into a one-man symphony at Muskegon's Beardsley Theater on Saturday, January 9, 2027, at 7:30 p.m.. On his custom five-string electric violin with a live looping rig, he layers melodies, harmonies and beats in real time. He's played everywhere from TED Talks to Burning Man to Electric Forest.

Dixon's Violin: a one-man symphony on five-string electric violin at the Beardsley Theater — Organizer image
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You haven't heard the violin like this. Dixon plays a custom five-string electric violin through a live looping system, layering melodies, harmonies and beats in real time until one musician sounds like a full band. It's innovation, rhythm and soul all at once.

A performer and composer, Dixon has played for audiences across North America, from TED Talks to Burning Man to Electric Forest. His sound pairs technical mastery with heartfelt storytelling. The venue is the Beardsley Theater in Muskegon.

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