Sarah Goslee Reed

Growing up, there was always music in my house.  My father played the

bassoon and my mother played the cello and string bass.

 

I loved the folk music of the sixties, so I taught myself to play the guitar, based

upon my knowledge of the violin, and I learned all my songs by ear from

listening to records.

The Healing - my newest CD for 2022 is now finished and available - check out the Music and Store pages! 

Other "new" CD's  Sleep Like Fish and the Goslee Reed & Kean live CD.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The year 2012 brought a new CD to the proverbial table. Plenty 

is a cornucopia of songs about the earth, the garden, planting trees,

feeding the soul, love and loss and much more.  It is also a fund raiser

for Black River Middle School in Sullivan, Ohio to support mental

health  in memory of a friend's grandson, Wesley Garrett

 

It’s About Time is a tribute to my dad, George Goslee, 

former principal bassoonist with the Cleveland Orchestra.

You can also hear his bassoon on two other CDs:

Like The Light of the Moon and Cowboy on the Highway.

 

 

For many years I have been

involved with Camp Nuhop, a

camp for children with special

needs. 

 

The Songfest CD

includes all the songs I

have sung at camp celebrations in the

past 25 years!  $5 from each CD sale

goes to the endowment fund for the camp. 

Find out about the camp experience 

 

Over twenty years ago, Lisa Biales and I formed the award-winning duo Prairie Orchid.  We loved performing music for

children and families -  our songs are available on three different CD's: Pocket Full of Lizards, Plant a Little Seed and

New Day.

 

As for the classical music where it all

started...I still play violin in my local

symphony orchestra.   My education has

even been put to use several times by being

a microbiologist. However I have retired from

micro to devote time to my family,

garden, pets...oh yes and to singing, writing

and playing music!! 

 

Rounding out my days, I volunteer as a

bluebird monitor through the

environmental center at Kenyon College and

at SPI, our local science play space where all

ages learn about science through play. 

I live in rural Mount Vernon, Ohio

with my husband, numerous pets

and garden friends.