Member Since: 10/6/2006
Band Website: http://www.muellerfamilymusic.com
Band Members: Laurah Mueller :: mandolin, harmony fiddle, vocals
Laurah is making a name for herself as a lead singer with a sound far beyond her fifteen years. Her primary instrument is mandolin, but she occasionally contributes harmony fiddle as well. Laurah endorses Grady mandolins and Frank Daniels violins.
Sarah Mueller :: fiddle, vocals
Sarah is a fiddling and vocal powerhouse. A gifted songwriter, she has contributed many of the band’s unique arrangements and originals. Sarah endorses Frank Daniels violins.
John Mueller :: fiddle, harmony fiddle, guitar, vocals
Ten-year-old John’s high, soaring tenor voice invites comparisons to the historical prodigies of bluegrass singing. John frequently joins his sisters for The Muellers’ twin- and triple-fiddle arrangements. John endorses Frank Daniels violins.
George Mueller :: fiddle, mandolin, vocals
If you watch the Muellers, you’ll see little George, just six years old, strutting around with his tiny fiddle. Audiences delight in George's serious singing style and the heartbreak and prison songs he likes to perform.
Tom Mueller :: guitar, mandolin, vocals
Tom was a founding member of the band before he got sidetracked into jazz and classical music and left Maine to pursue a graduate music degree at the University of Notre Dame before returning to the band in 2007. A gifted guitarist, Tom also contributes the bulk of the band’s original material. Tom endorses Bourgeois Guitars and Grady Mandolins.
Karen Mueller :: bass, vocals
As is often the case in family bands, Karen was elected to the position of bass player by the family, but she has since come into her own as an instrumentalist. Audiences applaud her great feel and musical intuition.
Curt Mueller :: banjo, guitar, vocals
Curt began playing bluegrass during his childhood in his native Missouri, and has passed the tradition on to the rest of his family. Equally comfortable on banjo and guitar, Curt also possesses a clear tenor voice that embodies the traditional “high lonesome sound.â€
Sounds Like: Wholesome family fun! With banjos!
Record Label: MasterShield Records
Type of Label: Indie