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Marsha has been singing her entire life, beginning in her small church in Glenburn, ND. She sang in various choirs, festivals and competitions during her years at Glenburn Public School. She studied voice with an instructor at Minot State University and spent time in the Mouse River Players in Minot, ND. She now sings for a variety of events including conventions, retreats, and in concert in churches of all denominations.
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She lives near Sherwood where she farms with her husband. They have two daughters.
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Biography |
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Marsha's 1st CD -"Year in Song" - was recorded at Studio 1000 in Minot, ND. It features songs from the church year beginning with Advent and going through Easter.
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Marsha's 2nd CD -"Lakeside Peace" - was also recorded at Studio 1000 in Minot, ND. It's a combination of traditional and not-so-traditional Christmas music.
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The 3rd CD,
Not Too Far is a mixture of contemporary Christian music and secular music. There are nine tracks listed on the CD, but there also a couple of hidden tracks, including some bloopers.
(Yes, they're supposed to be there).
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Marsha's 4th album "Seasons" The songs on Seasons span nine decades from the 1920s to 2008. The concept for this album stems from the idea that seasons are not always measured by the
days on a calendar or the changes in weather. Rather, seasons are stages in life.
"He Gave Me Butterflies" is a new song written by Mike Sartwell from North Dakota. It is a beautiful song that embodies each season in life. It is the perfect ending to this CD. |
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