Sophia, Hulda, and Grace Quebe weren’t even in their teens when they began taking fiddle lessons after hearing Texas style fiddling at the 1998 North Texas State Fair in Denton, just a few miles up the road from their hometown of Krum. Two years later, at the request of country music legend Red Steagall, the adorable siblings played their first paying gig. Building a local and regional fan base, the Quebe Sisters performed for several years as an instrumental ensemble but quietly worked on their vocal arrangements. Then, in 2005, they sang for the first time to a live audience at the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada. The response was incredible. They received a standing ovation after the first song they played, and every song after that. The Elko audience had just experienced something special and rare, a musical performance that went beyond description, and found its way straight to the heart. Having worked with these ladies for nearly 20 years, we’re mighty excited to have you hear the Quebe Sisters live on the Farm Concert stage. Prepare to be amazed.

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