Two Stories

You can expect professionalism. During our Navy careers, we performed at numerous high-visibility events for the President and other high-ranking U.S. government officials and foreign dignitaries. We performed thousands of public relations concerts throughout the U.S. and were a direct liaison with the U.S. State Department for public relations outreach concerts abroad.
We are extremely flexible and are experts in adapting to almost any performance scenario. We pride ourselves in satisfying the needs of the client. You will hear polished renditions of music by a wide variety of artists. We also enjoy interacting with audiences, and, with enough notice, we are happy to learn specific songs for an occasion.
We are a perfect fit for small to medium size venues. We can play with backing tracks, completely acoustic, and everything in-between.

From the Muddy Creek Artists Guild:

Muddy Creek Artists Guild
Lora Moran-Collins, President
5527 Gloucester Street
Churchton, Maryland 20733

Letter of Recommendation for Two Stories

Steve Trzcinski and Rick Bailey (AKA the duo Two Stories)
have performed for the Muddy Creek Artist's Guild a number of
times. They have provided entertainment during our Meet The
Artists Reception on opening night of shows, both for Spring
Shows and Holiday Season Shows.
Two Stories excellent performances are always appropriate in
volume for the space. Their repertoire combines a variety of
styles with recognizable and popular song selections, including
seasonally themed songs as the occasion warrants.
We appreciate Two Stories professionalism and courtesy, and
always look forward to their polished performances of well
known classics and popular songs.
Booked for any event we've sponsored, Muddy Creek members
and patrons have always been delighted with the entertainment
Two Stories provides.

Sincerely,
Lora Moran-Collins, President

Rick Bailey, from Orlando FL, began his musical life as a trombone player in junior and senior high school. Having no other marketable abilities but being significantly gifted in music led to the inevitable conclusion that music was to be his field of vocation. After earning three music degrees, which seemed to take an interminable length of time, he enlisted to serve in the United States Navy Bands as a trombone instrumentalist. He picked up guitar and bass along the way through high school, and used those skills along with trombone in his job as a Navy Musician. After several four-year enlistments, he was selected for a commission as a bandmaster, and was subsequently assigned to lead three different fleet bands before serving as the Executive Officer of the U.S. Navy Band in Washington DC. After 28 years of service, Rick retired to coastal Maryland where he continues to pursue his interest performing and arranging music for church and secular venues.

Much like Rick, Steve Trzcinski, from Robinson, TX, selected music as a vocation and earned two music degrees. After a few years of freelance playing in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area, he decided that it would be great to serve his country doing something he loved. He played trombone and bass in Navy bands in Memphis, Guam, and Charleston, SC before being selected for a commission. He then served as Bandmaster in bands in Norfolk, Seattle, San Diego, and Italy. He is also a graduate of the Department of Defense Public Affairs Qualification Course. He completed his 26 years of service as the Director of the United States Naval Academy Band in Annapolis, MD.
Since retiring, he has pursued a career in counseling and has continued to work with musical groups in the Annapolis area.

We need a 6' X 6' flat, dry surface and one 120V electrical outlet. If performing outside, a shaded area or covering is preferred.