Suzannah comes from a family of three generations of traditional singers, storytellers and dancers and is happily making music touring about the country from concert halls to music parties back at home.

Currently living in her native town of Asheville, NC she finds time for many sewing projects and grand meals while off the road. In 2008 she married her singing partner and childhood friend, Nathan Morrison and together they lead the West Asheville Community Chorus. While in town Suzannah also gleefully dons her orange calico dress and matching bloomers and dances with the Green Grass Cloggers.

While on the road Suzannah travels mostly up and down both American coasts but finds time to jump over seas as well. Weather singing solo or in her various ensembles you can find her teaching singing at camps performing at festivals and kicking up her heels when the music starts.

Suzannah is known in America and Europe as a teacher and performer of traditional music. The musical styles from which she draws her material are deliciously varied and include music from America, the British Isles, Balkans, Caucus Republic of Georgia, Corsica and South Africa. Although young, Suzannah has taught and performed for tens of thousand of people both at home in the U.S. and abroad.

Suzannah is joined by her singing partner and husband, Nathan Morrison and together with instruments and harmonies they delight and amaze. Nathan sings, plays piano or banjo and Suzannah finally is singing with her guitar in hand. They create a fresh and new sound, not to be missed.

“I knew you were going to be the best, what I’ve been hearing is that you and Nathan were even better than that.”
Lisa Bertelli – Director, Folkmadness Camp, NM

Suzannah is known as an energetic, and inspiring leader. Her workshops are for singers of all abilities, from novice to music director. Wheather she’s teaching a rollicking gospel number or a soothing Georgian lullaby, she skillfully has groups singing in harmony before they realize they’re doing it. She teaches songs both sacred and secular from a wide range of community singing traditions.

“Singing with Suzannah can’t be beat. If she can’t return, are there any people out there who can match her abilitiy?”
Bernie Rubenstein, NM

Suzannah and her husband, Nathan Morrison, began the West Asheville Community Chorus (WACC) in 2008. The chorus has a Fall and Spring season with 40-50 singers currently in the group. The chorus meets once a week for 12 weeks and concludes each season with a set of concerts. The chorus is always welcoming new members at the start of each season.

“I am loving singing with you both! It’s just what I’ve been looking for – and I only wish it could last all year.” Susan King Danos

Suzannah Park, Avery Book & Gideon Crevoshay make up the trio. Singing songs from the stunning cliffs of Corsica, untamed heights of Georgia, hills of the British Isle’s and proud Appalachian mountains The Starry Mountain Trio traverse these terrains and brings them all to you.

This ten voice ensemble hits the road once a year for a rollicking annual tour. Their concerts features traditional songs from the United States, Balkans, Corsica and the Republic of Georgia, as well as original compositions from the group’s members. The American repertoire includes shape-note songs (a traditional New England song style), powerful gospel numbers, and haunting folk tunes from the Appalachians. The Georgian, Corsican and Bulgarian songs are a mixture of sacred and secular pieces demonstrating an incredible range of unique singing traditions. The eclectic program will delight world-music fans and lovers of choral performance.

This is Suzananh’s “new fun!” Theater was a childhood dream that she has recently had the opportunity to make a reality again.
As no stranger to the stage, Suzannah has begun this new chapter, mixing singing and acting to the delight of all.
 She has been the guest singer, actor and clogger in multiple Revels productions in New Hampshire, Texas and Massachusetts, and has toured with the Ohio theater company ‘Mad River Theater’.