Bobbi Schram Bio

As a child Bobbi was fortunate enough to have parents who were hooked into the burgeoning pop and folk music scene. They played the Beatles, and other popular musicians, quite regularly. She would sing and dance around with them all. At thirteen Bobbi received her first guitar, followed by lessons while in grade school. In her teenage years she listening to Carly Simon, Carol King, Joni Mitchell, Mama Cass, Roberta Flack, Elton John, Simon and Garfunkel to name but a few.

Bobbi started composing and writing by age 15. Then started dabbling around with piano by 18. Over many years she taught herself enough piano to make her own style of songs. Growing up, Bobbi mostly played to family and friends, only recently has she started performing to larger audiences. Her style is easy listening, soft, ballad type songs. Many have a story behind them, or some kind of point to convey.

In 2006, Raincoast Studio's Jerry Paquette agreed to take on the project of making a cd of Bobbi's songs. For two years Bobbi and Jerry worked to develop and record fourteen songs, most being on piano with vocals, and a few on guitar with vocals. She also had help some very talented musicians; James Mark on violin, Marjory Dow on cello, Brad Hawkes on percussion, and Bill Poppy on ullean pipes.

Having finished her first full-length project, Bobbi hopes to continue her writing and continue to perform and see what the future holds.