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Bottom Line Duo, now known as The Duet, is a distinctive social chamber duo featuring Spencer Hoveskeland (bass) and Traci Hoveskeland (cello). Known for blending Baroque to contemporary repertoire with humor, they bring a warm, engaging presence to intimate and formal performance spaces alike. Since their early appearances at renowned venues, they’ve built a reputation for musical storytelling that resonates with diverse audiences across the United States, including major stages like Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center. While 2025 touring has been more regional, the duo continues to perform throughout the Pacific Northwest, bringing their signature blend of tradition and wit to local venues.

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As you explore this page, you’ll find a concise bio, a highlights-driven discography, and up-to-date regional touring notes to help you secure seats for upcoming performances. We’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket options and reliable information about where to see The Duet live.

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Biography highlights: Spencer and Traci Hoveskeland form a dynamic ‘social chamber’ pairing that defies strict genre boundaries. Their performances weave between Baroque charm and contemporary textures, all delivered with accessible humor. Since renaming themselves The Duet in 2013, they’ve been noted by NPR and press outlets for their engaging approach to classical and modern repertoire, supplemented by high-profile appearances at venues like Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center. A QE II fundraising tour in the late 1990s and numerous public-facing performances helped establish their reputation as a reliable, entertaining duo with a distinctive voice.

Artist note

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Discography highlights: Violet Winters (2014, self-released), Duet Yourself (2014, self-released), Cello & Bass (2002, CD Baby), Bass & Cello (2007, CD Baby). These recordings capture the duo’s versatility across stylistic boundaries and their command of both intimate and dramatic musical storytelling.

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Upcoming regional activity: For 2025, expect regional engagements in the Pacific Northwest with stand-alone performances at local venues. Check The Duet schedules at Maier Hall and other regional concert houses for date-specific information. While there isn’t a widely publicized nationwide tour in 2025, the duo continues to bring their distinctive blend of humor and chamber music to audiences near you. To stay updated, you can check venue listings and press releases in local outlets and venue calendars.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Social media and official presence: The duo’s official social media accounts are not prominently publicized. Engagement appears primarily through local press, venue listings, and a referenced personal site. For the most direct information, monitor official venue schedules and press notices. If you’re seeking direct contact for inquiries, reach out via the venues’ booking or press pages where the duo is listed.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Bottom Line Duo

  • Members: Spencer Hoveskeland (bass) and Traci Hoveskeland (cello).
  • Origin and style: a 'social chamber' duo known for blending Baroque to contemporary repertoire with humor.
  • Renamed: The group began calling itself The Duet in 2013 (formerly Bottom Line Duo).
  • Major highlights: performances at Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center, and a QE II fundraising tour in the late 1990s; NPR and public-facing appearances noted by multiple sources.
  • Discography (public CDs): Violet Winters (2014, self-released); Duet Yourself (2014, self-released); Cello & Bass (2002, CD Baby); Bass & Cello (2007, CD Baby).
  • 2025 tour status: no widely publicized national tour in 2025; regional activity appears in the Pacific Northwest; check local venues (e.g., The Duet / Maier Hall schedule) for current dates.

The records

Bottom Line Duo Discography

  • Violet Winters
    2014 · Self-released
  • Duet Yourself
    2014 · Self-released
  • Cello & Bass
    2002 · CD Baby
  • Bass & Cello
    2007 · CD Baby

Biography highlights: Spencer and Traci Hoveskeland form a dynamic ‘social chamber’ pairing that defies strict genre boundaries. Their performances weave between Baroque charm and contemporary textures, all delivered with accessible humor. Since renaming themselves The Duet in 2013, they’ve been noted by NPR and press outlets for their engaging approach to classical and modern repertoire, supplemented by high-profile appearances at venues like Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center. A QE II fundraising tour in the late 1990s and numerous public-facing performances helped establish their reputation as a reliable, entertaining duo with a distinctive voice.

Discography highlights: Violet Winters (2014, self-released), Duet Yourself (2014, self-released), Cello & Bass (2002, CD Baby), Bass & Cello (2007, CD Baby). These recordings capture the duo’s versatility across stylistic boundaries and their command of both intimate and dramatic musical storytelling.

Upcoming regional activity: For 2025, expect regional engagements in the Pacific Northwest with stand-alone performances at local venues. Check The Duet schedules at Maier Hall and other regional concert houses for date-specific information. While there isn’t a widely publicized nationwide tour in 2025, the duo continues to bring their distinctive blend of humor and chamber music to audiences near you. To stay updated, you can check venue listings and press releases in local outlets and venue calendars.

Social media and official presence: The duo’s official social media accounts are not prominently publicized. Engagement appears primarily through local press, venue listings, and a referenced personal site. For the most direct information, monitor official venue schedules and press notices. If you’re seeking direct contact for inquiries, reach out via the venues’ booking or press pages where the duo is listed.

Social links: The Duet Official Website (example link for reference);

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