Multi-instrumentalist and label owner Beth Patterson talks to students at Loyola University New Orleans about founding and running a record label, and performs some of her own compositions.

Beth Patterson, musician and label owner, talks to students at Loyola University New Orleans about her background as a musician, the career and life choices that led her to this point, and a typical day at her record label, Little Blue Men Records.

Musician and Little Blue Men label head Beth Patterson discusses the history, tuning, and technique of playing the bouzouki.

Musician Beth Patterson performs a song she wrote titled "Epona" on the bouzouki for students at Loyola University New Orleans

Musician Beth Patterson performs a song she wrote titled "Quicksilver" on the bouzouki for students at Loyola University New Orleans

Musician Beth Patterson performs a traditional song titled, "The White Hare of Howden" on the bouzouki for students at Loyola University, New Orleans.

Musician Beth Patterson performs the song "Musique a Bouche" for students at Loyola University.