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Performance Calendar - December 2002
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Ottawa mixed media

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Christmas Potlatch

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alicide

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my anniversary

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2002...

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November Concert Details:

December 6,7 Night Sun
From Rambles: "Night Sun is very hard to categorize, because they play such a wide variety of styles that they defy definition. The describe themselves as "what might happen if a bunch of Canadians pretend to be a Greek wedding band playing at a Bar Mitzvah in Ireland." Suffice it to say that lead singer, songwriter and visionary Ellen Hamilton has her roots in the Northwest Territories of Canada, with a distinct understanding of living in the land of the midnight sun, and the struggles of the Inuit people. This background comes through in her choice of imagery in her lyrics throughout the band's evolution. "
fri & sat 8pm tickets: $10

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December 12 Thom Barker
Three CDs under his belt, Thom returns to Canada after many years working in Austin Texas. A musician, a song-writer, and an artist Thom uses the medium to express himself, to clarify how he feels.
thurs 8pm tickets: $6

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December 13 Ann Brady & Missy Burgess
ABenefit Concert For The Ottawa Food Bank
with Scot Dunlop, Tony Turner, and Rod Leclair. Ann Brady has an angelic voice. Her writing in songs such as "Lighthouse" hits the emotions. Missy has found herself in the wildest venues performing for people she would never have expected to meet. All Proceeds will go to The Ottawa Food Bank Christmas Drive
fri 8pm tickets: $10

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December 14 Linda Miller & Nathan Curry
Linda Miller and Nathan Curry met in the early Ottawa folk scene and renewed contact performing in the Great Wave Tours of Canada's west coast in 1991 and 1992. Forming a duo in 1993, they continued their annual B.C. tours, were chosen by the Canadian government to play at the Celebrate Canada Festival in Tel Aviv in 1994 and appear regularly across Ontario and Quebec. Their repertoire includes traditional Celtic material, songs from the Ottawa Valley, Appalachian, Breton and French songs, swing tunes and original material. Their music reflects their Canadian heritage as well as their Celtic roots, brought into the present with innovative arrangements and presented with skillful musicianship.
sat 8pm tickets: $9

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December 15 Sherryl Fitzpatrick & Kimberly Holmes
Ottawa based fiddler joins up with Maritime pianist for an evening of rollicking and heartfelt tunes. Kimberly plays with Richard Woods, and is also a talented fiddler herself. Cheryl recently released her first CD of fiddle tunes.
sun 7:30pm tickets: $9

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December 19 Christmas Potlatch
Our way of saying thank-you to the regulars. Feel free to drop by for a hot mug of cocoa, a snack and some conversation.
thurs 5pm onwards

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December 20 Lori Jean with Teri Loretto & Laura Thompson
Lori Jean is back - guitar in hand with a fresh new batch of tunes. Best known for her captivating vocals and strong metaphoric lyrics, Lori Jean's songwriting style is motivated by a desire to capture the human spirit. Joining her for the evening are Teri Loretto (vocals, harmonica) and Laura Thompson (vocals, 12-string guitar). These three women have become a vocal trio to be reckoned with! Teri's country blues background and Laura's rhythm and blues influence bring a wonderful new eclectic element to Lori Jean's grassroots style. Hearing this amazing fusion of harmonies is like biting into a candied apple; you will definitely crave for more!
fri 8pm tickets: $6

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December 21 James Stephens, Ian Clark & Greg Brown
Three talented musicians loaded with fiddles, mandolins, whistles, and guitars come in for an evening of predominantly instrumental music.
sat 8pm tickets: $8

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December 27 alicide
Alicide consists of three women wielding guitars and a violin (and a keyboard, but that's harder to wield). Andrea Simms-Karp, Lesley Hoyles, and Sophia Vincent met at their Arts high school in Ottawa, Ontario, where they were studying in the Music program. Deciding that their musical talents would complement each other, they joined forces first as the duo Alicide (with Lesley and Andrea), and later expanded to the current trio.
fri 8pm tickets: $6

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RASPUTINS FOLK CAFE
696 Bronson Ave., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. K1S 4G2 (613) 230-5102


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