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Hop Ground
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Bar a Bar
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Mile of Smiles
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Beach Spring
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Mount Hills
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Never Love Thee More
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Turning of the Hour
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Rebecka Ridinghoode
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Apricity
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Alchemy Brattleboro, Vermont
Alchemy brings together three dynamic players steeped in traditional English Country Dance and contra dance music: Rachel Bell, Karen Axelrod, and Eric Martin. Individually, they have performed across the United States, Canada, and Europe. As a trio, their improvisatory style brings a contemporary and innovative feel to both traditional and newly composed tunes and songs. ... more
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