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Sandy River Belle
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Mississippi Sawyer
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Hobb Dye
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Ducks on a Pond
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The Route
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Evening Star Waltz
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Lady of Elegance
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One More River to Cross
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Bull at the Wagon
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Billy in the Lowlands
03:00
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Shady Grove
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Snowbird on the Ashbank
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Hell Among the Yearlings
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Madeline Levy Boston, Massachusetts
I started playing the fiddle when I was four years old. Trained classically through high school, Old-Time American fiddle
music was always a part of my life through my father, Bertram Levy.
When I am not playing the fiddle, I am a graduate student of religion and history with a soft-spot for opera, given my previous career in opera stage management.
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