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Bowdoinham String Band Traditional music
for Styles range from lyrical
waltzes to toe-tapping tunes, and include Irish and Scottish, French Canadian,
American roots from the South and West, English and Welsh, and Scandinavian. Strolling musicians, background and dinner music, and dances. Solo violin/fiddle |
Hope Hoffman & Jim Tolles Vocal and fiddle duo featuring songs from the Carter Family, bluegrass, country duet, and Appalachian folk heritage. Available for concerts, festivals, dances, parties and events. Focusing on the traditions of vocal and fiddle music, and incorporating their original, roots-based songs and instrumental compositions. Hope Hoffman contributes her zippy, precise fiddle stylings and high, pure vocals. Jim Tolles, former Capitol and Rounder recording artist, adds guitar, mandolin, banjo and vocals. |
Hope Hoffman & Kittlish Presenting
Hope Hoffman's original New England dance tunes We're called upon mainly for concerts, festivals, and parties. Hope Hoffman, fiddle, viola, voice Hugh McGinness, cittern, crosstuned guitar and, if we're lucky, jaw harp Larry Burkett, guitar |
Hope Hoffman & Jim Berrier With vigor, nuance and good humor, high-energy tunes for contra dances and barn dances. Jim Berrier got his rhythm chops on guitar and harmonica accompanying longtime dance harmonica player Fred Legere at the Norlands Living History Center's barn dances. Fred's repertoire is based on Don Messer's. Later on, Hope played the
Norlands dances Then, one evening, Jim and Hope showed up to play for the same dance. Jim had forgotten his guitar so he played the spoons. The next time, he brought his guitar. So, a new duo was born! |
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