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Vince Conaway (27th April, 2005) : Audience interactive strolling troubadour entertains with stories, jokes, song, and instrumentals on mandolyn and cittern. Biography, schedule, photos, CDs and audio files. |
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Owain Phyfe Appreciative Listeners Society (27th April, 2005) : Owain Phyfe and the New World Renaissance band sing and play modern adaptations of Early Music. Events schedule, biography, photo gallery, CDs and audio files. |
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Bedlam Bards (27th April, 2005) : Hawke and Cedric perform well known pub favorites at various Faires with their violin and guitar. Visit the Events schedule, purchase their CDs, and view the extensive photo gallery. |
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Jim Hancock (27th April, 2005) : Renaissance Faire performer and singer plays guitar, mandolin, bass and cittern with folk songs from Ireland and everywhere else. Biography, photos, events schedule, CDs and audio files. |
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Minstrels of Mayhem (27th April, 2005) : Musicians perform traditional and original folk music at Renaissance Faires and similar events; events schedule, CDs. |
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2nd South Carolina String Band ( ) : Civil War music band. Period music performed on authentic instruments. MP3 samples of music and or video for sale, coming events.
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Minstrels of Mayhem () : Musicians perform traditional and original folk music at Renaissance Faires and similar events; events schedule, CDs.
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1st Michigan Colonial Fife and Drum Corps () : History, events, campfollowers, photo page, and their mission; educating the public about 18th century life by presenting a precise, authentic martial music unit.
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Virginia Grand Military Band () : Features past performance playbills, information regarding their four recordings, concert schedule, and biography of their bandmaster.
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The Rogues () : Four person band performs nontraditional Celtic music on bagpipes and drums at various Faires. Events schedule, photos, CDs and audio files.
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