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Singing String Music
Performance/Production
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Understanding History Thru Music ™
Specialists in 19th- & Early 20th-Century Music
From Parlor and Stage
American & Celtic Traditions
Period Instruments *** Historically-Informed Performance
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COMPOSITION
Jim and Maggi Dalton, Live at Old Town Hall, Salem, Massachusetts, Sept. 2007.
The song is "Hard Times Come Again No More," by Foster.
Performance given at the opening of an exhibit on immigration and labor history, authored by Avi Chomsky, Professor at Salem State College.
Thanks to Erik Smith and SATV for this footage.
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photo credits: Keven Sparks
photocredits: taken by oceanside and in Victorian garb at the Harriet Beecher Stowe house:
Lang Photos, W. Hartford, Ct.
Copyright 1997-2008 Jim Dalton & Maggi Smith-Dalton. All rights reserved.
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