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Natalie MacMaster coming to Membertou Trade & Convention Centre LAURA JEAN GRANT The Cape Breton Post MEMBERTOU - She's performed on the world stage but Natalie MacMaster still gets a few extra butterflies ...

It's not jazz. It's not country. It's not modern rock. It's all that - and more.

On Friday, Oct. 10 at 8 p.m. the Algonquin Theatre stage will resound with the toe-tapping, Celtic sounds of fiddling supergroup Leahy.

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The concert is about to begin. Better grab a seat. The International Symphony Orchestra's 2008-09 season begins today with "A Fiddler's Take on the Symphony." Starting at 7:30 p.m. in McMorran Theatre, the ...

YAHOO! Bremerton Top Stories ON STAGE By Michael C. Moore MMOORE@KITSAPSUN.COM Sunday, September 28, 2008 PREVIEW Natalie MacMaster When: 8 p.m. Oct.

Fans of award-winning violin virtuoso Donnell Leahy and Natalie MacMaster will have the opportunity to see the couple perform together on stage when the couple comes to Moncton on Nov.

The Canadian fiddling institution of Natalie MacMaster plays River Rock on Saturday.

The Kohler Foundation's Distinguished Guest Series launches its 65th anniversary season-one of the longest-running performing arts series in the state - Saturday, Oct.

Anne Deyme, owner of Ryson's Music, displays a violin signed by Nataile MacMaster and her husband Donnell Leahy, one of the prizes at this Saturday's Fiddle Fest competition, which will tie in with the Downtown ...

Melissa Payne, age 22, lives in Ennismore and is quickly establishing herself on the local music scene.

She's young. She's feisty. And the mother of two fiddles with fervor. Nova Scotia native Natalie MacMaster picked up a fiddle at age nine, and hasn't let up since.

Was it hot Sunday evening? It's quite possible thousands of people on the Long's Park lawn didn't notice.

Categories: Music http://www.nataliemacmaster.com Natalie MacMaster and hubby Donnell Leahy will join for a rare, rollicking doubleheader at L ong's Park in Lancaster Sunday.

Before presenting them with their honorary doctorate degrees, Trent University Prof.

Steppin' Out for the Arts was the theme of the 4th annual Brampton Mayor's Gala, hosted, of course, by Mayor Susan Fennell herself, and held at the Pearson Convention Centre for more than 1,000 guests. via Toronto Sun

“We grew up on a farm, so we learned how to work with one another”

Michael Leahy emigrated from Ireland to a Canadian farm in 1825, bringing his fiddle with him. via Salt Lake Tribune