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 Wearing traditional 
                costumes and playing traditional instruments, (the folk harp), 
                this 5-member group is one of the most faithful interpreters of 
                the traditional music of Veracruz, Mexico and most Latin America. |  
              November 12, 2003 Wednesday
 Tlen-Huicani 
                "The Singers"
 Concert & Mexican Dinner
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                  | World 
                      Famous ArtistCheng Khee Chee
 
 was here in Seldovia teaching his Watercolor Workshop
 Cheng Khee Chee and Sing Bee live in Duluth, Minnesota
 
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                      had 22 artists in the workshop which was held at the Missionary 
                      Baptist Church (now for sale) on Jakolof Road. Thank you to the owners of the church property 
                      for donating this location for the workshop. Also thank 
                      you to the Seldovia Native Association for donating the 
                      Senatorial Suite at the Bayview Suites for Cheng Khee and 
                      Sing Bee to stay in during their visit here.
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          | They 
              Came to Seldovia!!!!
                Mark 
              Nelson  Haweye Herman  Phillips, 
              Grier & Flinner |  | 
         
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          |   Patrick Ball
 March 6
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            Web Page on Concert 
 Celtic Harp/Irish Storyteller 
            Concert   The 
            harp that PatrickBall plays 
            is a splendid recreation of that legendary Celtic instrument made 
            by the master harp builder Jay Witcher of Houlton, Maine. Like its 
            ancestors, its thirty-two strings are made of solid brass and its 
            body is made of hardwood (maple). Patrick Ball is one of the premier 
            celtic harp players in the world and a captivating storyteller in 
            the Celtic tradition. Patrick Ball's harp is one of a kind because 
            he told us Jay Witcher made it out of a softer maple wood from California 
            and it may be a "one of a kind" harp. It truely has a mellow, 
            resonating wonderful sound.
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          | February 14, 2003
 
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