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Falcon Lake
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The Red River Ramblers Halton Hills, Ontario
The Red River Ramblers perform Métis fiddle music. The music roots itself in a deep respect for the elements of Métis fiddle, all while burning a new path for the genre. They set fire to fierce tempos, crooked metres, and timeless melodies. The guitar and bass drift between rhythmic and melodic. The hand drum, bass drum, spoons, and shaker carry the heart beat. The fiddle weaves timeless melodies. ... more
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