Podcast appearances and mentions of ruth barrett

Ruth Barrett is an acknowledged feminist spirituality foremother, ordained Dianic High Priestess, seasoned ritualist, educator, author, and a musician whose numerous recordings beginning in 1980 have been among the pioneering musical works in the U. S. Goddess Spirituality Movement. She is author of Women's Rites, Women's Mysteries: Intuitive Ritual Creation (Expanded 3rd Edition), and has contributed to other anthologies celebrating goddess spirituality including Stepping Into Ourselves: An Anthology of Writings of Priestesses, Elders and Visionaries: Foremothers of the Women's Spirituality Movement, Female Erasure: What You Need To Know About Gender Politics' War On Women, the Female Sex and Human Rights, and Women In World Religions: Faith and Culture Across History. Ruth and her life partner Falcon River co-founded the Temple of Diana, Inc. (www.templeofdiana.org). Ruth has taught at conferences and festivals nationally and internationally, and currently teaches online classes on a variety of witchy topics through her Temple of Diana branch, Guardians of the Grove.SUPPORT: To take a class or workshop, register for a pilgrimage to Crete, schedule a private consultation, or apply to the Spiral Door Mystery School, visit guardiansofthegrove.orgFOLLOW: You can find Ruth online at guardiansofthegrove.org, dancingtreemusic.org, templeofdiana.org, and the-spiral-door-mystery-school.org.

Roy L Hales/Cortes Currents - The Southern Cortes Community Association (SCCA) has partnered with several local sports to build a multi-use sport court beside the Cortes Island Skate Park. The proposed facility would consist of two courts on a 60 foot by 60 feet concrete or asphalt square. It could be used for pickleball, basketball, volleyball, badminton and tennis. According to Cora Moret, Executive Director of the SCCA, there is currently a complete lack of sports courts on Cortes Island.  On October 2, she gave an overview of the project in a letter to the Strathcona Regional District. Moret wrote that the Cortes Island Pickleball Society (CIPS) approached the SCCA about the project last year. Pickleball is currently played on a small asphalt area behind the Cortes Island school. The surface is not ideal for court sports and cannot be used during school hours. Since then, the SCCA has been approached by youth and adult basketball groups.  In June, the SCCA set up a Pickleball Committee headed by Board member Ruth Barrett. The committee considered various locations and configurations before recommending the area beside the Skateboard Park.  Moret wrote, “CIPS has developed a provisional budget for the project and potential sources of revenue to pay for the expected $190,000 project. The major expenses (substrate material and concrete work) will be revised once the site is cleared and contractors can evaluate the work. For revenue, in addition to a potential grant from the SRD Community Works Fund, CIPS members and supporters will donate generously through the Cortes Island Community Foundation and SCCA. In-kind contributions of labour and expertise will be requested from island suppliers and contractors and other funding grants will be sought. The BC Gaming Capital Projects Grant will be applied for in 2025 and may match up to 50% of the total project costs, including documented in-kind contributions.”  She also sent the SRD a provisional budget detailing the estimated costs and sources of revenue.  The SCCA hopes to obtain a $50,000 grant from the SRD Community Works Fund, which is often referred to as the gas tax.  At the SRD Board's October 30 meeting, Regional Director Mark Vonesch moved “that a report on providing $50,000 of community works funding for the building of a multi use sports court on the Southern Cortes Community Associations property be prepared for further consideration by the Electoral Area Services Committee (EASC).”  Campbell River Director Susan Sinnott responded, “I just want to hear a little bit more about the staffing requirements and the use of the community works fund with respect to a specified recreational project like this. If staff can give me any idea of how common this is, or if this is traditional use and how that affects the regional  development of recreation.”  Chief Administrative Officer David Leitch explained, “Recreation in itself is allowable for the community works funds, but there's a number of new rules and complications with non government organizations in terms of ongoing management, operational funds, asset management, land ownership, etc. As well with the new community works fund rules, it cannot replace another piece of infrastructure that the regional district either has or is on its list of infrastructure upgrades. For example, if you have a series of recreation, inner recreation, infrastructure projects that you're not providing gas tax in lieu of a project that competes for it,  let's say a non government organization that would be a conflict. So there's a number of new rules with the community works funds that I'm going to say are going to likely complicate this request, but we'll bring back a staff report identifying those challenges.”  This is only one of the proposed revenue sources for the proposed multi-use sports court.

From old episodes of Perry Mason on AMI to the 2011 Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate on CBC to Love On the Spectrum on Netflix. Our latest guest has described it all. This week on Outlook we speak with Ruth Barrett, who attended the London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art, who started out as a performer, in the theatre, as a voiceover artist, but she eventually found her way into the world of doing closed captioning work first and then audio description. She loves English and history and her curiosity, all helpful interests and qualities for a describer to have. We speak with Ruth about how her previous skill set was applied to becoming an audio describer and writer, for Accessible Media Inc. and other networks, which led to her doing this work for live performances at the Stratford Festival which began offering selected audio described shows around 2012. Ruth loves to speak with users of her live theatre audio description and shares how she likes meeting with them after the show and receiving their feedback. With terms like forced naming, Barrett tells us what she's learned about best practices over her years doing this work and how she's loved getting to do more work collaboratively on a team along with the others over at Descriptive Video Works based in BC, but virtual has allowed people, like Ruth who live all the way back over in Stratford, Ontario to be on that team. Our guest this week explains how she works diligently to provide the best possible audio description experience for the users of the service that she can.

The great feast day of St. Francis is today.SCRIPTUREMatthew 11: 28-30MUSICPrayer of St. Francis by Sarah McLaughlinGood Girl by Ruth Barrett

Mickey's plan to install Nancy Pelosi in the Oval Office ... Who can convince Biden not to run for reelection? ... Mickey's comeback strategy for Biden ... Bob takes the Parrot Room into untested waters ... Is Boris Johnson in trouble over Covid protocols or policy failures? ... Are seditious conspiracy charges warranted for the Oath Keepers? What about Trump? ... Mickey: The Supreme Court got the vaccine mandate ruling wrong ... Bob: It will be bad if Russia invades Ukraine, but it won't threaten U.S. interests ... Bob: China doesn't have a monopoly on repressive software exports ... Parrot Room preview: Bob takes a Covid test, Mickey catches Bob in an almost-devastating contradiction, Bob tries to catch Robert Malone in a contradiction, Sidney Poitier, Bob Saget, Terry Teachout, Bob v. Andrew Sullivan, Don't Look Up, Ruth Barrett sues the Atlantic, Bari Weiss on Hollywood, David Remnick claims we're suspended between democracy and authoritarianism, Mickey has second thoughts about donating to the Salvation Army, Matt Ridley on the origin of Covid, a Jeffrey Epstein update, Maya Angelou gets a quarter, and what's up with Leon Wieseltier's journal? ...

Mickey's plan to install Nancy Pelosi in the Oval Office ... Who can convince Biden not to run for reelection? ... Mickey's comeback strategy for Biden ... Bob takes the Parrot Room into untested waters ... Is Boris Johnson in trouble over Covid protocols or policy failures? ... Are seditious conspiracy charges warranted for the Oath Keepers? What about Trump? ... Mickey: The Supreme Court got the vaccine mandate ruling wrong ... Bob: It will be bad if Russia invades Ukraine, but it won't threaten U.S. interests ... Bob: China doesn't have a monopoly on repressive software exports ... Parrot Room preview: Bob takes a Covid test, Mickey catches Bob in an almost-devastating contradiction, Bob tries to catch Robert Malone in a contradiction, Sidney Poitier, Bob Saget, Terry Teachout, Bob v. Andrew Sullivan, Don't Look Up, Ruth Barrett sues the Atlantic, Bari Weiss on Hollywood, David Remnick claims we're suspended between democracy and authoritarianism, Mickey has second thoughts about donating to the Salvation Army, Matt Ridley on the origin of Covid, a Jeffrey Epstein update, Maya Angelou gets a quarter, and what's up with Leon Wieseltier's journal? ...

Learn about Ruth Barrett Phelps and how she helped change the sound of music in Boston.

We interview one of the OG WISPDX'ers: Ruth Barrett! This week, we discuss her major career shift from academic neuroscience to health policy research, what it was like to defend her PhD while being pregnant, and how she dealt with unsupportive environments in academia. Along the way, we share stories about the importance of communities like WIS. You can email us at podcast@womeninsciencepdx.org and follow us @women_in_science_pdx on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

In this five-year anniversary edition of WLRN's monthly podcast, you'll hear blasts from the past coupled with celebratory shoutouts from feminist activists and WLRN aficionadas alike. First up, hear the world news written and delivered by Emiliann Lorenzen before enjoying Thistle's original song, 'Michigan'. Then, listen for a series of memorable moments and clips from over the past five years. Hear an excerpt from our very first show with Elizabeth Hungerford talking about feticide law. Then, listen to WLRN volunteer Sara speak to Kara Dansky back in 2016 side-by-side with a clip of Kara speaking last month on Fox News. Then, hear Ruth Barrett talking with WLRN volunteer Elizabeth McKeown in 2016 about the release of the game-changing book, Female Erasure. Next, stay tuned for Julia Beck's interview with lesbian heavy metal rocker Otep Shamaya wherein they discuss the term 'TERF', a term Otep says she had never heard. Our final clip features an original poem, The Fall, from WLRN member, Emiliann Lorenzen. Stay tuned for the very end to hear commentary from Sekhmet SheOwl, WLRN's resident female separatist and lesbian feminist desert dweller. Cover design by the De-Programmer. Check out our merch page to join in the celebration and support feminist community-powered radio, WLRN. https://womensliberationradionews.com/merch/

Guests: Jim Etzel, Scott Leykam, Ruth Barrett John Canzano talks with these guests about why Portland State and the University of Portland are the only schools in the country to not be cleared by the state government to practice, the toxic culture of niche youth sports on the East Coast, and shark attacks in Australia. Plus, The Big Splash and 2@2. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter.

Guest: Ruth Barrett - The Atlantic John Canzano talks with Ruth Barrett about her piece on niche youth sports, parent overinvolvement in athletic scholarship attainment, and how this negatively impacts the kids. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter.

Happy Halloween to all of our WLRN listeners! This podcast is full of witch magic as the team at WLRN explores the witches of old and new. Hear world news as written and delivered by April Neault after a haunting greeting by WLRN's resident female separatist, Sekhmet SheOwl. Following the world news, hear an interview Sekhmet did with Max Dashu, founder of Suppressed Histories Archives. Dashu speaks about the witches of old and puts into context the current state of witch resistance and culture today. Then stay tuned for Thistle's interview with Ruth Barrett at the Mycelium Mysteries Women's Retreat in Almond WI this past month. Ruth talks about who the witches are and what their practice is in today's world. To finish off October's podcast, hear Thistle deliver her commentary about her life as a witch both as a child and adult. The music in the background swirls with Thistle's voice singing a Sonia Johnson chant at the end. You won't want to miss this special commentary for the Season. We hope you enjoy this seasonal podcast as you move into the dark time of the year and go inward. If you'd like to support our work as a collective of media makers, consider a monthly donation of $5 to be drawn automatically from your account. Just click on the donate button on our wordpress site here: https://wlrnmedia.wordpress.com/ If you become a listener sponsor, we will send you a gift in the mail from our stash of buttons, posters and t-shirts. Thanks for staying tuned to WLRN, our community radio station in the Femisphere.

WLRN's edition 41 podcast celebrates women's cultural gatherings by highlighting the spirit of community and female empowerment generated at the Michigan Framily Reunion (MFR), a women-only festival that takes place every year in the pines of Michigan.  Jenna and Thistle set up a WLRN table in the marketplace at MFR this year and had a blast meeting and greeting with all of the amazing women who showed up. In this edition, hear the world news as written and delivered by WLRN's youngest member from India, Damayanti, before enjoying Alix Dobkin's classic song "If it Wasn't For the Women." Next, listen to an exclusive interview with Dawn Smith, founder and producer of the Michigan Framily Reunion as she reflects on the highlights of MFR 2019, the year of the Mother, and talks about plans for MFR 2020, the year of the Dragyn. After the interview, hear a sound collage of women gathered this year in the woods of Michigan chatting, attending workshops and singing. The sound collage is framed by Nedra Johnson's song "August Moon" and begins with a brief interview with Alix Dobkin right after she led her workshop called Lesbian Issues that over 60 women attended. In the collage you will also hear Nina Paley and Ruth Barrett as they relax in the space Ruth set up in the marketplace for radical feminist discussion before it ends with a stroll along the trail and encounter with women singing together. Next, enjoy the song "Rocks & Water" by Deb Talon before WLRN's Jenna DiQuarto rocks the commentary with her reflections on MichFest, MFR and radical feminist community-building. Photo taken by a festie at the WLRN table in the MFR marketplace. From left to right: Jenna, Thistle, Agnes and the lucky winner of a WLRN hand-screen printed shirt. Banner designed by Natasha Petrov featured at the booth. Thanks for staying tuned to all volunteer powered feminist community radio, WLRN.

We return again to the Geektown Radio podcast, as Matt from Entertainment Talk joins me for the usual tv, film, and gaming news and tv air date info, plus we have an interview with Emmy-nominated composer Ruth Barrett.Emmy-nominee Ruth Barrett has quickly become one of the most sought-after film and television composers in the UK. Her music is unmistakably original and eclectic, spanning feature films and high-end TV drama. She has an incredible list of tv series to her name including Jed Mercurio’s record-breaking ‘Bodyguard’ starring Richard Madden and Keeley Hawes, David Hare’s 'Collateral' starring Carey Mulligen, ITV hit tv-series 'Victoria' starring Jenna Coleman, and Keeley Hawes's other massive tv hit, 'The Durrells'. Next, she is scoring ITV's upcoming 8-part mini-series adaptation of Jane Austen’s unfinished novel 'Sanditon'.On the film side, Ruth's credits include Pete Travis’ 'City of Tiny Lights' starring Billie Piper and Riz Ahmed, Daniel Barber’s 'Harry Brown' starring Michael Caine, S.J Clarkson’s 'Toast' starring Helena Bonham Carter, Neil Thompson and David Kew's 'Twenty8k' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Summary: Today's show is all about bring back Ancient Roman beliefs. Otherwise, talking about Roman Polytheistic Reconstructionism, Religio Romana, and Numinism. I'm also going to be telling a story here. Oh, the Spirit Guide of the Week is the Phoenix and shoes are this week's Dream Symbol. Songs Featured: 1. Cry Freedom by Gaia Consort 2. Apollo’s Triumph by Audiomachine 3. Venus and the Fly by KIVA 4. Phoenix by Jenna Greene 5. Orbiting Jupiter by Three Weird Sisters 6. Crystal Shoe by Mary McLaughlin 7. I Gamble to Win by Ruth Barrett 8. Neptune by S.J. Tucker Links Mentioned: Events: = Hail and Horn Gathering 2019 - www.facebook.com/events/1266479660158615/ - BC Witchcamp - bcwitchcamp.ca/ - SunFest 31: Delphic Oracle Ritual - owow.org/ - Northern Witan 2019 - www.northern-witan.com/ Others: - Roman Polytheistic Reconstructionism - www.revolvy.com/page/Roman-Polyth…Reconstructionism = Roman Polytheistic Recostructionism - enacademic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/11594200 - Phoenix Animal Totem Symbolism and Meanings - www.sunsigns.org/phoenix-animal-t…mbolic-meanings/ - Phoenix Meaning and Symbolism - alltotems.com/spirit-animals/pho…meaning-symbolism/ - Phoenix Animal Totem Meanings, Spirit Animal Symbolism - astromatrix.org/Horoscopes/Animal…al-Totems/Phoenix - Religio Romana - www.novaroma.org/religio_romana/ - About the Religio Romana - romanpolytheist.wordpress.com/about/abou…io-romana/ - Numinism - www.oocities.org/westhollywood/he…4617/beginr2.htm - The Peasant Astrologer - oaks.nvg.org/italian-tales1-3.html#astrol

Trans Exclusionary (Erasing) Radical Feminists are in the Pagan news again. Max Dashu, Z Budapest, and Ruth Barrett, to name but a few, have reared their heads and made things uncomfortable in the Pagan world once again. But this is a good thing. Why? It is causing the Pagan world to talk (again) about these issues. Listen in to hear what KaliSara and RevKess have to say on this issue and more. If time allows, they may address the issue of Pagan Standard Time and how it is a detriment to the Pagan world as well.

Greetings on this fine November day! The women of WLRN invite you to sit back and relax with A Tribute to the Women Who Came Before Us. This special herstorical podcast focuses on the achievements and experiences of second wave feminists. Our foremothers built the groundwork for liberation years ago, and we must heed their advice to nurture this movement as they have, with clear intentions and courageous hearts. As the seasons change, let us dedicate a moment or two to our righteous feminist past. This month, our podcast begins with Sarah's hand-crafted headlines from all around the globe and then the song Misty Mountain by classic lesbian musician, Ferron. Next, Julia interviews Falcon River, who shares her stories of the second wave as an out butch lesbian, blazing a fresh trail Home. After a brief interlude with "Ancestor's Song" by Kellianna, Amanda interviews Linda Bellos, a candid second waver who's been no-platformed from Cambridge University. Paula Cole's "Tiger" is followed by Thistle's interview with Tara Ayers, a stalwart organizer who ensures the accessibility of physical sisterhood. Rounding out the hour is Sekhmet's incendiary commentary to feed the flames of feminism in all of us. Brew a cup of clover, and dust off that old fleece. Your sisters are waiting. Guests' Bios: Falcon River is a professional craftswoman, massage therapist, intuitive archer, and ordained priestess. As a butch lesbian in the early 70’s, River found employment as a drag king, winning the title of “Mr. Roanoke” for two consecutive years. In 1975, she and her partner founded the very first multi-functional lesbian bar in Louisville, Kentucky. That same year, River helped establish and defend the first Michigan Women’s Music Festival. In 1999, she met Ruth Barrett, and together they founded the Temple of Diana, a female-only congregation of dianic witches. Linda Bellos is a proud out Lesbian feminist, a mother and grandmother with an African Father who came to England in 1942 and a Jewish mother born in England. Ms. Bellos has been involved in the Women’s Liberation Movement before it fell apart, and in Municipal Government. In 1984 she wrote and published a short paper called The Limitations of Identity Politics. Later she became active in Black Sections of the Labour Party. Ms. Bellos was barred from speaking last month at Cambridge University in the UK due to her gender-critical stance. Tara Ayres is a cultural activist who has spent the last 43 years producing women’s and lesbian and gay concerts, theater and other cultural events, first in Kansas City, then in Connecticut and Wisconsin, and now in the San Francisco Bay Area. After years of producing women’s concerts and dances in Madison, WI, she served for 9 years as the Artistic Director of StageQ, Madison’s LGBT theater troupe. She was involved in community radio for 35 years, on WYBC-FM in New Haven as part of the Come Out Tonight collective, and then at community radio station WORT-FM in Madison as an anchor and producer for Her Turn, a feminist radio news collective and Queery, a program about LGBTQ+, and as a music programmer for Her Infinite Variety and Better Living Through Show Tunes. Ms. Ayres currently serves on the board of directors for the We Want the Land Coalition (WWTLC), a feminist organization seeking to purchase the land the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival happened on for forty years.

Piet und Philip reden über zwei Soundtracks, die sie kürzlich gehört haben. Es geht um die Musik zur TV-Serie „Victoria“ (von Ruth Barrett und Martin Phipps) und Wes Andersons „Grand Budapest Hotel“ (von Alexandre Desplat). Außerdem erzählt Piet von seiner Neuentdeckung Jed Kurzel, der z.B. die Musik für „Macbeth“ gemacht hat. Und dann wird noch ein bisschen über Michael Giacchino, Spotify, Star Trek: Discovery, Alien, die Zukunft des Kinos und andere Dinge geplaudert. Wir hatten in dieser Folge ein technisches Problem, weswegen Philip leider teilweise abgehackt und nicht so gut klingt. Wir haben das Problem identifiziert und in künftigen Folgen sollte das nicht mehr passieren.

This interview was done by Elizabeth McKeown on June 30th of 2016. Ruth Barrett is editor of the book 'Female Erasure: What You Need to Know About Gender Politics’ War on Women, the Female Sex & Human Rights.'

WLRN's fourth monthly podcast examines the cultural phenomenon of female erasure with emphasis on the importance of women-only spaces. It is packed with input from influential and passionate women dedicated to female liberation, marking the one year anniversary of the end of the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival (MichFest)-- a notoriously woman-only event which took place yearly for 40 years. Thistle Pettersen visits the land and reports back with women's voices. Also featured: WLRN's Sekhmet She-Owl speaks with Sarah Jones, a WoLF (Women's Liberation Front) organizer, about WoLF Fest-- a women-only event taking place in September in California. Also coming out in September is the book Female Erasure, compiled by Ruth Barrett, who spoke with our own Elizabeth McKeown. You can also hear the music of former MichFest performer Nedra Johnson.

RevKess & KaliSara invited Christina Taft, one of the organizers of Beyond the Gates in Oregon, to join them briefly to talk about this new event. Later in the show the hosts will discuss the new project from Ruth Barrett that seeks to erase transwomen. Along the way they will discuss recent U.S. political news, the Presidential race, and much more.  KaliSara's News in a Flash has become a favorite part of the show, listen all the way through to hear what she thinks might be of interest to the Pagan community!

Pagans Tonight Radio Network presents: 8PM CST - Circle Sanctuary's Circle Talk:  Family Yule/Winter Solstice Traditions - Join Rev's Jeanet and David Ewing with special guests for a discussion on various family Yule and Winter Solstice traditions. 9PM CST - Pagan Music Project: Welcome Ruth Barrett as we talk about her upcoming concerts SPIRIT OF SOLSTICE CONCERT. A magical musical evening of seasonal Celtic and original folk music, poetry, and song celebrating the Goddesses of Winter, with mountain dulcimer recording artist, Ruth Barrett and percussionist Jenn Valleley. Winter Solstice is the time of conception for the solar cycle within the womb of the Goddess, inviting us to come into resonance with the rebirth of Spirit within the land and Her people while the Earth rests and waits for renewal in its time. For Her peoples, Solstice is a time of faith and hope, of drawing together in the darkness for comfort and support, to strengthen our inner light, and to vision together for a year of peace, healing, prosperity, and joy for all. Let us gather to listen, vision, and join our voices in song! Everyone welcome! Please bring an object that represents global peace and community for our Peace on Earth Community Altar. (You will take home what you brought after the concert.) Ruth Barrett is a fretted dulcimer recording artist, singer, and songwriter and award winning recording artist of original Goddess songs. Her numerous recordings have been among the pioneering musical works in the pagan and Goddess Spirituality Movements.

Pagans Tonight Radio Network presents: 8PM CST - Circle Sanctuary's Circle Talk:  (A Circle Sanctuary Radio Ministry program):  Tonight's Topic: Christo-Paganism -  Tonight, Deb Rose will be joined by Ruth Barrett to discuss Dianic Witchcraft as part of our series on Pagan Pathways. 9 PM CST-Pagan Music Project: Tufa Tale Indiegogo goodies being shipped out!  What's next for the Pagan Partridge Family?  A VIDEO?!?!?!  Calling all Tufas!  Find out about how you could be involved!  We'll talk Gigs, Tours, Books, and more!

Pagans Tonight Radio Network presents: 8PM CST - Circle Sanctuary's Circle Talk:  (A Circle Sanctuary Radio Ministry program):  Tonight's Topic: Newcomers Guide to Pagans Festivals - Debra Rose talks with Oriana Miller about preparing for and experiencing Pagan camping festivals.  9 PM~ Pagan Music Project:It's May! It's May! The LUSTY month of May! It's all about Beltain, Baby! Tonight the focus is to may a soundtrack for your May Celebrations with old favorites and new favorites. Tunes from Kellianna Musica, Murphey's Midnight Rounders, Beltana Spellsinger, Tuatha Dea, SJ Tucker, Dragon Ritual Drummers, Damh the Bard, Emerald Rose, Celia Farran, Brian Henke, Ruth Barrett, Bekah Kelso, Sharon Knight, Ginger Doss, Chronilus, Witch's Mark, Cu Dubh, and who knows what else?

Arie's special guest today is High Priestess of Circle Sanctuary, Selena Fox (www.circlesanctuary.org) Featured music: Ruth Barrett and Cyntia Smith (www.aeolusmusic.com) (www.dancingtreemusic.com).

Arie's special guest today is High Priestess of Circle Sanctuary, Selena Fox (www.circlesanctuary.org) Featured music: Ruth Barrett and Cyntia Smith (www.aeolusmusic.com) (www.dancingtreemusic.com).

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