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Trance Mountain Fiddle
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L.L. Bean Blues
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Arapahoe Basin
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The Gypsy Maiden
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Soul Mining #1
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Ashes In The Barn
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The Cliffs of Mohor
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Dream Sequence
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The Lion and the Rose
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Black Berry Blossom
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Ice Out
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Ave Maria
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The Moth and the Flame
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Wedding Compostion
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Marielle La Belle
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Canaan to Coal Brook
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Patrick Ross Newbury, Vermont
It all started with a little, plastic, toy fiddle.
I was born and raised in Vermont, on the border of Canada.
My Dad taught me how to fish, hunt, and play music without reading notes. I wanted to be like him, so I started learning folk tunes at about age 6. I’m lucky to have begun so young. My first gig was when I was 11. I’ve been playing professionally since.
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