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Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Lisa Chen, 1270 Townbrook Crossing, Rivercrest of Dunlora, $311,620.75.
BB&T to Guillermo Hipolito, 1750 Old Brook Road, Fieldbrook, $183,000.
Larry F. Mundy to John D. Ballas, 499 Fontana Drive, Fontana, $325,000.
One Hundred Two East Main Street to One Thousand Four Hundred Twenty Inc, Unit Three, Building Five, Phase IV, Sachem Village, $325,000.
Rosa Martin to Barry G. Wood Sr., 1.0 acre at 5392 Cove Garden Road, $30,000.
David B. and Donna E. Appleby to Susana Y. Andrada, 4805 Mechums River Road, Highlands at Mechums River, $297,500.
Craig Builders of Albemarle Inc. to Franklin L. Hamlett, 3437 Moubry Land, Forest Ridge, $214,900.
Gregory W. and Helen J. Hudson to Ruth J. Fredricsson, 5.0 acres at 5351 Owl Alley Lane, Keswick, $300,000.
Two Hundred Fifty West Holdings LLC to Fairfield Classic Homes Inc., lot in Foxchase subdivision, $183,104.
Elizabeth W. Brown to Zion's Crossroads Industrial Park Ltd., 0.22 acres, $55,000.
Christopher J. Begley to Kevin W. Combs, 3176 Darby Road, Glenmore, $900,000.
Charles W. Hurt, Trustee, to Southland Homes Inc., lot in Bentivar, $150,000.
Bate R. Hamilton to Andrei V. Khokhlatchev, 182 Bryan Court, Mill Creek, $238,900.
Mount Ida LLC to Murcielago LLC, 430.7 acres in Scottsville district, $3,600,000.
Weather Hill Homes Ltd. to Robert Hauser Homes Inc., two lots in Parkside Village, $154,500.
Judith W. Wade to Oscar J. Wood, 2.154 acres at 6285 Markwood Road, Earlysville, $111,366.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Stanley M. Sokolowski, 1271 Townbrook Crossing, Rivercrest of Dunlora, $313,750.
Mary Knott to Vicki P. Fewell, 47 acres at 5783 Meadows Drive, Crozet, gift.
George W. Clark to Robert M. Goughnour, 2722 Southern Hills Court, Southern Hills subdivision, North Garden, $160,000.
Robert R. Witcher to Glenmore Associates Ltd., lot, $369,000.
Redfields Development Corp. to Wendell W. Gibson Inc., lot in Redfields, $66,000.
Craig Enterprises Inc. to Craig VanderLinde, lot in Forest Ridge, $213,284.
Dwayne A. Copenhaver to Andrew H. Heister, 2348 Whitney Court, Briarwood, $131,000.
Robert B. Hill, Trustee, to Richard Hansen, 7.0 acres on State Route 726, 180 Hardware Street, Scottsville, $49,400.
Birckhead LLC to Commonwealth of Virginia, parcel on Route 649, $258,000.
T.E. Wood to Bruno Conti, 14.85 acres in White Hall District, $100,000.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Scott R. Norris, 5467 Hilltop Street, Parkside Village, $242,742.
Hurt Runkle LLC to Commonwealth of Virginia, parcel on State Route 649, $183,480.
Robert L. Henderson to Karen E. Henderson, 3.3 acres on State Route 718, gift.
Lee J. Brady to Shawn J. Dorr, parcel in Willow Bend, Forest Lakes South, $210,000.
M. Gabrielle and Andrew J. A. Hall to Oakhill Development LLC, 2.239 acres on State Route 676, Tanglewood, $225,000.
Kostich Construction Inc. to Bradley F. Jacobs, 167 Deerwood Drive, Deerwood, $274,454.
Earl K. and Florence V. Morris to Ronald A. and Carol Sue Moses, 23.0 acres near Nortonsville, $129,999.
Rittenhouse Brothers Inc. to Jewel E. King, 1.506 acres, Scottsville, gift.
VanderLinde Housing Inc. to Joseph P. Taylor, 3238 Turnberry Circle, Springridge of Forest Lakes, $384,950.
Clifford H. Fox Jr. to Jeanne C. Fox, Trustee, 15.58 acres at 4377 Clark Road, Crozet, $37,890.
Michael C. Cromartie to Eleanore F. Walker, Trustee, 1757 Stoney Creek Drive, Mill Creek, $149,900.
Eleanore F. Walker, Trustee, to John Cappelmann, 1757 Stoney Creek Drive, Mill Creek, $193,900.
Linda H. Farmer to Ernest C. Erickson, 139 Scarborough Place, Sherwood Manor, $139,500.
Charles E. Swartz to Melody D. Swartz, 1236 Monticello Avenue, Four Seasons, gift.
S. Vance Wilkins Jr. to Pensco Trust Company, 5.079 acres, $14,850.
R.W. Mawyer Inc. to Scott H. Thorp, 1311 Huntersfield Close, Glenmore, $628,592.
Marvin R. Kirk to Reza Zandinejad, 4759 Wren Court, Briarwood, $172,000.
William E. Lambert to Andrew B. Murray, 18.50 acres at 750 Millers Cottage Lane, Earlysville, $395,000.
Fluvanna Land & Development LLC to Skyline Home Builders LLC, lot at Highlands at Mechums River, $55,000.
John C. Reid to David H. Reid, unit in Turtle Creek condominiums, $105,000.
David S. and Eloise S. Heeschen to Thomas H. Jones and Diana Foster-Jones, 12.22 acres at 2590 Earlysville Road, $297,500.
Woodbriar Associates Ltd. to John Baxton, 4737 Bluejay Way, Briarwood, $209,900.
Charles W. Hurt, Trustee, to Anthony A. and Karen T. Valente, 28.641 acres at Advance Mills Farm, $225,000.
Walter Mitchell White to Mark A. McCauley, 1281 Taylors Gap Road, Rush Estates, $200.
Two Hundred Fifty West Holdings LLC to Medallion Enterprises LLC, lot in Foxchase subdivision, $180,000.
Michael W. Brown to James E. McGowan, 1605 Cool Springs Road, Townwood, $143,000.
Keith E. Johnson to Michael W. Brown, 665 Ridgemont Drive, Earlysville, $250,000.
Reas Ford LLC to Mark F. and Jean M. Abel, 2.009 acres in Sunrise Farm subdivision, $240,000.
Paul W. Yowell to William R. Pitts, 5.447 acres, gift.
Matthew R. Trojan to Rochelle L. Remaly, 5385 Markwood Drive, $307,500.
Craig Enterprises Inc. to Henry D. Holland, Trustee, 5575 Stonegate Lane, Stonegate at Western Ridge, Crozet, $260,078.
Judith G. Brochu to William C. Smith, 20.612 acres on State Route 723, $87,500.
Mary E. Rogers, Trustee, to Lyle V. Rogers, 3342 Kirkwood Court, Glenmore, gift.
Robert D. and Shelly S. Gormes to Marian H. Marshall and Teresa M. Jones, 3.4195 acres at 3458 Gilbert Station Road, Barboursville, $55,000.
Philippe J. Adam to Shawn A. Johnson, 2159 Loring Circle, Rivercreek of Dunlora, $369,000.
William K. P. Fenton to Jane Porter Fogleman, 0.29 acres on State Route 663, 4205 Spring Valley Road, Afton, $83,000.
James V. Sinden to Ana A. Sinden, lot in Redfields, gift.
Clifton C. Hamner to Jeanine M. Hamner, 116 Harvest Drive, Huntington Village, gift.
Anne H. Meeks to Thomas M. Mayo III, 4238 Burton Road, North Garden, $40,000.
Robert J. Donnelly to Misty L. Ralston, 22.5 acres at 2852 Milton Road, gift.
Barbara J. Olin to Carroll B. Trainum Jr., 928 Prescelly Place, Stonehenge, gift.
Richard J. Marshall to Mary M. Carson, 216 Pineridge Lane, Terrybrook, gift.
Mary F. and Sterling W. Durrett Jr. to Danielle P. and James A. Nicholas III, 4.31 acres on State Route 634, 506 Half Mile Road, Crozet, gift.
Donna L. Cooper to Matthew E. Toms, 1259 Maple View Drive, gift.
Shirley H. German, Trustee, to Ragged Mountain Home Too LLC, 8.726 acres on State Route 702, 1164 Reservoir Road, $460,000.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Philippe J. Adam, 1118 Pike Place, Rivercreek of Dunlora, $496,197.
Lee Dowell to Ruth P. Dowell, 5164 Three Notch'd Road, Crozet, gift.
Southland Homes Inc. to John E. Murphy, lot in Mill Creek, $185,575.
Sarah H. Everett to J. Thomas Everett III, 626 Flordon Drive, Flordon, gift.
Vickie P. Fewell to Eugene Powell Jr., 3466 Monacan Trail, gift.
Richard G. Hewlett to Eric and Heidi G. Trebour, Trustees, lot in Four Seasons, $82,500.
Jon Monte and John M. Russell to Angela J. Rasmussen, 1246 Maple View Drive, Willow Bend, Forest Lakes, $130,000.
Richard S. Becker to Charles Y. Sipe, 1485 Pinedale Road, Westwoods, $435,000.
Kostich Construction Inc. to Berhane M. Melles, 182 Deerwood Drive, Deerwood, $271,350.
Craig VanderLinde to Glenn C. Harris, 1260 Chatham Ridge Road, Chatham Woods, $229,950.
Leonard R. Deszcz to Kathy N. Maxa, lot at Calf Mountain, $55,000.
R. D. Wade Builder Inc. to Matthew R. Trojan, 1217 Redfields Road, Redfields, $271,640.
Andrew Gilmer, et al., Trustees, to Third Green Properties, 1223 Pen Park Lane, $115,500.
Wendell W. Gibson Inc. to Sidney Sitzer, 665 Fairgrove Court, Fairgrove, Earlysville, $539,649.
Mildred Renert to Helene R. Karlin, 32.50 acres, gift.
Mildred Renert to Paula R. Campbell, 37.50 acres, gift.
Hunter E. Craig Co. to Gillespie & Associates LLC, lot in Mill Creek, $55,000.
Eunice McDermott, Trustee to James and Catherine Crosby, 144 Scarborough Place, Sherwood Manor, $115,500.
James B. Spence III, Trustee, to Church Hill Development Co., lot in Deerwood, $55,000.
Glenmore Associates Ltd. to Craig Allen Benardo, parcel in Glenmore, $225,000.
Gail E. Hubbard to Leroy R. Hamlett Jr., 149 Georgetown Green, $184,500.
Ray and Mary Ann Roach to Gregory L. Roach, 921 Roach Court, Earlysville, gift.
Southland Homes Inc. to Seth and Annjeannette D. Feiner, lot in Mill Creek, $189,950.
Richard H. and Edith L. Cushner to Allan B. and Ada M. Kindrick, 988 Sutton Court, Stonehenge, $139,000.
Hunt Country Properties LLC to Toni L. Bryan, 2376 North Chesterfield Court, Chesterfield subdivision, $259,000.
Andrew Fretwell to David R. Jones, 3303 Rosewood Lane, Rosemont, $1,120,000.
Skyline Home Builders LLC to Joshua M. Betcher, 3045 Morewood Lane, Highlands at Mechums River, $290,600.
Happy Valley LLC to Gaffney Homes LLC, lot in Walnut Hills, $115,500.
Skyline Home Builders LLC to Christopher M. Bowen, 4510 Grandview Drive, Beaver Creek, $495,000.
Barry Meade Homes LLC to John Bambrick, 163 Deerwood Drive, Deerwood, $289,550.
S. Vance Wilkins Jr. to Quarries LLC, 95.543 acres at the Quarries, $138,800.
Glenmore Associates Ltd. to Mark D. Golub, Trustee, lot in Glenmore, $180,000.
Hugh A. Meagher to Gene A. Edwards Jr., 1122 Broad Axe Road, $92,000.
Reas Ford LLC to William P. Huddleston, 3224 Beaumont Farm Road, Sunrise Farm, $404,000.
Ruth T. Hawk to Roderick S. Walker, 191.57 acres on State Route 673, $725,000.
Kenneth B. Thornton to Stuart J. Holme, 303 Glade Lane, Berkeley, $171,000.
Redfields Development Corp. to Wendell W. Gibson Inc., three lots in Redfields, $85,000.
Craig Enterprises Inc. to William L. Davidson II, parcel in Grayrock Orchard, $284,397.
Redlands LLC to E. Virginia Bayliss, 523 Fontana Drive, Fontana, $290,000.
Rekha Agrawal to LandAmerica Onestop Inc., 838 Swan Ridge Road, Redfields, $287,000.
LandAmerica Onestop Inc. to Eric M. Franzen, 838 Swan Ridge Road, Redfields, $287,000.
VanderLinde Housing Inc. to Samuel J. Bright, 4934 Lake Tree Lane, Western Ridge, $372,340.
Branchlands Professional Center to Daniel N. Tribastone, unit in Branchlands Professional Center, $121,500.
GOP LLC to Fourteen Twenty Fourteen Eighty, 1.2905 acres in Greenbrier Office Park, $1,946,293.47.
Paulette M. Gore to Robert G. Gore, unit in Turtle Creek condominiums, gift.
Redfields Development Corp. to Craig Enterprises Inc., two lots in Redfields, $121,044.
Forest Lakes Associates to Michael T. Keating, 463 Pleasant Place, Pleasant Ridge, $316,850.
Curtis S. and Carolyn B. Bruguiere to M. Tucker Richmond, 2.298 acres at 989 Smith Road, Afton, $67,000.
Roy S. Cole III to Patricia Crawford, 2194 Timber Meadows, Forest Lakes, $256,000.
Hunt Country Properties LLC to James C. and Carolyn R. Rodenberg, 1159 River Oaks Lane, Dunlora, $355,000.
Chris Tarrance to Ronald B. Casteel, 254 Dry Bridge Road, $375,000.
Doris D. Rodgers to Kymberlee Goldfeld, 1175 Valley Street, Scottsville, $110,000.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Roy S. Cole, 1112 Pike Place, Dunlora, $344,574.
Weather Hill Homes Ltd. to Jennifer Tarrance, 5565 Hill Top Street, Parkside Village, $259,000.
Ladys M. Graves to Bobby D. Graves, two lots in Brookwood, $142,000.
Edward M. Mallan to Martha E. Campbell, 88.9 acres, gift.
Carey L. Hill to William G. Hill, 2151 Wisteria Drive, Briarwood, gift.
Michael J. Carmagnola Jr. to Louis DeLaura, 3.92 acres on State Route 635, 1905 Craigs Store Road, Afton, $440,000.
William L. Davidson II to Theresa Pfuntner, 607 Whitcover Circle, Stonehenge, $150,500.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Lanchun Lu, 1058 Bristlecone Lane, Forest Lakes South, $211,500.
Wendy Nichols to Keith T. Ward, 2174 Loring Circle, Minor Townhouses, $161,000.
Omar Mneimne to David S. Hubbard, 309 Pleasant Place, $373,700.
Margaret Ann Reed to Sarah H. Berg, 1192 Rose Arbor Court, Branchlands Retirement Village, $189,500.
John R. Futty to Dana M. Stokes, 332 Copper Hill Drive, Mill Creek, $214,900.
Outlook Development Inc. to Courtney Lyder, 2.843 acres at 2150 Earlysville Road, $695,000.
Janet Williams to Benjamin A. Stallings, 21.14 acres on State Route 602, $67,500.
Forest Lakes Associates to Robert Hauser Homes Inc., lot in Springridge, Forest Lakes, $165,000.
Glenmore Associates Ltd. to John P. Chamales, 1943 Piper Way, Glenmore, $208,000.
William T. Mawyer to John F. Rash II, 103 Scarborough Place, Sherwood Manor, $144,500.
Southland Homes Inc. to William J. Colavincenzo, 2179 Loving Circle, Mill Creek, $193,800.
Quarries LLC to Pablo O. Nuesch, lot in the Quarries subdivision, $82,000.
Thomas P. Haught and Frances A. Huffman to David J. and Margaret L. Keppel, 3005 Cove Lane, Forest Lakes, $332,000.
Cool Spring LLC to Daniel J. Santiago, 1615 Cool Spring Road, Townwood, $148,900.
Kathleen M. Rider to Gregory Watson, 2311 Ravenswood Court, Ravenswood, $233,000.
Diana Mead to David E. Wikoff Jr., lot on Route 20, $157,000.
Bernice Grohskopf, Trustee, to Linsie Adderley, unit in Turtle Creek condominiums, $130,000.
Peter Yun to Choong W. Yoo, 5598 Flintstone Drive, Lake Saponi, $310,000.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Vincent M. Kiernan, 4425 Redwood Lane, Walnut Hills, Earlysville, $602,840.
Barbara J. Gilbert to Martin C. Amlinger, 145 Forestvue Drive, Blue Ridge Forest, Earlysville, $245,000.
William L. Whitehurst to Leslie Gregg, lot on State Route 717, 4710 Old Sand Road, Schuyler, $120,000.
Benjamin F. Shelton Jr., to Wallace C. Dowell, 2.0 acres on NE Side of Route 250, $72,000.
Oak Hill Development LLC to Christopher M. Bowen, lot in Wayland's Grant, gift.
Quarries LLC to Somboon Mouthapong, lot in the Quarries, $70,000.
Allen J. Friedman to Thomas P. O'Brien, 12.697 acres at 511 Bybee Road, Louisa, $125,000.
Redlands LLC to Joseph H. Kober, lot in Highlands at Mechum's River, $253,133.
Kimberly C. Powell to Murcielago LLC, 11.763 acres at State Routes 795 and 713, $225,000.
George T. Klop to Linda S. Cook, 122 Woodlake Drive, Four Seasons, $128,000.
James H. Wood to Deborah D. Gunn, 21 acres at 5400 Laurel Ridge Road, Ruckersville, $95,000.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to William R. Voigt Jr., 2212 Shepherds Ridge Road, Rivercrest at Dunlora, $337,950.
James B. Spence III, Trustee, to Church Hill Development Co., two lots in Western Ridge, $93,000.
John S. Striffler to Gregory R. Cayer, 293 Albert Court, Camellia Gardens, $133,000.
I&J Home Builders LLC to Rufus R. Gaines, 3.17 acres at 5501 Irish Road, $150,757.
Robert L. Bittner to Douglas K. Kirkland, 1473 Bremerton Lane, Bremerton Cottages, Glenmore, $338,000.
Thomas A. Hamby to James S. Currie, 105 Falcon Drive, Colthurst Farm, $515,000.
Barbara E. Shifflett to Gary M. Shifflett, 15.595 acres at 4073 Gilmers Mill Lane, Scottsville, $50,000.
Barry Meade Homes LLC to Scott Kinnan, 5326 Little Fox Lane, Cory Farm, $264,700.
James F. Miller to Stephan Fuchs, 1273 Maple View Drive, Willow Lake, $193,000.
Mount Ida LLC to Murcielago LLC, 430.7 acres in Scottsville district, $3,600,000


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Parkinson's Drug Could Treat Restless Leg Syndrome
Published 2010-12-06 13:19:08 - (9 years ago). Last updated 2010-12-06 13:22:07 - (9 years ago).
Author: Medical College of Georgia
Outline: A drug prescribed for Parkinsons disease may also treat restless leg syndrome without the adverse side effects of current therapies.
Main DigestA drug prescribed for Parkinson's disease may also treat restless leg syndrome without the adverse side effects of current therapies, Medical College of Georgia researchers say.
Rasagaline works by prolonging the effect of dopamine, a chemical that transmits signals between nerve cells in the brain. The cause of RLS is unknown, but research suggests a dopamine imbalance. Parkinson's is caused by a dopamine insufficiency.
"The hope is that Rasagaline, because it prolongs the effect of existing dopamine, instead of producing more, will not come with adverse side effects," said Dr. Shyamal Mehta, an MCG neurologist and neuroscientist. "We are trying to evaluate its safety and efficacy in treating RLS at this point. When it has been used to treat Parkinson's, it's been well-tolerated with few side effects."
Current RLS therapies include a group drugs that work by activating existing dopamine receptors, prompting the brain to make more dopamine. The problem, Mehta said, is that those drugs usually come with adverse effects, because dopamine increases feelings of euphoria.
"People taking those drugs often report behavioral problems like addiction, because the pleasure they get from things like shopping is multiplied," he said. "They can cause impulse-control problems, like gambling or hypersexuality as well. They can also cause increased sleepiness and sudden sleep attacks, which can be quite disruptive and dangerous."
Some reports also suggest decreased efficacy after extended use, as well as symptoms beginning earlier in the day.
Restless leg syndrome, which affects 10 percent of the population, is characterized by prickling or tingling in the legs and an urge to move the legs. Symptoms are more noticeable at rest, such as during bedtime or a long car ride. RLS can also cause depression and daytime sleepiness, Dr. Mehta said, and is linked to conditions including iron deficiency, renal failure, pregnancy and Parkinson's.
MCG is one of seven centers participating in the 14-week trial, which will enroll 52 participants nationally. Participants must have an RLS diagnosis and be off any related medications for at least 30 days before the study.
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"Rafael Bonavita is internationally recognized within the realm of old music as one of the most solid and versatile values in the plucked instrument field. Having studied in such diverse countries as Uruguay, Canada or Switzerland, he has been keen to absorb and bring the most diverse styles and tendencies into his learning, making this one of the key factors in his career. Being a strict player of historical philology, Bonavita is, nevertheless, an innovator in new ways of expression, heterodoxical yet at the same time a close translator of the potential within the oldest string instruments.
His start in classical guitar took place under the Maestro Alvaro Pierri, furthering his studies in old instruments with Hopkinson Smith at the Schola Cantorum Basilensis, where he obtained his Diploma in lute renaissance and baroque, Theorbo, vihuela and baroque guitar.
He carried out an intense concert and pedagogical activity in Europe, Asia and America, collaborating frequently with directors such as Jordi Savall, Rene Jacobs, Marc Minkowski or Gabriel Garrido, as well as being a full time member of the Japanese ensemble "Anthonello". …"
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Part of the Music Institute of Chicago, 'Viols in Our Schools' is organized by Dr. Phillip W. Serna of the Spirit of Gambo – a Chicago Consort of Violsand is supported by the Viola da Gamba Society Third Coast as well as a pilot program of the Viola da Gamba Society of America.
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"The Greater Washington Baltimore Chapter of the Viola da Gamba Society of America is an organization dedicated to raising the profile of viola da gamba music and education in the DC/Baltimore area."
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"The Viola da Gamba Society of America (VdGSA) is a not-for-profit national organization dedicated to the support of activities relating to the viola da gamba in the United States and abroad. It is a society of players, builders, publishers, distributors, restorers and others sharing a serious interest in music for viols and other early bowed string instruments."
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"This chapter of the Viola da Gamba Society of America (VdGSA ) is based in sunny Tucson, AZ. It was incorporated as a non-profit and tax-exempt [501 (c) 3] organization in October 2001. It pursues the same goal as its parent organization, i.e. the enjoyment of playing the viola da gamba, a musical instrument of the Renaissance period. To facilitate this goal, the VdGS - Southern AZ will conduct monthly meetings during the school season and it will organize an annual workshop."
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"Timothy Burris graduated from Holland's Royal Conservatory, where he studied under the renowned lutenist, Toyohiko Satoh. From 1990-96, he taught lute at the Royal Flemish Conservatory in Antwerp.
A Fulbright alumnus, Mr Burris has performed throughout Europe and the US, including appearances with Derek Lee Ragin and Jennifer Lane, and performances under the baton of René Clemencic and Peter Schreier. He can be heard playing Bach's c minor Prelude in "Shock Act", the prize-winning short film by Seth Grossman. In addition to solo performances, Mr Burris appears with the tenor Timothy Johnson (as the duo Music's Quill)."
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"An internationally acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, Tim Rayborn has been active in the fields of world and early music for nearly 20 years. He plays dozens of musical instruments from medieval Europe, the Middle East, the Balkans, and Central Asia, including: lutes, plucked strings, flutes,
and percussion, as well as being a singer.
Tim lived in the UK for seven years, studying for his M.A. and Ph.D. in medieval studies at the University of Leeds. He concurrently worked as a musician, performing and recording.
He has toured the U.S. and Europe extensively (from Ireland to Turkey), performing with the London-based medieval group Tintagel, and his own group, Ensemble Florata (including concerts at the York and Beverley Early Music Festivals, Alden Biesen Castle in Belgium, Bunyola in Majorca, and the Spitalfields Festival in London). He has given a number of performances for BBC (in the UK and Jersey), appeared on Belgian classical radio in a live concert broadcast, toured in Canada and Australia, and worked with folk musicians in Marrakech and Istanbul. He has also taught at the San Francisco Early Music Society Medieval/Renaissance summer workshop. …"
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"Multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Shira Kammen has spent well over half her life exploring the worlds of early and traditional music. A member for many years of the early music Ensembles Alcatraz and Project Ars Nova, and Medieval Strings, she has also worked with Sequentia, Hesperion XX, the Boston Camerata, the Balkan group Kitka, the Oregon, California and San Francisco Shakespeare Festivals, and is the founder of Class V Music, an
ensemble dedicated to performance on river rafting trips. She has performed and taught in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Israel, Morocco, and Japan, and on the Colorado, Rogue and Klamath Rivers.
Shira happily collaborated with singer/storyteller John Fleagle for fifteen years, and performs now with several new groups: a medieval ensemble, Fortune's Wheel: a new music group, Ephemeros; an eclectic ethnic band, Panacea; as well as frequent collaborations with performers such as storyteller/harpist Patrick Ball, sopranos Anne Azema , Susan Rode Morris, medieval music expert Margriet Tindemans, and in many theatrical and dance productions.
She has played on several television and movie soundtracks, including 'O', amodern high school-setting of Othello. Some of her original music can be heard in an independent film about fans of the work of JRR Tolkien. The strangest place Shira has played is in the elephant pit of the Jerusalem Zoo. She hopes to spend more time playing music of all kinds in the wilderness."
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"Mr. Salvaggio began his studies on pick guitar with Frank Mancuso in the early 60's before starting his formal classical training with Stanley Solow in 1973. He later went on to advanced studies with Dennis Koster and Jerry Willard and worked with violinist Clarence Shaw on the music of J.S. Bach. Mr. Salvaggio has performed recitals for concert associations as a soloist, accompanist and continuo player for over 25 years. He is also the recipient of numerous performance grants for projects in the field of early music. He has played with early music consorts, chamber ensembles and as a member of the Flagstaff Symphony and Glimmerglass Opera Orchestras. Recent endeavors have included recordings for the New York State Historical Association/Farmer's Museum, public and local radio broadcasts and recitals at the 1999 and 2001 Boston Early Music Festivals. In April of 2002 Mr. Salvaggio recorded an hour long program of Renaissance lute music for NPR station WSKG.He has performed for the Long Island Classical Guitar Society,the Connecticut Classical Guitar Society, the Philadelphia Guitar Society, The Classical Guitar Society of Upstate New York,The New Jersey Guitar and Mandolin Society, The Listening Room at Dreamcatcher Guitars, Roswell, Georgia, Cafe Lena in Saratoga, New York and the Stamford Performing Arts Center. " See website for more information. (ed.)
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"Ronn graduated with honors from Shenandoah Conservatory and continued studies at Peabody Conservatory before turning his full attention and energy to the lute in 1978. The following year, Ronn performed his first solo recitals on the lute and became a member of the Baltimore Consort. Since that time, he has toured extensively throughout the United States, Canada and Europe with the Baltimore Consort and as a soloist. Ronn was a faculty member of the Peabody Conservatory from 1984 to 1995, teaching lute and lute-related subjects. In 1996, he was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Music from Shenandoah Conservatory for his achievements in bringing the lute and its music to the world. Ronn has numerous recordings on the Dorian label including solo recordings, lute song recordings with Julianne Baird, soprano and Frederick Urrey, tenor, over ten CDs with the Baltimore Consort and ballad recordings with Custer LaRue and members of the Baltimore Consort. Recently, Ronn has been engaged in composing new music for the lute, building on the tradition of the lutenist/composers of the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. This new music is the focus of his new solo CD, Indigo Road. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"One of America's leading baroque violinists, Robert Mealy has been praised for his "imagination, taste, subtlety, and daring" by the Boston Globe; the New Yorker recently called him "New York's world-class early music violinist." He has recorded over 50 CDs of early music on most major labels, ranging from Hildegard of Bingen with Sequentia, to Renaissance consorts with the Boston Camerata, to Rameau operas with Les Arts Florissants. At home in New York, he is a frequent leader and soloist with the New York Collegium, Early Music New York, the Clarion Society, and the ARTEK early music ensemble. "
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"Robert Eisenstein is the director of the Five College Early Music Program,and conducts the Early Music Collegium and Euridice Ensemble, a 17th and18th century chamber ensemble. He teaches music history and directs the Madrigal Singers at the University of Massachusetts, and performs regularly on the viola da gamba with colleagues and in his capacity as founding member and programming director of the Folger Consort in Washington, DC. Mr.Eisenstein has performed with the New York Renaissance Band, Cappella Nova, the New York Consort of Viols, the Washington Bach Consort, and the National Symphony."
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"Quaver is an innovative viol consort founded in 2008 by Marie Dalby, Brady Lanier, Loren Ludwig and Tobi Szuts. All members are performers and teachers committed to exploring the many facets of viol chamber music as well as bringing the ensemble to as many different audiences as possible. Quaver's concerts draw on the traditional viol consort repertoire to reunite polyphony's rich musical heritage with the eclectic sensibilities of the iPod era: seventeenth-century pavans and fantasias are paired with recent polyphonic music from performers such as the electronica ensemble Ratatat. Quaver appeals to audiences as diverse as its music, with performances that stretch the ear and imagination."
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"A native of Houston, Texas, Dr. Phillip W. Serna (double bass and viola da gamba) is an active and enthusiastic performer of early music, as well as the contemporary, solo, orchestral, and chamber repertoires. Studying with Jeffrey M. Hill, Dr. Serna earned his high school diploma from the Instrumental Music Department at the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Houston, TX. Afterwards, he earned his Bachelor of Music in double bass performance with Stephen Tramontozzi at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music in 1998. He later completed his Master of Music at Northwestern University School of Music in 2001 as a Civic Orchestra of Chicago Graduate Fellow. In 2007, Phillip Serna received the Doctor of Music degree from Northwestern University where he studied double bass with international soloist DaXun Zhang and formerly with Chicago Symphony Orchestra member Michael Hovnanian. Additionally, he studied viola da gamba with Newberry Consort founder Mary Springfels. " See website for more details. (ed.)
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"Patrick O'Brien is an American guitarist and lutenist born in New York. He is a recording artist, but is best known as a pedagogue in the field of Early plucked instruments in America, and expert in musicians' hand anatomy. He has worked with musicians on many instruments, reworking their technique around repetitive stress injuries and breakdowns of coordination. …"
Patrick O'Brien may also be found on the Early Guitars and Vihuelas website.
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"My name is Olve Utne, and I play the Baroque Violin and the Baroque Viola. I have a Cand.Philol. degree (roughly equivalent to an advanced thesis MA) in Musicology from the University of Oslo (1996), with Arvid Vollsnes as my advisor and Richard Gwilt as my Baroque Viola teacher. I have also studied one year as a guest student at the Early Music programme of the Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel (Royal Conservatory of Brussels) in Belgium on a Flemish State Scholarship (1997/98).
My main teacher in Brussels was François Fernandez — a violinist with a truly stunning technique, great musical insight and an open mind. I consider it a true honour to have had the chance to learn from him.
Orchestral practice includes playing the viola in the Oslo Baroque Orchestra, leading the 2nd violins and violas in Lofoten og Vesterålen Orkesterforening, and participating in various orchestral projects during my year in Belgium. Of those projects, the three that I feel I learned the most from were the Beethoven concert (4th Symphony, 5th Piano Concerto, Egmont Ouverture) conducted by Phillippe Herreweghe; the C.Ph.E. Bach concert (two symphonies and two cello concertos) lead by the impressively virtuoso Baroque cellist Hidemi Suzuki; and Haydn's oratorio Die Schöpfung, conducted by Sigiswald Kuijken — a baroque violin pioneer and conductor whose orchestral leading skills and insight in Haydn's music is truly exceptional. ... " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"Long & Away is a professional consort of viols that was founded in 2005. Based in Boston, we enjoy playing repertoire both familiar and unexpected. The consort has researched and performed original programs in New England and New York, including concerts for the SoHIP summer concert series, the New England Viola da Gamba Society, and the Gamba Gamut at the Boston Early Music Festival. We recently presented an outreach program to international high school students attending Oxbridge Summer School at Barnard College in New York. Long & Away has collaborated with the English consort Seven Times Salt, vocal ensemble Sprezzatura and a number of our colleagues in the Boston area. Our name is a reference to the music of Orlando Gibbons, beloved composer of English viol consort repertoire.
The viol or viola da gamba is a bowed string instrument that was played in the Renaissance and Baroque periods. It is related to the guitar and has frets and 6 or 7 strings. After falling out of use in the 1700s, the instrument family was relatively unknown until the early music revival of the early 20th century. We are pleased to share this beautiful instrument and its music with you."
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"John Mark Rozendaal specializes in teaching and performing stringed instrument music from the Baroque and Renaissance eras. As founding Artistic Director of Chicago Baroque Ensemble, JMR performed and led seven seasons of subscription concerts, educational programs, radio broadcasts, and recordings for the Cedille and Centaur labels. Rozendaal served as principal 'cellist of The City Musick, and Basically Bach, and has performed both solo and continuo roles with many period instrument ensembles, including the Newberry Consort, Orpheus Band, and the King's Noyse. Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra, the Catacoustic Consort, Philomel, Parthenia, The New York Consort of Viols, and Empire Viols. JMR performs as a member of Trio Settecento with violinist Rachel Barton Pine and harpsichordist David Schrader. Rozendaal's viola da gamba playing has been praised as "splendid" (Chicago Tribune), and "breathtaking" (Sun-Times). Recordings are available on the Cedille and Centaur labels. .." Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"I am a performer and teacher, specializing in the viola da gamba, violone and contrabasses of the Renaissance, Baroque and Classical eras. People regularly ask me how to get more information about the history of these instruments and their repertoires and where to buy instruments and supplies for period instrument performance. After all, one cannot walk into just any shop to buy a good instrument or bow, nor does one usually find music or books for them on the local shelves. Yet these items are available, if one knows the right places to look. And with the convenience of the internet, it is now fast and easy to purchase many items online."
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"Jerry Willard was born in Cleveland, Ohio and began studying the guitar with his father Jeff Willard who was a guitarist. The guitar pedagogue Sophocles Papas recognized his talent and invited Mr. Willard to study with him in Washington, D.C. Subsequently he expanded his knowledge of musical interpretation when he worked with violinist Misha Mishakoff and cellist Warren Downs. Mr. Willard also studied with guitarists Richard Lurie and Alirio Diaz, both of whom influenced his musical and technical approach to the guitar.
Mr. Willard's performances have taken him to Alice Tully Hall, Carnegie Hall in New York City, and he has concertized extensively throughout Europe and The United States. At Mr. Willard's New York debut, Raymond Ericson of the New York Times said, "The recital was exemplary. Mr. Willard took lute in hand for some pieces by Adrian LeRoy and John Dowland and turned that normally pale-sounding predecessor of the guitar into a brilliant and vivid instrument. Back with the guitar, the performer played his own transcriptions of Bach's Lute Suite in E minor and five dances from Britten's Gloriana' plus Henze's attractive `Drei Tentos'. It was again the clarity of Mr. Willard's playing that gave special pleasure."
Well known as an ensemble player, Mr.Willard has performed with the Cleveland Orchestra, The New York Opera Company, The New York Consort of Viols, Queens Chamber Band , and the Long Island Baroque Ensemble. Mr. Willard resides in New York City and is on the faculty of the State University of New York at Stony Brook . He has published many transcriptions for guitar including "The Complete Lute Music of J.S. Bach" available through Music Sales Corp. and "Ten Sonatas of D. Scarlatti" available through AIG Publications. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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- To cultivate, foster, sponsor, and develop appreciation of the art, history, literature and uses of historical harps.
- To promote appreciation of and to raise the level of proficiency in the performance and use of historical harps.
- To keep historical harp makers and performers, along with other friends of the historical harp, informed about literatureand activities pertaining to historical harps, and to provide occasions for them to meet.
- To promote the use of historical harps as professional instruments, and to encourage their use among amateurs.
- To encourage the reconstruction of historical harps.
- To collect and disseminate information regarding the construction of and performance upon historical harps. "
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"Hideki just moved to Portland, Oregon to pursue more performance opportunities. He would like to thank all his fans in Central Oregon for their support and friendship. He will still visit Bend on a regular basis to teach lessons and for engagements, and is still taking students and bookings there.
Hideki Yamaya is a guitarist and lutenist who has been active as a performer and teacher in the West Coast for over 12 years. He currently resides in Portland, Oregon, and is actively teaching and performing in the Portland area and in Central Oregon. He has a B.A. in Music and an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from University of California, Santa Cruz, and an M.F.A. from University of California, Irvine, in Guitar and Lute Performance. His primary instructors have included Paul Beier, Mesut Ozgen, John Schneiderman, Anita Sheer, Robert Strizich, and James Tyler; he has had master classes with Robert Barto, Ronn McFarlane, Richard Savino, Stephen Stubbs, and Benjamin Verdery. He is an internationally acclaimed musician and has performed in Canada, Japan, Great Britain, and Italy.
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"Harp Spectrum is a 501(c)3 non-profit educational organization dedicated to gathering and sharing information about all kinds of harps and harp music. We are mainly composed of a group of harp players and harp music fans. Our article contributions come from harpists all over the world and we are continually seeking additional material. .."
There is a section on Historical Harp.
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""Grey Aengus" is Jim Petersen
Rewind back to 1990, early fall. It's nighttime at a buckskinner's camp. Jim and a
small group are gathered around the warmth of the campfire singing songs and
carrying on. A stranger pulls a most unusual-looking instrument from its case,
attaches a single leg to the back, and, balancing it on his knees, proceeds to
produce the most hauntingly beautiful tunes by hammering its strings with what
appear to be little wooden spoons. This was Jim's introduction to the hammered
dulcimer, an instrument that would soon become an obsession.
Upon researching the instrument and finding out how much one would cost, Jim
decided that building one would be the better option. Proceeding with plans by
Sam Rizzetta acquired at the local library, armed only with ninth-grade
woodworking skills and very few tools, he built his first instrument. (Hey, nobody
told him he couldn't do it.)
Three years later after teaching himself to play (hey, nobody told him he couldn't
do it), he was hired at the "Bristol Renaissance Faire" in southeastern Wisconsin.
It was there that he taught himself to play mandolin and later hurdy-gurdy. (By
now you would think somebody would have told him he couldn't do it.)
"Grey Aengus" now plays at many little weekend "Renaissance Faires" throughout
the Midwest, occasionally doing studio work for other musicians and playing for
special events and gatherings. His repertoire is heavily laced with the
compositions of Turlough O'Carolan, the renowned 17th century blind Irish
harper, his absolute favorite composer, followed closely by Robert Burns the
well-known Scottish poet. (go ahead ask him).
Jim also plays the hurdy-gurdy and has recently renewed his high school romance
with the guitar, working on developing a small repertoire of traditional
Irish/Scottish/Celtic songs. Jim's thought on the idea is "Hey, you don't really
need a good voice to sing 'Trad'. Besides, nobody told me I couldn't do it.""
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Chesterton Tribune
Services set for Mary Watkins
Mary Louise Brown Watkins, the mother of a Chesterton resident, died on
Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2010. A resident of Angola, Ind., she was 79.
She was born Dec. 26, 1930, in Defiance County, Ohio, the daughter of Ezra
Clarence and Mabel L. (Jump) Brown.
On Sept. 28, 1948, in Angola, she married Larry G. Watkins, who preceded her
in death in 1991.
She is survived by three sons and two daughters and spouses, Larry (Mel) and
Lori Watkins of Chesterton, Rose M. (Watkins) and Gary Michael of Fremont,
John and Cindy Watkins of Flint, James R. Watkins of Angola, Rebecca June
(Watkins) and Terry Owens of Allen, Mich.; grandchildren, Amber (Bruce)
Schwartz, Wendy Watkins, Carrie (David) Coslov, Benjamin (Lora) Watkins,
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Shameless! Late night Live Arts goings-on
If you're a late-nighter and you like your theater a little on the audacious side, the weekly Friday evening line-up of performers at "No Shame Theater" may fit the entertainment bill. Todd Ristau, local playwright, director, and professor, transported his Iowa City version of "No Shame Theater"— a performer-generated collection of short, quirky pieces— to Charlottesville nearly two years ago, and the wackiness continues to draw performers and audiences.
"No Shame" got its start in the back of a pickup truck in the mid-1980s in Iowa when Ristau, a student at the University of Iowa at the time, conceived of this low-tech format for performance. It caught on. Companies are now operating in several major cities across the country, with a new troupe in Miami just gearing up for a premiere in January. The idea is pretty simple: Anyone can create a three- to five-minute performance and then sign up to present the piece to the audience— sort of an open mike for actors.
On any given Friday night, you might get a poem about stealing eyeballs in the rain, a dance piece about global warming, a puppet show about violence in the schools, or a moving drama illustrating some important truth, only to be followed by a delightful ditty on a hand saw.
"No shame was created to provide a place where people interested in working in the theater could 'dare to fail,'" Ristau says. "'No Shame' should never be construed to mean 'No Pride,'" he adds.
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Albany nurse offers hospice training
A series of seminars on hospice care, led by Suzanne B. O'Brien, will begin Saturday, June 7.
The hospice nurse's first workshop titled "Doula: a bridge to end of life care" will be 1-4 p.m. at First Lutheran Church, 181 Western Ave., Albany.
O'Brien said she developed the program to educate, support and inspire "community to take care of community" at end of life.
According to O'Brien, "Research shows 9 out of 10 terminally ill people want to be kept at home during their last days.
" The same research shows that the No. 1 fear of the dying patient is becoming a burden to their family."
Additional workshops will be 1-5 p.m. June 28-29 at the Holiday Inn, Wolf Road, Albany.
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Health claim for wine suffers blow
Resveratrol, an antioxidant found in red wine, chocolate and other foods, has gained wide public attention as a cancer and heart disease preventive.
Now, a new study suggests that its reputation may not be deserved.
Most conclusions about resveratrol have been drawn from animal and laboratory studies, with some preliminary evidence that it has anti-inflammatory effects in humans.
For this new study, researchers measured resveratrol levels in a random sample of 783 people older than 65, and followed them for nine years.
The study was published online in JAMA Internal Medicine.
The 268 people who died during the study were more likely to be smokers and physically inactive, and to have higher blood pressure and higher blood indicators of inflammation.
But after adjustment for these and other factors, there was no association of resveratrol levels with markers of inflammation, coronary artery disease, cancer or death by any cause.
The authors acknowledge that an effect might be detected with a larger sample.
When fewer meals are better option
For people with Type 2 diabetes, eating two large meals a day may be better than consuming the same number of calories in six small meals.
Some diabetes experts recommend small meals as a better way to control metabolism; others believe eating three larger meals is better. Some believe it makes little difference one way or the other.
Czech researchers randomly assigned 54 diabetics ages 30 to 70 to a 12-week diet of either two or six meals a day.
Both groups ate the same number of daily calories. Then the groups switched diets for another 12 weeks. The study appears online in Diabetologia.
The differences were not dramatic, but compared with those eating six meals a day, those who ate just breakfast and lunch reduced their weight and waist circumference.
Those eating fewer meals also had improved fasting glucose levels, lower liver fat content and better insulin sensitivity.
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Color runs: a few cool autumn trail runs close to Denver
What's the coolest Colorado thing to do in October? Well, okay, the second coolest thing?
Running amok among the autumn leaves, that's what!
Enough of blossoms and flowers and green leaves and pitter-patter panting down a trail in shorts and t-shirt. Time to don the tights and jacket, suck in some frosty air and go for the gold. Or yellow. Or red. Or brown. Or orange. The high country is a kaleidoscope of color right now and what better way to see it then on a trail run?
How else to feel the crunch of fallen leaves and pine needles underfoot, to enjoy the weird, wild light filtering through leaves and forest, to smell the pungent scent of decay, to hug aspens and be one with the wind and the willows?
Past the prime viewing you say? Not really. Not yet. There's still time. I know. I've been out there ummmm… doing research. And anyway, I prefer my leaf viewing past the prime. Fewer tourists.
I'm not going to list my entire favorite close to Denver places here. That'd be a long list and many of those trails are short: Three Sisters and Elk Meadow Open Space Park near Evergreen; Beaver Ranch near Conifer. Places I'm at all the time. Because I live close by. Would it be worthwhile to drive up from Denver to visit them? Hmmmm. Depends on much your while is worth I guess.


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The world's greatest ground? A photographic centenary celebration of Highbury
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6. Behold the West Stand
Good Friday, 19 April 1935, and Arsenal - well on their way to a third successive league title - are on the attack in an 8-0 win over Middlesbrough. But what's of interest here is the grand structure in the background.
Arsenal wanted to create for London a stadium to equal or surpass the architectural impressiveness of Villa Park, recognised as England's finest ground. The West Stand, opened in 1932 at a cost of £45,000 (equivalent to £2.66m in 2013), was designed by Claude Ferrier and William Binnie.
Ferrier and Binnie were advocates of the modish Art Deco movement. In this respect, fortune treated Arsenal kindly. Not all architectural styles date well, but Art Deco has aged gracefully and become seen as symbolic of a hopeful, forward-looking age before the Second World War. Even when it fell out of fashion, it tied in well with Arsenal's intended image of grandeur and importance.