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Crossing The Stream (By Trillium), Doug Lofstrom, Mim Eichmann, Ed Hall, Jonathan De Souza Dec 2008

Crossing The Stream (By Trillium), Doug Lofstrom, Mim Eichmann, Ed Hall, Jonathan De Souza

Doug Lofstrom

Music performed by Trillium, released on Little Miracles Music from Downers Grove, Illinois in 2009. Trillium consists of: Mim Eichmann, hammered dulcimer, vocals, percussion - tambourine; Ed Hall, guitar, banjo, vocals; Jonathan De Souza, violin, mandolin, bodhran, whistle, viola, vocals; Doug Lofstrom, bass, vocals.

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The Moody Leprechaun (By Trillium), Doug Lofstrom, Mim Eichmann, Ed Hall, Paul Russell Dec 2006

The Moody Leprechaun (By Trillium), Doug Lofstrom, Mim Eichmann, Ed Hall, Paul Russell

Doug Lofstrom

Music performed by Trillium, released on Little Miracles Music from Downers Grove, Illinois in 2007. Trillium consists of: Mim Eichmann, hammered dulcimer & vocals; Ed Hall, guitar, banjo, background vocals; Doug Lofstrom, bass, keyboard; Paul Russell, fiddle & mandolin.

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Over The Waterfall, Doug Lofstrom, Mim Eichmann, Ed Hall, Paul Russell Dec 2005

Over The Waterfall, Doug Lofstrom, Mim Eichmann, Ed Hall, Paul Russell

Doug Lofstrom

Music performed by Trillium, released on Little Miracles Music from Downers Grove, Illinois in 2006. Trillium consists of: Mim Eichmann, hammered dulcimer & vocals; Ed Hall, guitar, banjo, background vocals; Doug Lofstrom, bass, keyboard; Paul Russell, fiddle & mandolin.

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The Mandolin In Minnesota: An Illustrated History, Amy M. Shaw Nov 1999

The Mandolin In Minnesota: An Illustrated History, Amy M. Shaw

Amy M. Shaw

This lecture chronicled the heyday of the mandolin in Minnesota and was accompanied by a plethora of mandolin-related iconography and photographs unearthed from local museums, libraries, and private collections.

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