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Yvon Labbé
Crossland Hall, Univerity of Maine
Orono, ME 04469-5719

Email:
labbe@maine.edu
Phone:
207-581-FROG

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Boréal Tordu's Hometown: Nordica Auditorium, UMaine Farmington
Boréal Tordu's Email:

Boréal TorduWHEN: Sunday, October 9, 2pm
WHERE: Nordica Auditorium, UMaine Farmington
WHAT: Acadians Helping Cajuns Benefit Concert

WHO:

Boréal Tordu
Founded by members Rob Sylvain and Steve Muise, Boréal Trodu is a blend of
traditional Northeast French-American styles and original material that
defines a whole new paradigm of Franco-Maineiac music.

Douce
Having moved to Maine last year to build fiddles and stay cool, Louisiana\\\'s
prodigal son, Matthew Doucet continues his family¹s musical tradition by
fronting Portland¹s newest and truest Cajun band, Douce.

Ti\\\' Acadie
Ti¹ Acadie enjoys exploring the link between Northern (French) Acadian
music and Southern Cajun music They play Quebecois, Cajun, New England,
and old-timey dance tunes, and sing in 3-part harmony.

Jimmyjo & the Jumbolayahs
Maine\\\'s first Cajun dance band featuring Jim Joseph on button accordians,
fiddle percussion and vocals.

Muise et Muise
Father and son, having played together since Steve was just un \\\'tit bit,
deliver fiddle and guitar numbers from Old Acadie and New England.

Frigate
Traditional and Americana music with Irish, Scots, and French roots for all
occasions on land and sea. Glen Loper (mando, banjo), Steve Muise (fiddle,
guitar), and Fred White (guitar, percussion). A whole shipload of fun with a
wicked-good pulse for dancing.

WHY: To assist Gulf Coast refugees through Red Cross and Project HEAL-
The Acadiana Arts Council recently announced the creation of Project HEAL to
assist artists impacted by Hurricane Katrina. Project HEAL (Helping Employ
Artists Locally) offers displaced artists employment opportunities in local
communities. Artists working in a wide range of disciplines including dance,
design arts, folk life, literature, media, music, theatre and visual arts
are now being recruited for programs designed in partnership with local arts
organizations and venues. Seamlessly integrating artists impacted by
Hurricane Katrina into existing Acadiana Arts Council programs will quickly
and directly assist those artists in immediate need of financial assistance.
For more info seee http://www.acadianaartscouncil.org/


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Listed below are some samples of performances by Boréal Tordu:

     

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