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For those of you in the NYC/norther NJ area, on Saturday February 7th at 8:00pm, the Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club Concert Series (www.hurdygurdyfolk.org) at the Fair Lawn Community Center will present a special "co-bill" concert featuring singer-songwriters Antje Duvekot and Ellis (No, not Ellis Paul - read on...).

As President of the Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club I am thrilled that our club is able bring both of these outstanding artists to Bergen County and provide our audience with an affordable opportunity to discover new and exciting acoustic music.  The Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club produces Bergen County's longest running acoustic music concert series, which began in Fair Lawn in 1981.

Antje's appearance at the Hurdy Gurdy will coincide with the release of a new CD - 'The Near Demise of the Highwire Dancer". 

Sharing the stage with Antje Duvekot will be Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter Ellis, a rapidly rising star on the folk music circuit.  Ellis created a "buzz" after being voted "Most Wanted to Return" at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival and was invited to perform on the 2008 pre-festival preview tour of emerging artists.  Since the tour the talented singer, songwriter and guitarist has been invited back to several of the nations top listening rooms including Club Passim, Cafe Lena, and P.A.C.E. as well as a formal showcase at the 2008 Folk Alliance Conference. She has also been asked to open for several established artists such as Patty Larkin, Richard Shindell, Cheryl Wheeler, and Todd Snider.

Ellis started performing the women's festival circuit in 2000, with regular performances at the Michigan Women's Music Festival and headlined the National Women's Music Festival in 2006. She has since made her debut at several folk festivals including the Loyalist City Folk Festival (Canada), the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Telluride Bluegrass Festival, and the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival.

Although she tours nationally more than 130 dates each year, she continues to retain a devoted following in Minneapolis where she was voted Best Musician for five consecutive years and named 2007 Best Musical Artist by readers of the Minnesota Women's Press. She is also a favorite on college campuses, and students nominated her as 2006 Best Female Performer in Campus Activities Magazine.

I will try to find out for you.  I think the background singers are
either Kate Klim or Meg Hutchinson or both. You might try them through
myspace.  Send them a message.  Good luck.

Peace,
Spang


--- In antjeduvekotfans@yahoogroups.com, "RG" <Rongrittz@...> wrote:
>
> Hi . . . I posted this question on the antjeduvekot.net site, but
> either no one knows the answer, or simply no one is responding.  Does
> anyone here know those counter-lyrics that are being sung in the
> background on the chorus of "Helpless Kiss?"
>
> Thanks.
>
> RG
>

Hi . . . I posted this question on the antjeduvekot.net site, but
either no one knows the answer, or simply no one is responding.  Does
anyone here know those counter-lyrics that are being sung in the
background on the chorus of "Helpless Kiss?"

Thanks.

RG

Hey-- I have a crazy idea.

Antje is playing in the MA area again in a couple of weeks.

The Nov. 4th show I can't make -- sadly (ok, NOT so sadly), I have
tickets to see the Decemberists.  BUT she'll be returning again to the
ME And Thee Coffee house in Marblehead.  WHICH I can't see missing...

Anyway.

I'd like to see this flourish as more of a community, rather than just
an information link.  We've already got Antje's official sites, and
her fan website to cover the news, etc.  I'd like this to be more
about the FANS than the artist.  Of course, share stories about her,
talk about her etc.  But, have this be more FUN.  Work out carpools to
shows, maybe organize meeting before shows, gaining "concert buddies",
etc.  Heck-- maybe even plan a meeting to include Antje for dinner or
something!  Who knows where this could go!

Anyway.  My crazy idea:

In the Hey Days of my Antje Fandom, my daughter and I used to put
together little gift baskets, etc. to give her at every show we went
to.  Once we just got her a basket of flowers, another it was a basket
of candies and goodies, and another were homey things for when she was
on the road (mini incense burners, candles, mug with cute stuffed
bear, coffee, tea, etc.).

Would anyone have any interest in maybe pitching in and surprising her
when she comes back to MA again?  Puting together another little
basket o' goodies for her?


--Just a thought...  :-p

-Tania

Hi . . . I know this group's a little light on activity, but I
thought I'd share Antje's setlist from her show here in San Diego
last week when she opened for Ellis Paul.

Dandelion
Christian Boys
Jerusalem
Pearls
Long Way
Famous Blue Raincoat (Leonard Cohen)

I didn't stay very long into Ellis's set, since I'm not a fan of his
and I was really there to see Anjte (my first time!).  I was talking
to a couple of other folks who also said they were there for her, so
that was nice to hear.

"Christian Boys" is a fantastic song.  I'd heard her do it on a WUMB
radio broadcast, and it was really great to hear it again.

Take care,
RG

Hey All!
Since we're all making introductions, I thought I'd pipe up a bit.

I'm Tania-- I've been a big fan of Antje's for coming close to 3 years now.
My daughter has even grown to love her, and at the age of 5 recorded her own
rendition of "Dandelion"...  somehow she finds a way to sing, "and I will always
BEER...  Dandelion..."



This group needs to revamp itself.

There are quite a few Antje Duvekot fan clubs out there.  What can WE provide
you
with that they just aren't yet?

A form of Networking?  Not just news and clips of Antje, but actually form more
of a
community?  Carpools to shows?  Extra-ticket help?  Etc?

Let me know what you think!!



--- pgoodrch2003 <pgoodrch@...> wrote:

> Welcome,
> My my name is Peter Goodrich.  I am just a very good fan of Antje.
>
> Peace,
> Peter
>
>
> --- In antjeduvekotfans@yahoogroups.com, "twenty_things" <rdfesq@...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Checking if this is working.  Who set this up anyway?  What relation
> > are you to Antje?  Thanks!
> >
>
>
>
>
>


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Dear Antje fans,

Antje has a cool video of "Dandelion" performed live at Club Passim on
her myspace website:

http://www.myspace.com/antjeduvekot

Enjoy this "FOURTH OF JULY" song!

Peace,
Peter Goodrich

Dear Antje fans.

I just found out that Antje is playing in the Somerville Art Beat --

JULY 15 ARTBEAT BY DAY
[Rain date: July 16]
Park Stage, Seven Hills Park
12:00PM Antje Duvekot (rising folk star)

She also has a forthcoming WUMB.org  members concert on 1 AUGUST ??? I
think.


Peace~
Spang

CONGRATULATIONS ANTJE,

Just saw you were a Kerrville winner.

Here is the website where I found out the good news thanks to a tip
from

"http://www.myspace.com/mattmorrow" Matt Morrow.

Cheers,
Spang
***
2006 GRASSY HILL KERRVILLE NEW FOLK WINNERS

"http://www.kerrville-music.com/newfolk.htm"

2006 GRASSY
HILL KERRVILLE NEW FOLK WINNERS

Congratulations to the following six New Folk Winners. These
songwriters were among 32 finalists who performed during the 2006
Grassy Hill Kerrville New Folk Concerts on May 27 & 28 (listed
below). New Folk Winners receive a cash honorarium from the Texas
Folk Music Foundation, Vic & Reba Heyman, and the Jim Ross Memorial
Fund. Other prizes were provided by Performing Songwriter Magazine,
Elixir Guitar Strings, Kyser Capos, and Intellitouch tuners from On-
Board Research.

"http://www.antjeduvekot.com"

Antje Duvekot (Somerville MA)

Jud Caswell (Brunswick ME)

Gordy Quist (Austin TX)

KJ Denhart (Ossining NY)

Diana Jones (Nashville TN)

Andrew Smith (Kelowna BC Canada)

Source:

http://www.myspace.com/antjeduvekot

accessed 6 June 2006
Upcoming Shows

Jun 8 2006 8:00P
Makor (Steinhard Building - 35 West 67th St.) New York, NY
Jun 9 2006 8:30P
Skytop Steakhouse Kingston, NY
Jun 11 2006 7:00P
Kiva House Concerts - SOLD OUT Billerica, MA
Jun 16 2006 9:00P
Tin Angel Philadelphia, PA
Jun 17 2006 8:00P
Hillside Cafe Nutley, NJ
Jun 22 2006 9:00P
Johnny D's Somerville, MA
Jun 24 2006 8:00P
Montague Bookmill Montague, MA
Jul 21 2006 7:30P
Tin Angel Philadelphia, PA
Jul 22 2006 3:00P
WXPN All About the Music Festival Camden, NJ
Jul 23 2006 7:00P
Joe's Pub New York, NY
Aug 4 2006 8:00P
Bull Run Restaurant Shirley, MA
Aug 6 2006 3:00P
Newport Folk Festival Newport, RI
Oct 13 2006 9:30P
Canal Street Tavern Dayton, OH
Oct 14 2006 8:00P
The Ark Ann Arbor, MI
Oct 21 2006 7:00P
Club Passim Cambridge, MA
Oct 21 2006 10:00P
Club Passim Cambridge, MA
Nov 3 2006 8:00P
Tupelo Music Hall Londonderry, NH
Nov 4 2006 8:00P
Circle of Friends Coffeehouse Franklin, MA
Nov 17 2006 8:30P
Me & Thee Coffeehouse Marblehead, MA
Dec 1 2006 8:00P
Outpost in the Burbs Montclair, NJ
Dec 2 2006 7:30P
Foxrun House Concerts Sudbury, MA
Feb 3 2007 8:00P
The Joyful Noise Coffeehouse Lexington, MA
Apr 28 2007 8:00P
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Dear Antje fans,

Apologies for not cleaning up the site.  I will delete all the porn
and ban the senders.

Here are some updated contacts --

1) Antje's official site

http://www.antjeduvekot.com

***
2) Listing of Antje's latest gig, 6 photos, and 4 songs for download--
  Dandelion, Pearls, Long Long Way, Sex Bandaid

http://www.myspace.com/antjeduvekot

***
3)Antje fansite!

http://www.antjeduvekot.net

From: "reynog" <gillian.reynolds@...>
********

Spang

Hello Antje fans!
My name is Gillian and a couple weeks ago, I started an Antje fansite.

The address is: http://www.antjeduvekot.net

I am a huge Antje fan! Myself and a few friends have started what I
think is a great site. Please stop by and check it out, and join the
discussion forums!

Hope to see you all around soon!
Gillian

http://www2.townonline.com/byfield/artsLifestyle/view.bg?articleid=111476


Indie Music Festival for World Peace Lineup
By J.C. Lockwood
Friday, October 22, 2004

Aaron Perrino, perhaps best known for "Dear Leader," his latest project,
which was nominated for three Boston Music Awards, or Sheila Devine, the
band that could-have, should-have made it. His is still the voice of
dissent, with songs like "A Billion Served" and "Raging Red" combining
cultural criticism and, darn it, catchy, melodies.


Boris McCutcheon had been collecting the pieces of his musical mosaic long
before he picked up a guitar 15 years ago. He's an organic farmer and an
irrigation designer. He writes songs with organic, gritty beauty, but
they're not precious. He doesn't like precious. He depicts the natural
world, walls built by human hands, and emotions, and characters cloaked in
sadness with piercing imagery.


Mieka Pauley, who won the prestigious Rocky Mountain Folk Festival
songwriting showcase, has a voice that ranges from haunting, delicate
beauty to an explosion of shattering, soaring soul. Her roots are the
blues, classic soul and R&B, rock, and folk, and the result is a sound that
blends and transcends these genres into a personal brand of pop music
that's uniquely her own.


Noam Weinstein began playing guitar at the age of 8 and performing at
venues such as Club Passim as a teenager. In 1999 he headed for New York
and became involved in the Greenwich Village songwriter's exchange led by
Jack Hardy. He has released three albums of original material in the past
three years.


Antje Duvekot. She has been described as a cross between Tracy Chapman, Ani
di Franco and Shawn Colvin. Her songs are stunning paintings of color and
shade and always generate the heat and light that real art should. In an
unpoetic and in-your-face world, she is lyrical and subtle.


Tiger Saw. Local favorites, this band has it all: Lush, beautiful
harmonies; crisp, fresh lyrics with real emotional weight; little hard-won
truths. The sound on "gimme sweetness/gimme danger," the band's latest
release on Kimchee Records, is a little more aggressive, at least within
the context of the band, but remains true to the concept: Beautiful
male/female harmonies, wailing distant guitars and heartfelt, poetic lyrics
about heartache and disappointment.


JR Gallagher, the Tiger Saw guitarist, heads up his new project, called the
Divorced, which includes fellow TS alum Matt Kulick and Jason Anderson.


Dan Blakeslee is a musician and visual artist from Portsmouth, N.H. He
writes and arranges all original compositions, and designs and illustrates
his album covers and flyers. His signature artwork is as easily recognized
as his voice: cool, energetic imaginative.


Jason Anderson. His music? Sometimes acoustic, sometimes electric. Folky,
but catchy. Sometimes funny, sometimes sad. Always honest. Often
triumphant. There is an emphasis on passionate live performance. And
connecting. And feeling awesome.


Sam Rosen, up-and-coming songwriter, talented lyricist and arranger.

      The concert runs Oct. 30, 5-10 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 31 Green
St., Newburyport. Tickets are $12 for adults, or $7 for students and
seniors, and can be purchased at www.thecampfire.org or at the door. For
information, call Mark Rosen executive director of the Campfire, at
978-764-4364 or e-mail mark@....

Congratulations to Antje Duvekot!!!!

MOVA Arts Festival Announces Songwriter Winners

Best of Show - Antje Duvekot from Brooklyn, N.Y. She received $1,500 and
eight hours of recording time at Straight Up Sound in Nashville, Tenn.

Acoustic Alternative
First Place - Antje Duvekot, Brooklyn, N.Y.

The Songwriters' Guild of America awarded a spot in its performance night
at the Bluebird Café in Nashville to Antje Duvekot.

Peace,
Spang
***


http://huntsville.about.com/b/a/113613.htm

MOVA Arts Festival Announces Songwriter Winners
Huntsville Blog

  From Jean Brandau,
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September 20, 2004
MOVA Arts Festival Announces Songwriter Winners
GUNTERSVILLE –Songwriters from across the globe descended upon Guntersville
for the annual songwriters' competition Sept. 17 - 19. Making it to the
finals performed before all the judges were several Huntsville and Madison
residesnt. All finalists received certificates and will be automatically
considered for Mountain Valley Arts Council's Lakeside Summer Concerts
bookings. Winners included the following songwriters.

From Alabama: Thomas Magnus, Arab; Chuck Puckett, Decatur; Charles
Cantrell, Gadsden; Marie Henderson, Geraldine; Gary Liederbach,
Guntersville; Matt Morrow, Guntersville; Darren Camp, Huntsville; Donny
Grace, Huntsville; Peggy Medley, Huntsville; Aaron Helton, Madison; Mark
Stephen Warren, Madison; Terry Goldsby, New Market; Susan Manning, Ragland;
Don Henderson, Toney; Debbie Bond, Tuscaloosa; and Leon Venerable; Woodville.

From out of state and international: Bryan Clark, Los Angeles, Calif.; Sue
Schnitzer, Boulder, Colo.; Lauren Kingsley Reed, Kennesaw, Ga.; Jim
Juergens, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China; Ron Fields, Overland Park, Kan.;
Fred Atkins, Bastrop, La.; Hart Steen, Olla, La.; Chris Turner,
Torremolinos, Malaga, Spain; Brian O'Neil, Grass Lake, Mich.; Cynthia
Abbate, Ocean Springs, Miss.; Antje Duvekot, Brooklyn, N.Y.: Rod Webber, N
Massapequa, N.Y.; Jason Heald, Roseburg, Ore.; Edward Brown, Dunlap, Tenn.;
Andy Crefeld, Hermitage, Tenn.; Greg Mitchell, Fayetteville, Tenn.; Ellen
Olhsson, Nashville, Tenn.; Angela McKinney, Pulaski, Tenn.; Marilyn Rucker,
Austin, Texas.

Here are the winners:

Best of Show - Antje Duvekot from Brooklyn, N.Y. She received $1,500 and
eight hours of recording time at Straight Up Sound in Nashville, Tenn.

MOVAriety:
First Place - Marilyn Rucker, Austin, Texas
Second Place - Jason Heald, Roseburg, Oregon
Third Place - Sue Schnitzer, Boulder, Colorado
People's Choice - Sue Schnitzer

Jazz, Blues, Instrumental
First Place - Marilyn Rucker, Austin, Texas
Second Place - Jason Heald, Roseburg, Oregon
Third Place - Debbie Bond, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
People's Choice - Louis Beeler, Huntersville, N.C.

Folk, Bluegrass sponsored by The Fret Shop in Huntsville
First Place - Edward Brown, Dunlap, Tennessee
Second Place - Aaron Helton, Madison, Alabama
Third Place - Angela McKinney, Pulaski, Tennessee People's Choice - Aaron
Helton

Inspirational, Spiritual, Gospel
First and Second Place - Peggy Medley, Huntsville, Alabama
Third Place - Marie Henderson, Geraldine, Alabama
People's Choice - Carolyn Jackson, Vicksburg, Mississippi

Acoustic Alternative
First Place - Antje Duvekot, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Second Place - Matt Morrow, Guntersville, Alabama
Third Place - Bryan Clark, Los Angeles, California
People's Choice - Matt Morrow

Rock, Soft Rock sponsored by Fun 92.7
First Place - Ellen Olhsson, Nashville, Tennessee
Second Place - Andy Crefeld, Hermitage, Tennessee
Third Place - Chris Turner, Spain
People's Choice - Andy Crefeld and Darren Camp (tie)

Country sponsored by Robbins Music Center in Huntsville
First and Third Place - Greg Mitchell, Fayetteville, Tennessee
Second Place - Terry Goldsby, New Market, Alabama
People's Choice - Jonathan Rosenblum, Huntsville, Alabama

Lyrics Only
First and Second Place - Susan Manning, Ragland, Alabama
Third Place - Marie Henderson, Geraldine, Alabama

First place winners received $300, second place $200 and third place $100.
Judges' honorable mentions were also given to Charles Cantrell and Fred
Atkins. Organizations also gave awards. The Panoply Arts Festival in
Huntsville awarded two performances to Edward Brown and Matt Morrow. The
Songwriters' Guild of America awarded a spot in its performance night at
the Bluebird Café in Nashville to Antje Duvekot. The Songwriters' Guild
also awarded a runner up position to Ellen Olhsson for the performance
night at the Bluebird Café.

Dot Moore of Guntersville received the 2004 Bill Bates Award for her
contributions to the arts in Alabama. Moore is the founder of the Whole
Backstage. Jamie Sledge, chairman of the Alabama State Council on the Arts,
presented the award. Johnny Brewer, president of the Whole Backstage Board,
presented her with a scrapbook containing letters from past cast members,
students, and theater patrons.

The MOVA Arts Festival is presented by the Mountain Valley Arts Council
with financial support from the Alabama State Council on the Arts, National
Endowment for the Arts, Kappler, City of Guntersville, Covenant Cove,
Hampton Inn, and many more businesses and individuals. Judges for 2004 were
Gordy Collins, Kim Copeland, Brian Evans, Russell Gulley, Casey Kelly,
Janet McLaughlin, Jim Parker, Susan Tucker and Pat Upton.

Benefit Concert for "A Woman's Place" featuring the music of Antje Duvekot and
Miranda Stone

Friday, October 8, 2004 at 7:00pm (doors open at 6:30)
Held at the New Britain Baptist Church in New Britain, PA  (near Doylestown,
about an
hour away from Philly)

Come join our pajama party to benefit "A Woman's Place," a local battered women
and
children's shelter. Wear comfy pjs if you'd like, come on out and relax and
enjoy some
awesome music. And of course, you get the joy of helping out a great place!

Tix: $10/adv. or $15/door BUT if you bring either a new pillow or a new set of
twin
sheets for the shelter you get in for $7/adv or $10/door

call Shannon at 215-345-1535 for tix/directions/more info (this is the church's
number, so just ask for Shannon)

www.antjeduvekot.com
www.mirandastone.com

http://p210.ezboard.com/fantjeduvekotdiscussionfrm2

Dear Antje fans,

ANTJE'S "PEARLS" TAKES 5TH PRIZE OUT OF 800 ENTRANTS IN THE MOUNTAIN STAGE
NEW SONG FESTIVAL!

http://www.newsongfestival.com/contest/

Mountain Stage WV

The top five songs were --

1. Freddy Bradburn and Chelsea Richardson won the Grand Prize in the 2004
Mountain Stage NewSong Performing Songwriter contest for their tune
"Cartoonland," which also won Best Song in the contest.

Vikki Genfan of Fairview, N.J., took 2nd place with "Eleanor." Carmella
Scott of Los Angeles, placed 3rd with "Ole Country Girl." Amy Fairchild of
Wakefield, Mass., took 4th with "Mr. Heart." And Antje Duvekot of Brooklyn,
N.Y., came
in 5th with "Pearls."

The show will be broadcast on Mountain Stage the first or second week of
October.

Congratulations to Antje!

Peace,
Spang
*****
Here is the full Mountain Stage press release--

GRAND PRIZE WINNERS of 2004 MOUNTAIN STAGE NEWSONG CONTEST ANNOUNCED

Charles Town, WV_ Co-writers Freddy Bradburn and Chelsea Richardson won the
Grand Prize in the 2004 Mountain Stage NewSong Performing Songwriter
contest for their tune "Cartoonland," which also won Best Song in the
contest. "I am speechless. We never expected to win and it is a great
honor. I am proud of Chelsea - we had no idea where our collaborations
would go," said Bradburn.

Winners of the contest, sponsored by Performing Songwriter magazine, were
announced Saturday, Aug. 21, on the main stage of the NewSong Festival,
held on the grounds of the historic Claymont Court estate, near Charles
Town, West
Virginia, from Aug. 20 to 22. More than 800 performing songwriters entered
the contest from around the country and from several foreign countries.

Vikki Genfan of Fairview, N.J., took 2nd place with "Eleanor." Carmella
Scott of Los Angeles, placed 3rd with "Ole Country Girl." Amy Fairchild of
Wakefield, Mass., took 4th with "Mr. Heart." And Antje Duvekot of Brooklyn,
N.Y., came
in 5th with "Pearls."

"There was an enormous pool of talent in our contest this year," said
Mountain Stage NewSong Festival Director Gar Ragland. "The NewSong contest
has proven highly effective in identifying talented, emerging artists from
an array of
genres."

The finals of this year's contest were judged by such notables as Billy
Zero, host of XM Satellite Radio's "Unsigned" program; Larry Groce, host of
the Mountain Stage program; Chris Sampson and Chris Tetzeli of ATO Records;
producer
Ben Wisch; ASCAP Membership Representative Dan Keen; and NewSong headline
acts Susan Werner and Darrell Scott.

Keen described "Cartoonland" as emotionally stunning. "The song starts with
a little girl watching TV.  In the 2nd verse, her parents are fighting in
the next room and the song takes a serious and gripping turn. They captured
the detachment a child would have to embrace to survive parents violently
fighting. It was very chilling to me."

Darrell Scott, a multiple-Grammy nominated songwriter for performers who
range from the Dixie Chicks to Keb' Mo, said the presentation added to its
power.

"The song was well written from the point of view of a child. By having a
young girl perform the song was killer juxtaposition. The song would not be
the same sung by an adult.  The song became more believable."

Bradburn is a music educator in Marion, N.C., and Richardson is an 8th
grade student. Richardson is a long-time guitar and piano student of
Bradburn, and helps him with school programs on storytelling and song
creation. They met
when she was in 4th grade during a school program on songwriting.  They
entered the winning tune in the NewSong Contest just to see what would
happen, said Bradburn. "If we won, we could be on Mountain Stage-- as if
that could actually happen, ha-ha."

It did happen. They won $500 and an appearance on a festival-ending
performance of "Mountain Stage." They performed "Cartoonland" at the show
on August 22
at Shepherd University in Shepherdstown, West Virginia, sharing the stage
with headline acts Junior Brown, the
Darol Anger Fiddle Ensemble, and performing songwriters Lisa Loeb, Ellis
Paul and Devon Sproule.

Now in its 21st year, "Mountain Stage" is heard on more than 200 radio and
TVstations worldwide and soon will be broadcast on XM Satellite Radio. The
Mountain Stage NewSong show will be broadcast on radio in the first or second
week of October.

For more details on this year's NewSong Festival, the date of the NewSong
broadcast and other festival and contest news, visit www.newsongfestival.com.

###

--- PETER SPANG GOODRICH <pgoodrch@...> wrote:

> Dear Antje fans,
>
> Antje will appear the night of Friday 3 September at 12:30am (so it's
> actually Saturday morning) at the world famous Club Passim, 47 Palmer
> Street, Harvard Square, Cambridge MA.
>
> She will appear with Ana Egge, Rachael Davis, and Britta Wolfrum
>
> http://www.passimcenter.org/campfire/
>
> Check the campfire out.  It's a great value.
>
> To get on the Passim mailing list.
>
> http://www.passimcenter.org/mailinglist/
>
> Tickets on line or (most likely) at the door.
> $12 for one day; $20 for the whole weekend.
> Buy online up to 24 hours before the show. Reservations: (617) 492-7679 til
> 3pm day of show.


Tickets for these shows at Passim sell out pretty quickly; I would get mine
online
ahead of time, if possible.  I almost didn't get into the last show!  Or,
rather, my
daughter almost couldn't get in...  but since she's so small, and too cute to
resist, they let her in anyway :-p

=====
Tania Arruda   "The truth would be worthless if no one ever lied, so we carry
our shame in the interest of pride; as the sun burns a child learns the tide
churns the World turns..."  -- Antje Duvekot, "Merry-Go-Round  
www.antjeduvekot.com











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Dear Antje fans,

Antje will appear the night of Friday 3 September at 12:30am (so it's
actually Saturday morning) at the world famous Club Passim, 47 Palmer
Street, Harvard Square, Cambridge MA.

She will appear with Ana Egge, Rachael Davis, and Britta Wolfrum

http://www.passimcenter.org/campfire/

Check the campfire out.  It's a great value.

To get on the Passim mailing list.

http://www.passimcenter.org/mailinglist/

Tickets on line or (most likely) at the door.
$12 for one day; $20 for the whole weekend.
Buy online up to 24 hours before the show. Reservations: (617) 492-7679 til
3pm day of show.

Dear Antje fans,

I have also set up a second discussion site for Antje Duvekot.

I had sent out a wrong URL.  This should work.

http://p210.ezboard.com/fantjeduvekotdiscussionfrm2

If it doesn't, try

http://p210.ezboard.com/bantjeduvekotdiscussion

and click on GENERAL DISCUSSION.

I hope this changes all your :( to -->   :)  !

Peace,
Spang
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At 10:37 PM 8/17/04 -0000, you wrote:
>    --- In antjeduvekotfans@yahoogroups.com, PETER SPANG GOODRICH
><> wrote:
>>"",
>>
>>  I am just a fan who hopes a brilliant artist
> has a
>> thriving career.
>>
>> In addition to the official site
>>
>> http://www.antjeduvekot.com
>>
>> You might also like the
>>
>> Antje Duvekot Discussion site at
>>
>> http://p210.ezboard.com/bantjeduvekotdiscussion
>>
>> Peace,
>> Spang
>
>  Do you have any
>    makes me sad, and
>   :(
>
>
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Not sure of who's on this list, but...  I'll introduce myself anyway :)
My name's Tania; I live in Fall River, MA.  And yes, I'm a fan of Antje
Duvekot's!
(this would probably be more appropriately used as a sort of AA meeting, in my
case!)
"I've been listening to Antje for...  10 months now!! *sob*sob* and I'm not
ashamed
to admit it!!

Oh!  And I want to thank "Mr. Spang" for setting these up!!  I forgot all about
yahoo! groups!
  I've been trying to get a "Fanclub" website going that I can afford to keep up!
Hopefully, it'll have all kinds of cool stuffs on it, like pictures I took at
shows,
show updates, links to here, etc. :-p

While I'm here...  anyone planning on going to any of the upcoming shows?  I'm
going
to the PA Folk Festival...  would be nice if others are going so that I'd "know"
someone else there...  :-p


Well, that's all I've got for now.  Well, no, it's not.  But I don't have the
heart
to subject you to anymore...  :)

Hey-- someone should get the Star Herself on this list!!  :-p


Amor e Paz,

Namaste,

  Tania

=====
Tania Arruda   "The truth would be worthless if no one ever lied, so we carry
our shame in the interest of pride; as the sun burns a child learns the tide
churns the World turns..."  -- Antje Duvekot, "Merry-Go-Round  
www.antjeduvekot.com











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SUMMARY
Wed 18 Aug 2004 Bryn Mawr PA
21 August NewSong festival site at Claymont Court WV
6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 22 possible finalist at Shepherd College in
Shepherdstown, WV
23 Aug 2004 NYC
Saturday 28 Aug 12:00 - 1:00 : Road Songs Philadelphia
Sunday 29 Aug 1:00 - 2:00 : Local Heros Philadelphia
Sep 24.  Chadds Ford; PA
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Wed 18 Aug 2004 Bryn Mawr PA
appearing with Lizanne Knott and Jonathan Beedle at
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21 August performance  NewSong festival site at Claymont Court WV

possible 22 August performance starting 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 22 at
Shepherd College in Shepherdstown, West Virginia

Mountain Stage

NewSong Advance Round Semi-Finalists Announced!

1. Advance Round Semi-Finalists Announced

We received a remarkable bunch of songs in the Advance Round of the
2004 NewSong Performing Songwriter Contest. Our thanks to songwriters
across the country and world who entered this round of the contest.
There is a whole lot of great, original talent out there and it has
been a treat to hear it. Our judges were hard-pressed to narrow this
list down from so many excellent songs in so many different genres.

We encourage songwriters not on the semi-finals list below to try
again in the Live Round on the contest stage at the Mountain Stage
NewSong Festival, Aug. 20 to 22. Beyond the contest, there will be
ample opportunities to be heard by other artists and industry reps,
to share your tunes in jams and song circles, and to experience
inspiring performances and workshops led by more than 20 of the
country's finest performing songwriters on multiple stages.

The following performing songwriters round out the list of 20 Advance
Round semi-finalists (20 more semi-finalists will be picked in the
Live Round-- see details below). The last five on the list are the
previously announced 'First Five' Advance Round semi-finalists.

01. Bryan Clark, 'Pupil Pen,' Los Angeles, CA
02. Kevin Pakulis, 'Land of Plenty,' Tuscon, AZ
03. Leni Stern, 'Ice Cold Water,' New York, NY
04. Bobby Sweet, 'Come on Andy,' Becket, MA
05. Liz Queler, 'Little Man,' New York, NY
06. Jonathan Carroll, 'On the Front Porch,' Leesburg, VA
07. Grace Potter, 'Deliverance Road,' Waitsfield, VT
08. James Nihan, 'Flying,' Lyles, TN
09. Mick Kinney, 'Breakfast with You,' Decatur, GA
10. Stanley Swiniarski, 'Bud,' Dracut, MA
11. Catherine Feeny, 'I Come Home,' Glendale, CA
12. Antje Duvekot, 'Anna,' Brooklyn, NY
13. Amy Fairchild, 'Mr. Heart,' Wakefield, MA
14. David Goldman, 'God Came, God Saw,' Croton on Hudson, NY
15. Carmella Scott, 'Ole Country Girl,' Palmdale, CA
-------------------
16. Jim Bizer, 'We Are All Connected,' Franklin, Michigan
17. Freddy Bradburn, 'Cartoonland,' Marion, North Carolina
18. Cary Cooper, 'Cinderella,' Garland, Texas
19. Chuck E. Costa, 'Able,' Guilford, Connecticut
20. Diana Jones, 'Fever Moon,' Nashville, Tennessee

Congratulations and thanks to all who entered!

We will choose 20 more semi-finalists from the Live Round. Along with
the other 20 semi-finalists from the Advance Round, these 40 semi-
finalists will compete on Saturday, Aug. 21 in the sem-finals round
and be narrowed to 10 finalists. We will choose 6 top finalists
(including the grand-prize winner) from a Finals round on the main
festival stage later that day.
The 1st Place Grand-prize Winner in the NewSong Contest wins $500 and
earns a spot performing their winning tune on "Mountain Stage," the
live performance music program heard on more than 200 radio and TV
stations worldwide.

This year's Mountain Stage at NewSong show takes place starting 6
p.m. Sunday, Aug. 22 at Shepherd College in Shepherdstown, West
Virginia, about 20 minutes from the NewSong festival site at Claymont
Court. A lineup of national and international stars appearing on the
show will be announced soon!

If you need more help on any contest matter, e-mail contest
coordinators, Tom and Libby, at contest@....
6: ------Why Come to the NewSong Festival?

One final, and very important note: Whatever happens in the contest.
the real mission of the NewSong Festival is to bring performing
songwriters and the people who love this kind of music, together in a
communal, supportive setting. As a serious performing songwriter, we
encourage you to come to NewSong, share your music whether or not you
are chosen in the contest and take part in a career-enhancing weekend.

There will be ample opportunities across the grounds to play your
tunes: in the campgrounds, at the Blue Cardinal Café, at our 'Sign Up
and Sing' stage opportunities. The lineup of NewSong Workshops, led
by our main stage performers and included free with the price of your
weekend pass, will advance your skills as a songwriter and performer.
Plus, with so many songwriters of all levels walking the grounds, you
will also make all sorts of connections that can help inspire you,
advance your career and get your music out to wider audience. Not a
few bands -- and lasting creative friendships-- have resulted from
hook-ups and songs shared at NewSong.

Good luck! Be sure you subscribe to the festival e-mail newsletter
for contest updates. Send an e-mail to: NewSongFestival-
subscribe@...


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Design & Development by Riparius Productions.

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Reply to: [email]cblue456@...[/email]

Date: 2004-08-02, 1:19PM EDT

Dan Herman, host of Radio Crystal Blue, a weekly Internet radio
program that spotlights outstanding indie and upcoming talent, hosts
this evening of music.

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C-Note is regarded as the 'best-sounding small venue in NYC'.
157 Avenue C @ E 10th St NYC
212 677 8142
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Subway: F to 2nd Ave, L to 1st Ave. Bus: M14, M8, M21.
This is a no cover event, one drink minimum.

In conjunction with New Century Productions
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www.newcenturyproductions.com[/link]
  and the HOWL Festival
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  .... This 8/23 showcase spotlights a great collection of songwriters
in a purely acoustic show.

. . .
10:30-Antje Duvekot 23 August

[link=www.antjeduvekot.com newwindow]www.antjeduvekot.com[/link]

  Antje has been described as a unique combo of Tracy Chapman, Ani
diFranco and Shawn Colvin. She is an award-winning songwriter, with a
voice & performance that is purely disarming!

***
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Philadelphia Folk  Festival Program
   Antje Duvekot

[link=www.antjeduvekot.com newwindow]www.antjeduvekot.com[/link]

  Performer Schedule:
Saturday 28 Aug 12:00 - 1:00 : Road Songs
Sunday 29 Aug 1:00 - 2:00 : Local Heros


Directions to the Philadelphia Folk Festival
From Central Philadelphia:
Schuylkill Expressway (I-76) west to exit 26-B (Rt. 202 S). Follow
signs to Rt. 422 West, take Rt. 422 West to Rt. 29 North exit. Rt. 29
North to Schwenksville. Follow Festival signs.
Alternative: Take Schuylkill Expressway (I-76) to the Blue Route
(476) North to the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
Take NE Extension to the first exit, Exit 31, Lansdale. After toll
(50 cents) take Rte. 63 west 5 miles and follow the Festival signs.
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From Northern Philadelphia:
Rt. 73 West (Church Road) to Schwenksville; then follow the Festival
signs.
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From New York and Northeast:
New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 6, Pennsylvania Turnpike; take to
Northeast Extension (toward Allentown), first exit (Lansdale, Exit
31); turn right to Rt. 63 west 5 miles and follow the Festival signs.
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From Baltimore and the South:
I-95 North through Wilmington to Rt. 202 North. Rt. 202 North to Rt.
422 West to Rt. 29 North exit, then Rt. 29 North to Schwenksville.
Follow Festival signs.
Alternative: Take I-95 North to I-476 to Northeast Extension of PA
Turnpike. Get off at Exit 31, Lansdale, turn right to take Rt. 63
west 5 miles and follow the Festival signs.
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From West via the Pennsylvania Turnpike:
East to Northeast Extension (476N) to Exit 31, Lansdale. Turn right
on Rt. 63 west 5 miles and follow the Festival signs

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Sep 24. Delaware County PA
Cabaret Merlot
Smithbridge Cellars Winery, 159 Beaver Valley Rd, Chadds Ford; PA
610-558-4703.

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$12; $10 advance. 7 p.m.

Antje Duvekot 9/24.
***

Dear "twenty_things",

I set up the site.  I am just a fan who hopes a brilliant artist has a
thriving career.

In addition to the official site

http://www.antjeduvekot.com

You might also like the

Antje Duvekot Discussion site at

http://p210.ezboard.com/bantjeduvekotdiscussion

Peace,
Spang

Checking if this is working.  Who set this up anyway?  What relation
are you to Antje?  Thanks!