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Catching the 'Red Eye'

Swedish Music and Dance

Weekend is a family affair

Dear Reader,

It's a Saturday morning in October here in the rolling farm country of southwestern Wisconsin. I'm sitting in the historic 1882 Plum Grove Church, sun streaming through the high-arched windows, while outside pine boughs move in the light breeze. My fiddle and bow rest in my lap, and I am surrounded by 40 Swedish music aficionados, all intent on the tall young man standing before us. His fiddle is under his chin, and when his bow comes down on the strings, the steady pulse and plaintive strain of his tune, the "Red Eye" polska, takes possession of the room. Like many Swedish fiddle tunes, it is not technically difficult or ...

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