 Darren Arsenault - playing banjo for one of the penguin songs |
 Eugene Cormier - we can't tell you how he made his wonderful guitar sound like a very expensive ukulele! |
 Jamie Gatti's bass playing on Donna's Aire was the icing on the cake AND the very best foundation |
 Donnie at his recording console - patience and talent in the same person! |
 Oriana Duinker and Benjamin Taylor added so much with their French horn parts |
 Nathan Taylor, Nell and Oriana Duinker, Emma and Abbey Duinker, Jenna Richards "The Relative Minors" |
 Nathan, Ori and Jenna "between takes" |
 Jamie Robinson waiting for some corrections to his part. The third time we have had the pleasure of working with this fine musician. |
 Jamie Gatti playing double duty switching to electric bass for Call of the Ocean |
 Our CD release concert at Hebbville, January 2004. One of our favourite places to perform! Assisting us were Jenna Richards and Emma Duinker on vocals |
 Donna, Jenna, Andy and Darren Arsenault at the CD release concert in Hebbville, January 2004. |
 Abbey dancing |
 Andy making a chicken |
 ...my cat ate the computer mouse!... |
 Donna doing the penguin line dance with young audience volunteers |
 Donna and Andy taking a rest from spinning a tune. |
 We'll play the tunes. You sing along and dance! |
 Donna & Andy at the ECMAs 2004 |
 Teacher from Bible Hill Central Elementary |
Musicians for Ship of Dreams
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 Bold & Brave Brilliant, Bass buddy Bruce Jacobs |  Bruce Dixon, a man with a bass for all occasions |  Gordon Stobbe worked his magic and did not sink with the Teazer! |
 Jamie Robinson who can (and did!) play every chord known to human kind |
 John Scott with whom we share the sentiment "There can never be too much cello!" |
 Cheryl Reid O'Hagen, a Harp obviously is not always the term used in reference to the harmonica. |
 Don Chapman a patient man as well as a great sound engineer and drummer |
Historical Photos
 All's well that ends well, so they say |
 Slowest and the longest line we've ever been in! |
 Lots of kids keep us young (or old - depending on the day, the kid & parent...) |
 Crazy gazing gazebo guys |
Usually we do play
nicely together except
when there is chocolate
at stake
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