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As I Am - Kate Amrine
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Yaygara - Jinhee Han
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Cassiopeia - Ariel Marx
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Trumpet Songs: Breaking
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"Mountain Mama Dream"
The night comes slowly
as I walk the back woods and gather compost for my garden
The sky lights up with vivid colors I lay back on the grass
to see the sky show. . . and then,
eat my dinner, read the Green Tab, slowly drink blackberry wine and become one with my inner nature
my dream does a wild hillbilly dance with sweet touch and pure emotions I do not awake easily
-Paula Finck, 1981
"What makes a city girl move to the middle of nowhere?" (excerpt)
Plant me in a forest of poplars
next to butterfly weeds
down a dirt road to a meadow where the sun sprinkles its laughter
-Paula Finck, 2012
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Elegy- Jessica Rudman
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Kate Amrine New York, New York
Kate Amrine is a passionate trumpet player balancing a career developing new repertoire and freelancing with many different groups in the New York City area. She recently released her debut album “As I Am” featuring new music for trumpet by women composers. Kate also frequently performs on Broadway and in other regional musical theater productions both in and outside of the NYC area. ... more
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