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Meet The Musicians

Stroll the gardens of the tour and enjoy the wide selection of musicians who have volunteered to perform for you! 

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Brad Mills

Brad Mills has been Director of Music at St. Paul’s United Church since 1979.  He was a high school music teacher for thirty years, and has been involved in the local choral, band and musical theatre scene for many years.

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Keilia Duo

Steve & Ruthanne Fryer play many instruments and sing in a wide variety of styles of music, from classical to Broadway, folk to jazz. 

Email:  kealiastudios@gmail.com

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Jane Dugdale

As a member of CFUW’s piano interest group, and as ‘Ms. D,’ retired long-time kindergarten and piano teacher, I am happy to volunteer musically on this annual fundraising tour.
I’ll be playing light-hearted pieces chosen for a summery garden mood!

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Minor Variance

A jazz quartet of vocals, guitar, electric piano and double bass.

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Jack Surch

I am delighted to donate my time in my small way to the Perth community and look forward to further opportunities in the future.

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Cam Gray

Music is my unconditional friend.

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Chris Cook

Chris Cook sings and plays guitar, bass, and other assorted instruments. He performs solo, and with bands

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Pam Newton

Pam has been playing at musical events in Perth for over 40 years. She has been the accompanist for the Women of the Tay choir since its inception . Today combines her twin  passions - gardens and gardening  and piano playing. 

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Joel LeBlanc

Joel LeBlanc loves to sing and has been playing folk music his whole life. He enjoys playing Canadian songs and loves when people sing along!

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Grace Armstrong

Music has always played an integral part in Grace’s life, starting piano lessons at five, singing, playing the organ in church, then studying Music at University of Western Ontario to become a Music Teacher. Harp was always a far-off wish until, at 50 that
dream became a reality when Grace discovered a Celtic Harp Teacher in Carleton Place. Mostly accompanying herself when she sings, Grace plays the harp for therapy, enjoyment and
relaxation. We hope you enjoy the ethereal sounds of the Celtic Harp.

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