Scottish Fiddler and Storyteller Arlene Leitch at the Ann Arbor Public Library, July 1986
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Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1986
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Fiddle, Fables and Fun - Arlene Leitch, a Scottish-born and raised fiddler, singer and storyteller, entertains a group of children and their parents at a Fiddle, Fable and Fun program at the Ann Arbor Public Library. The kids, left, enjoy a big laugh as Leitch, a resident of Ann Arbor, plays the musical version of a story she told about a man, his pig and potato patch and the noise the pig made while eating potatoes out of the garden. Amy Kimball, 6, below, listens attentively while Leitch, below left (this photo), delves into a story. Leitch has performed in folk festivals throughout the world and teaches fiddle at the Elderly Instruments School of Music in Lansing. News Photos - Jim Jagdfed
Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1986
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Fiddle, Fables and Fun - Arlene Leitch, a Scottish-born and raised fiddler, singer and storyteller, entertains a group of children and their parents at a Fiddle, Fable and Fun program at the Ann Arbor Public Library. The kids, left, enjoy a big laugh as Leitch, a resident of Ann Arbor, plays the musical version of a story she told about a man, his pig and potato patch and the noise the pig made while eating potatoes out of the garden. Amy Kimball, 6, below, listens attentively while Leitch, below left (this photo), delves into a story. Leitch has performed in folk festivals throughout the world and teaches fiddle at the Elderly Instruments School of Music in Lansing. News Photos - Jim Jagdfed
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1986
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July
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