JUST HARMONY, an inspiring folk singing group, will stir your soul ... and remind you that each one of us has the power to change the world. Their music draws from many cultures, but is rooted in the folk revival of the 1960's and the American Jewish folk movement. Songs include new arrangements of familiar songs as well as newer and original compositions. The group -- Rick Calvert and Amy, Steve, Sarah, and Rebecca Eppler-Epstein -- use guitar, keyboard, banjo, flute, quena, and a wide assortment of rhythm instruments to drive their music. Their intricate harmony and musical arrangements alternately excite, intrigue, and soothe, and audiences are often drawn into singing along with the group. But JUST HARMONY's mission goes beyond the songs: their music is ultimately a conversation with their audiences, a discussion of what remains broken in our world and how to approach the work of repair with joy and energy. Share an evening with JUST HARMONY – and rediscover the link between music and life!

For bookings, contact Steve & Amy Eppler-Epstein (203) 457-9650 Rick Calvert (860) 669-1743

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Recent and Upcoming Performances:

• Join JUST HARMONY at the First Night celebrations in Northampton, Massachusetts ! We’ll be playing two sets -- one from 4:00 - 4:45 and the other 5:00 - 5:45 p.m., ending just in time (and at a perfect location) for the 6:15 p.m. fireworks! (We'll be playing at Lyman Hall at First Churches - the same location as in previous years.)

  For a full schedule of First Night events and details of where and how to purchase First Night admission buttons, visit http://www.gazettenet.com/firstnight/.

  Hope to see you and sing with you to welcome in 2008!
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• Sunday, September 9 - Hope Out Loud peace festival, Bushnell Park, Hartford, Connecticut (around 2:30) (info at www.hopeoutload.org)  
• Sunday, November 4 - NOMAD Festival at Wilbur Cross High School in New Haven, Connecticut @ 3:00 (info at www.nomadfest.org)

Click here for some thoughts on moving from music to action !