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Photo b\ Ross Chappie Trapezoid, from left: Martha Sandefer, Paul Reisler, Bob Read, Cheryl Hurwitz.
Trapezoid plays
RCES benefit
The internationally acclaimed music group Trapezoid will be appearing in concert at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16 at Rappahannock High School.
Trapezoid is based in rural Rappahannock County, but their travels over the past 17 years have taken them as far away as Japan and to 46 states in the U.S.
According to Trapezoid founder Paul Reisler, “We always try to make our concerts at home into special events. We’ll have several surprise guests perform a few songs with us for this concert and we'll have the world premiere of several of my new songs. We have such a great time playing at home that we love to try out some new things and bring back some old friends to Dlavwithus.”
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