Saturday March 11 2023, 8:00 AM
@ Zoom
Attendees: @Steve Eulberg
@ Zoom
Attendees: @Steve Eulberg
This day will feature: (all times posted on the website are in CST)
1. (6) hour-long Workshops by respected 4-Equidistant String dulcimer players
2. An Opening Forum to meet our Instructors hosted by Ashley Ernst of Dulcimer Players News.
3. Participant Interaction / Open Mic / Conversation / Optional Breakout Rooms
4. A Closing Concert by the instructors.
5. Archive videos of the day's workshops and events.
Registration has Closed but Tickets are Available for the Faculty Concert
The Dulcimer community is fortunate to be supportive of each other! We've had to make a substitution because of Bradley Ellis' illness. We wish him health and healing and welcome Rob Brereton who will step in!
Bradley Ellis, also a National Champion, is the final instructor for this one-day festival. Watch him play with Erin Mae Lewis here
Another one of our instructors, Leo Kretzner, uses his 4-Equidistant String set up to play this jig with a descending bass line! Watch here .
When I first started listening to the clip you posted by Grant Olson I though I had the playback speed set to 1.5. No! He really is that fast! And he's playing on a dulcimer made of styrofoam! Too cool!
When I first started listening to the clip you posted by Grant Olson I though I had the playback speed set to 1.5. No! He really is that fast! And he's playing on a dulcimer made of styrofoam! Too cool!
Sue Carpenter, National Mountain Dulcimer Champion, is another one of our faculty. Here she is playing her arrangement of Oh Susannah in 4-Equidistant String Style.
Grant Olson, National Mountain Dulcimer Champion, is one of our faculty. Here he is playing Mole in the Ground , in 4-Equidistant String style, on his hand-crafted styrofoam dulcimer.
Aubrey Atwater, another of our faculty, is playing at the QuaranTUNE Dulcimer Festival here
One of our faculty, Thomasina Levy, plays a 4- Equidistant String arrangement of her song Legacies and Heirlooms here