Friday, June 29, 2018

Episode 396 - "Battle Ground"

 


From the 2018 Indiana Fiddlers Gathering in Battle Ground, Indiana, Bing explores the site of the Battle of Tippecanoe and takes in the sights and sounds of the festival before performing “Tecumseh’s Homecoming”, a new song written at the festival, on mountain dulcimer and Native American flute.

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Tuesday, June 26, 2018

Episode 395 - "Coshocton, Baby!"

 


From The 2018 Coshocton Dulcimer Days festival in Coshocton, Ohio, an aerial tour of Roscoe Village, some jams and classroom instruction and a concert performance by Joe Collins.

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Friday, June 15, 2018

Episode 394 - “Traditions In Morris”

 


Here’s a quick look around the Gebhard Woods Dulcimer and Traditional Music Festival featuring Don Pedi, Hugo Kringle (aka Mike Anderson) and a performance by Sarah Morgan of Jean Ritchie’s “West Virginia Mine Disaster” on mountain dulcimer.

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Friday, June 08, 2018

Please Excuse Our Dust: We're Looking For A New Server Home

After over 20 years, Finch Interactive has ceased hosting of business servers, which means Dulcimerica is currently in the process of relocating the media files to a new server. This page will remain here at Dulcimerica.com, unchanged. However, the process of updating each post with the new server information will take some time.

The most recent episodes will be transferred first, with the remaining episodes following suit.  With over ten years of entries, you can imagine that this will take some time and you may occasionally encounter a broken link.  We suggest that you view Dulcimerica on YouTube if you have any difficulties with watching the videos through this site.

Thanks for your patience and understanding as we embark on this lengthy project!

Episode 393 - “Wisconsin Wild”

 


The 10th Annual Southern Wisconsin Dulcimer Festival in Janesville, Wisconsin featured Bing Futch, Stephen Seifert and Rick Thum teaching and performing. In this episode, catch Seifert solo and the trio travels to Cafe Carpe in Fort Atkinson and puts on a wild show, including this un-rehearsed take on Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” featuring hammered dulcimer and mountain dulcimer.

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Episode 392 - “2018 Florida Folk Festival”

 


A jam-packed episode from the 2018 Florida Folk Festival in White Springs, Florida featuring Bing jamming with blues legend Willie Green on the main stage!

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Episode 391 - “Lee County Gathering Pt. 3”

 


Part 3 from the 2018 Lee County Gathering in Loachapoka, Alabama. To conclude this series of episodes, Bing Futch performs his original blues song “That’s What You Done To Me” on mountain dulcimer.

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Episode 390 - “Lee County Gathering Pt. 2”

 


Part 2 in a series from the 2018 Lee County Gathering in Loachapoka, Alabama. Next up, some workshops and a jam in session, plus performances by Dottie and Danny Shepherd and Cheri and Jim Miller.

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Episode 389 - “Lee County Gathering Pt. 1”

 


Part 1 in a series from The 2018 Lee County Gathering in Loachapoka, Alabama. First up – downtown Loachapoka, Pioneer Park, high school jazz band music and Anne Lough performing “Coleman’s March.”

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