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Dulci-More Festival 22
Memorial Day Weekend
Updates for Dulci-More Festival
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Most information is current for Dulci-More Festival 22
Some Dulci-More Festival 21 pdf links are left in place to give an idea of how the festival runs and will gradually be updated as information is available
Everything should currently be complete for Dulci-More Festival 22
Evening Concerts for Dulci-More Festival 22: Mark Dvorak, Rachel Eddy, David & Annette Lindsey, Sarah Morgan, Sam Rizzetta, Wendy Songe, with Dulci-More for Short Opening Sets Each Evening and Bill Schilling as Performing Emcee
Mini-Concert for Dulci-More
Festival 22: Todd
Crowley's Musical Petting Zoo, Mountain Marge Diamond, Janet Harriman of Dually Noted, The Hired Hands, Bill Locke, Brett Ridgeway,
Festival Vendors for Dulci:More Festival 22 (not all confirmed): Alice Whitehill (Stitches & Strings); Bonnie Lutz; David's Dulcimers, Lynn McLeish; Mary Thompson; Prussia Valley Dulcimers Acoustic Music Shop; Thistledew Acres; Timbre Hill Dulcimers; unkle john; Waynie Psaltery; Winsome Expressions
The information about the artists is available with pictures of the artists at this link.
Dulci-More Festival 22 Workshop Descriptions will be available as a linked page.
Link to DMF 22 Online Registration Page
(Online registration page will be taken offline around on Wednesday, May 25 to allow final preregistration information to be coordinated by the registrar)
Program subject to change if needed.
Most recent updates will be mentioned here: Mini-Program pdf and Full Brochure pdf added, workshop grid and mini-concert schedule updated, vendor list updated. First updates for DMF 22 made including performers
If you would like to print out flyers or brochures, it is probably easiest to do them with the links here, however they do require that you have a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader. Free downloads are available from www.Adobe.com if you need one.
Note: for best results in printing the brochures and the program, on the print screen in Adobe Reader, change Page Scaling to Booklet Printing, and the proper formatting for the pages should be applied.
Most are up to date. The full festival program will be updated soon for Dulci-More Festival 22.
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Schedule for Dulci-More Festival 22
(Schedule subject to change as needed)
Evening Concerts & Mini-Concerts Indoors in the Camp Dining Hall
Workshops & Other Activities Outdoors or Indoors (or Under Cover) Depending on Weather
All Workshops Go Ahead as Scheduled Under Cover in Case of Inclement Weather
Lawn Chairs Are Suggested for Comfortable Seating at Workshops
Friday Evening,
Dulci-More Festival 22
Mini-Concerts, Special Events, & Evening Concerts
Dining Hall Main Stage for Most Activities
Coverdish Dinner (Open to All)
Evening Concerts
Rachel Eddy
Sam Rizzetta
9:30 PM on
Song Circle, Jamming, Campfire
Dulci-More Festival 22
Mini-Concerts, Special Events, & Evening Concerts
Dining Hall Main Stage for Most Activities
8:00 AM on
Breakfast Time
Workshop Cluster 1
Workshop Cluster 2
Lunch Time
Mini-Concert – Gary & Toni Sager
– Janet Harriman
Mini-Concert – Bill Locke
Mini-Concert – Bill Schilling
Workshop Cluster 3
Ability Level Jamming Workshops
Name That Old-Time (or Other) Tune Contest
Dinner Time
Open Stage/Clubs Open Stage
Mini-Concert – Brett Ridgeway
Mini-Concert – Stringed Fantasy
Evening Concerts
Sarah Morgan
Mark Dvorak
9:30 PM on
Song Circle, Jamming, Campfire
Dulci-More Festival 22
Mini-Concerts, Special Events, & Evening Concerts
Dining Hall Main Stage for Most Activities
8:00 on
Breakfast Time
Hymn/Gospel/Spiritual Sing
Workshop Cluster 4
Lunch Time
Mini-Concert – Alice & Earl Whitehill
Mini-Concert – Todd Crowley
Mini-Concert – Marge Diamond
Mini-Concert – John Whitacre
Workshop Cluster 5
Workshop Cluster 6
Worship Service at
Dinner Time
Open Stage/Clubs Open Stage
Mini-Concert – The Hired Hands
Mini-Concert – Linda Sigismondi
Evening Concerts
David & Annette Lindsey
Wendy Songe
9:30 PM on
Song Circle, Jamming, Campfire
Final Pack-up & Clean-up
Tentative Workshop Schedule for Festival 22
(Finally) Posted n
Get Dulci-More Festival 22 Workshop Grid in Adobe PDF Format
If your screen resolution makes it hard to read this chart, use the Adobe PDF Link if you have Adobe Acrobat Reader.
For the first time, Dulci-More Festival 21 Workshop Descriptions are available as a linked page.
The workshop descriptions are also available (as usual) in the pdf of the full program.
Hosted by
Dulci-More: Folk & Traditional Musicians
Festival Pricing for Dulci-More Festival 22
All Children in Family
(With Responsible Adult)
Friday Evening Concert
$2 Total
Saturday Daytime (Workshops & Mini-Concerts)
$2 Total
Saturday Evening Concert
$2 Total
Saturday All Day (Includes Evening Concert)
$2 Total
Sunday Daytime (Workshops & Mini-Concerts)
$2 Total
Sunday Evening Concert
$2 Total
Sunday All Day (Includes Evening Concert)
$2 Total
Full Weekend (Includes All Activities & Concerts)
$5 Total
Preregistered Full Weekend
$5 Total
Camping Pricing for Dulci-More Festival 22
Children's Rate
Per Child
Preregistered Camping per Person per Night
On-Site Registration Camping/Person/Night
Pre-registered Group Rates Available; Contact Bill for Details
Children Welcome (Note the Rates Above – Just $5 Covers All the Children in a Family for the Full Weekend whether There Are Two or Four or More)
An Online Registration Page using PayPal to accept your PayPal or Credit Card payments is available at www.dulcimore.org/onlinedmfregpage.htm. It has been updated for DMF 22 and will be taken offline around on Wednesday, May 25 to allow final preregistration information to be coordinated by the registrar. Make sure to let Bill Schilling know if you have any trouble with it or any suggestions for making it work better for us.
Alternately, Send Registrations with Checks Made Payable to: Dulci-More
Dulci-More, c/o Bill Schilling, 984 Homewood Avenue, Salem, OH 44460-3816
Please include your Name, Address, and Phone Number
Number in Party (Indicate All Children with Responsible Adult if Applicable)
Nights of Camping (if Desired)
Special Needs
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Food & Meals Available at the Festival at Reasonable Rates
Link to Dulci-More Festival 22 Menu Page (Subject to Change if Needed)
Instrument & Music Vendors at the Festival
In Keeping with BSA Policy, No Alcohol Is Permitted at the Festival
Festival Location
BSA Camp McKinley, 37748 Furnace Rd., Lisbon, OH
From center of Lisbon, OH (intersection of 30 & 45), follow 30 west (Lincoln Way), turn right (north) just before bridge at edge of town, follow Logtown Rd. (St. Jacob's Logtown Rd.), turn left on Furnace Rd., cross bridge to festival. Follow McKinley Scout Camp or Folk Festival signs.
Map to BSA Camp McKinley
The activities listed here show the purposes for the festival, as with the club, are for people to jam (from the workshops to campfires, song circles, jams, and hymn sing), to learn (workshops), to listen (concerts and mini-concerts), and to perform (open stages of two types). We run a children's workshop area for kids of all ages during all workshop clusters.
This is our twentieth year at beautiful and historic BSA Camp McKinley. The great indoor and covered facilities have let us enjoy all scheduled events despite continuous and heavy rain during a day of Festival 3 and other questionable weather.
Workshops at the festival are run in beginner, advanced beginner, intermediate, advanced, and general levels for many song styles and many instruments. Some instruments are available for loan so that anyone can get in on the fun and learning.
Pre-registered group discounts are available. Inquire about them before the festival.
Children are always welcome with responsible adults.
On-site Camping is primitive, meaning that there are no hook-ups available. Bunk spaces in Zaplata Cabin at camping rates are available until all are taken (no facilities in cabin, but an outhouse is close). Rest rooms and showers are available at the camp.
Campers wanting hook-ups should make their own reservations at another campsite.
The Number for Lock 30 Campground outside Lisbon is 330-424-9197.
Non-campers may want to make reservations at a local motel.
In Lisbon are: Frola at 330-424-3590, Days Inn of Lisbon (Was Lisbon Inn) at 330-420-0111 or 800-329-7466 (1-800-DAYSINN), and Trail's End at 330-424-7593.
Several others may also be found nearby.
Other motels in the area other than in Lisbon (and we don't really know anything about these places)
A new Holiday Inn Express,
(Opened just after Dulci-More Festival 21)
Barnett's Motel, 31257 State Route 62 (Salem-Alliance Road), Salem, OH 44460, 330-337-8758, www.barnettsmotel.com, about 15 miles northwest of the festival
Colonial Motel, 15036 State Route 62 (Salem-Alliance Road), Salem, OH 44460, 330-537-3133, about 15 miles northwest of the festival
Das Dutch Village Inn, 150 East State Route 14, Columbiana, OH 44408, 330-482-5050, email@example.com, about 15 miles northeast of the festival
Comfort Inn, 15860 Saint Clair Avenue, East Liverpool, OH 43920, (330) 386-3800, www.comfortinn.com, about 15 miles southeast of the festival
East Liverpool Motor Lodge, 2340 Dresden Avenue, East Liverpool, OH 43920, (330) 386-5858, www.elmotorlodge.com, about 16 miles southeast of the festival
Sturgis House, 122 West 5th Street, East Liverpool, OH 43920, (330) 382-0194, www.sturgishouse.com, about 18 miles southeast of the festival
Others can be found 20-25 miles
northeast of the festival site in North Lima, Canfield, or Boardman or 25 miles
northwest in
(Some Presenters Will Only Be at the Festival One Day As Indicated in the Schedule)
Concert, Mini-Concert, & Workshop Presenters
This information about the artists is available with pictures of the artists at this link.
Mark Dvorak is a modern day troubadour who has never stopped performing, writing, and recording. He has been called "a folk singer's folk singer" with an "encyclopedic knowledge of traditional songs." His song writing has been called "wondrous" and "profound."
1981, Mark has performed in nearly all the
His concerts are a mix of the familiar and the new, traditional folk, and standards from the American songbook. He plays authentic country blues guitar and picks great old-time banjo. Mark enjoys involving his audiences in sing-along songs, just like The Weavers used to do, and he mixes in his own well-crafted and often poignant originals.
Mark has a refreshing, down-to-earth stage presence, and is a very engaging performer. He likes to joke around with the folks who attend his shows and throughout the program he'll interject personal anecdotes and add a touch of history or social context.
roots are in
continues to be an integral member of the faculty at
Since 1986, thousands of music students have passed through his classes. He has helped many a beginner get through their first chords and strums, and has hosted a catalogue of master classes and workshops on a range of subjects from old time banjo picking to the legacy of the great Lead Belly, to just about every other topic related to the study of the American folk song.
Mark was with us for Dulci-More Festival 8, and we are very pleased finally to have him back again.
Eddy was born and raised in rural WV near
has taught fiddle, banjo and guitar at the
She has four full length albums : The Morgantown Rounders (2006), Hand on the Plow (2008 solo), Chilly Winds (2010 duo with Kristian Herner), and Nothin' But Corn (2014 solo). Rachel's most recent news is that she's teaching Appalachian music and dance at West Virginia University, and has just picked up by the University's record label, Mon Hills Records. Look for a new Rachel Eddy solo album out by spring 2016!
is now living in the
and Annette love to travel throughout the
Lindsey first discovered the hammer dulcimer in June of 1978 while vacationing
David's wife, Annette, became interested in the mountain dulcimer when visiting
While playing in those early days, audience members began to ask where they could purchase a hammer dulcimer, and join the growing community of players for themselves. Once they learned that David had built his own dulcimer, he was asked to make dulcimers for them, and David's Dulcimers was born.
Many of our festival attendees will know them from several recent years at Coshocton Dulcimer Days. This is their first Dulci-More Festival.
music of Sarah Morgan embodies her respect and joy of folk music and her
creative approach to arranging. Backing traditional Appalachian melodies and
haunting old time tunes with fresh harmonies and a progressive drive, she lends
a new feel to seemingly "old" tunes, while accompanying pure and
heartfelt vocals with the unpretentious sound of the Appalachian dulcimer.
Sarah Morgan started her musical journey at 7 years old and has
fallen in love with traditional and folk music through the years. A native of
This is Sarah's first Dulci-More Festival.
the years Sam Rizzetta's performances, recordings,
and craftsmanship have introduced many people to both
hammer dulcimer and fretted or "Appalachian" mountain dulcimer, and his joyful
and versatile music leave good feelings wherever he plays. Sam's playing has been heard at numerous festivals as well as at the
National Cathedral, the
the tone of Sam's dulcimers combine with his heartfelt
and ornamented playing style for music that has been called "resonantly sensual
magic." Reviewers say his music defies attempts at categorization. A Rizzetta concert may blend classical, folk, gospel, new
age, oldtime tunes, ragtime, original music, and
other surprises. Of his performance, the National Dulcimer Symposium Journal
says, "Sam Rizzetta was just plain awe inspiring! We
were privileged to be watching a master player in peak form." Frets Magazine
wrote, "He builds instruments of awesome power and puts them to good use."
"Probably the best dulcimer I've heard," says
In 1975 Sam created the influential group Trapezoid as a hammer dulcimer quartet, and they made some highly acclaimed, landmark recordings. Since 1978 Sam has performed solo, made 13 solo recordings, and written four books of original music for dulcimer.
Sam has
designed and handcrafted musical instruments since childhood, and his dulcimers have long been prized by musicians. Rizzetta dulcimers have been exhibited at
the Smithsonian Institution and the National Folk Festival and featured in Fine
Woodworking Magazine. Starting in 1974, Sam taught for many years at the
Sam has been nominated for a National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage Fellowship for lifetime achievement in the arts.
Classically trained in piano from the age of five, Wendy's firm foundation in music has paved her way to a myriad of other instruments, including guitar, ukulele, mountain dulcimer, djembe, bodhran, celtic whistle, and more. Her songwriting, poetry, vocal, and instrumental proficiency have earned her multiple state, regional, and national awards. Wendy continues to promote music education, teaching private, group, and online lessons to students of every age and experience level.
self-proclaimed musical gypsy, Wendy Songe tours
extensively, sharing her music with audiences and students everywhere. Her
music has been featured on radio, television, and at
some of the finest music festivals in the
Wendy Songe has just completed production on her newest CD
release ~ TEST DRIVE ~
produced by Bing Futch. This newest addition to her
musical collection is available
Bill Schilling is a high-energy folk-style singer and multi-instrumentalist who believes that this type of music should be inclusive. He is the founder and leader of Dulci-More and the Dulci-More Festival and a member of many other groups, which share or support the music. At Dulci-More Festivals, he has performed solo and as Bill Schilling with Carol Ellis; Bill Schilling, Linda Sigismondi, and Marge Diamond; Bill Schilling & Folks; Threes Co.; Whistler's Lane; and presented his Schilling's Slides, Songs, & Stories program. Bill has put together the music that Dulci-More uses and has it available in several volumes and formats: Dulci-More Public Domain Songbooks -- Volumes 1, 2, 3, Christmas Volume (all with numbers for lap dulcimer melody strings as well as music, chords, and lyrics), Autoharp Volume (with melody chord numbers in place of the dulcimer numbers), General Volume (with DAA Numbers) which is the full size version of the four smaller volumes plus much more material, Lyrics with Chords for those who prefer not to have the written music, but want to play along, and Lyrics Only for those who just want to sing along. The full size version is over 300 pages with over 300 songs. Bill has released a CD, Songs from Canal Days, with Linda Sigismondi and continues to threaten to release more recordings upon the world. Since 2005 with Dulci-More members Marcy and Dale Tudor, he has been the Music Coordinator and a regular instructor for Folk Music at Weatherbury Farm, the Tudor's award winning farm vacation bed and breakfast in Avella, PA. Bill has also been an instructor at John C. Campbell Folk School.
Dulci-More: Folk & Traditional Musicians is a club that started in January 1993, at the First United Methodist Church of Salem. The purposes of the club are to have fun with folk-style music and to share that music with others. The club meets at 7:00 pm on the first Tuesday and Third Tuesday (note: it was the third Wednesday until January, 2000) of each month just off the sanctuary in the Unity Classroom of the First United Methodist Church of Salem, 244 South Broadway, Salem, OH 44460. All levels of acoustic instrumentalists and singers are always welcome at the meetings to jam, to learn, to listen, or to perform. Call ahead if you are coming from far away since performances or special meetings may be scheduled a few times a year on regular meeting nights. Since October of 2014, Dulci-More also has DUH! Dulci-More Ukulele Hangout. DUH! meets on the second Tuesday at and the fourth Tuesday at at the First United Methodist Church of Salem. Playing all styles of ukes, they sing along on a wide variety of songs and styles. They also welcome all levels of players and singers, and they have loaner ukes available at meetings.
I, Marge Diamond began playing dulcimer twenty-eight years ago. Without any musical background, but with tons of enthusiasm, I passed through the beginner stage. Progress was slow and quite painful at times, but persistence began to pay off. By attending dulcimer workshops when ever possible and hanging out with other musicians I began to pick up some technique, learned to keep a fairly good beat, and began making a few fiddle tunes my own.
Learning to play was an amazing thing for me, but then there are the fantastic people I have met along with the tunes. I just would never have believed that adults could come together to share music and have so much fun. There is nothing to compare. For twenty-seven years I have been doing this, and it still feels new and fresh. I am still learning. There is love shared with the learning of the music.
Currently Marge plays with The Oberlin Dulcimer Group and Dulci-More. Marge has performed and taught Dulcimer workshops since 1987. She has been on hand teaching and performing at all of the Dulci-More festivals, at most of the Fort New Salem Festivals, at several of the Kent State Folk Festivals, and has been on hand for some of the COFF festivals. Since retirement in 2003 Marge has been pursuing her love of making art. With her business, Winsome Expressions, she makes airbrushed music themed shirts, "Ultimate Totes", and other items for sale. Marge has one recording, Beyond Cabbage. which has occasionally been available on CD.
Todd Crowley's Musical Petting Zoo
more than a decade, Todd Crowley's Musical Petting Zoo has been involved in the
folk and bluegrass festival circuit in the
Crowley is a member of the Folk Alliance International. Todd's Musical Petting
Zoo has also appeared at the Folk Alliance Conference on several occasions in
being a touring exhibit during the festival season, Todd's Musical Petting Zoo
is also a community center and resource for promoting folk music and teaching.
It resides at
Representing the musical alphabet from accordion to zither, Todd's Musical Petting Zoo is a fully interactive, hands-on activity. Not only are festival-goers invited to examine the instruments, they are encouraged to touch, play, and share what they discover. All ages are welcome—from a child learning how to hold a fiddle for the first time to the old gentleman remembering Irish button accordion tunes.
The Zoo offers the usual instruments like the guitar, banjo, ukulele, mandolin, and fiddle. But there are also a host of other folk instruments such as the kantele, cuatro, bouzouki, and dobro. Dulcimers, autoharps, and odd musical gizmos like saws and limberjacks also abound along with drums from five continents. And too many wind and percussive instruments to name.
This spirit of discovery is the inspiration of the zookeeper —Todd Crowley is a patient, caring man with a true love for folk music. "My belief about folk music is that it isn't just music to listen to from a seat in the audience. Folk music is about making music of our own—on all levels—and then passing it on to the next generation."
instruments have a common
Todd and his Musical Petting Zoo have been with us for Dulci-More Festivals 15 and 19 previously.
Janet Harriman is a Dulci-More member who moved from
Janet has always loved music, and began her journey into its beauty and intricacies as a young child, as there was always music around her in the home. Sixth grade found her beginning flute in school, and from that she taught herself to play piano. High school and college furthered her skills. Since that time she has played piano for church singing, choirs, solos, and small groups. She has participated in community bands and orchestras, as well as small folk music groups. She has taught music in schools, and learned to play many instruments. It was in 2002 that she first heard the Hammered Dulcimer, and it was "Love at First Hammer!"
She currently writes and arranges
music, as well as performs it, and teaches music, piano and other instrument
lessons, music theory classes, and workshops at festivals. She has written a
book of hymn arrangements for Hammered Dulcimer, as well as a book of original
tunes. Her most intense endeavor has been writing a book on Music Theory for
Hammered Dulcimer players. She also completed a book of Christmas tune
arrangements, titled Sparkle. She currently plays
in "Striking Strings" out of the
The Hired Hands are a very local group for our festival (living about a mile from the festival site) and have attended some workshops at the festival in the past as well as a couple of Dulci-More meetings over the years. Their preference is for Scottish music (with some Irish and other Celtic music mixed in). Dulci-More Festival 15 was the first time that some of the group members gave workshops at a festival, and they were back for Dulci-More Festival 16, 17, 18 (featured in an evening concert that year), 19, 20, and 21. They also played for the Dulci-More Concert series in December of 2012. They are returning for Dulci-More Festival 22. These sisters from the Miller family include:
Allison Miller began her musical career at age three with Suzuki piano lessons under the tutelage of Carol Wunderle and although she continued to play piano for the next thirteen years, she picked up the harp at age fourteen and began to explore the traditional music scene. She attended workshops at the Ohio Scottish Arts School and, after completing an undergraduate degree in biology, had the opportunity to pursue post-graduate studies in Clarsarch (Scottish small harp) and Scot's Song at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow, Scotland. Allison taught with the Comhaltas coinin Erin group in Scotland, has taught both privately and publicly in America, and has appeared in concert in Scotland, Canada, and at multiple venues in the States. She and Sairey play as a duo, "The Hired Hands,' and they released their first CD, Something, in the spring of 2009. She has her Doctorate in Physical Therapy and hopes to bring both good tunes and ergonomic playing techniques to the field. She has competed extensively and has been awarded the title of National Scottish Harp Champion of America after winning the 2012 National Scottish Harp Competition.
Sairey Miller has studied the Suzuki piano method under Mary Louise Foster for ten years, and discovered her love of traditional music when she began to play harp at age eight. She has taken workshops at the Ohio Scottish Arts School, at the 2007 Edinburgh International Harp Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland, and has had the privilege of studying under such diverse musicians as Sue Richards, Ann Heymann, and Sharon Knowles of the US, Wendy Steward, Catriona McKay, and William Jackson of Scotland, and Robin Huw Bowen of Wales. She has completed two Bachelor's Degrees in Biology and Philosophy and is currently pursuing Graduate School as a Physician Assistant. Sairey was awarded the title of National Scottish Harp Champion of America after winning the 2008 National Scottish Harp Competition.
Laura Miller has studied the Suzuki piano method under Mary Louis Foster since age six, and picked up the violin at age 10. She attended the Ohio Scottish Arts School and was duly converted to the realm of traditional music -- she now plays only Scottish, Irish, Quebecois, and Welsh fiddle tunes. Since 2005, she has studied under fiddle masters Andre Brunet of Quebec, Anna Wendy Stevenson and Mike Vass of Scotland, and Ed Pearlman of Maine, and she has competed at the Ohio Scottish Games, the Ligonier Highland Games in Pennsylvania, and also at the 2010 National Fiddle Competition in Virginia. She is currently playing with small folk groups and enjoying the college music scene where she is studying Liberal Arts at Wyoming Catholic College in Lander, Wyoming.
Micah Miller has studied the Suzuki piano method under Mary Louis Foster for the past nine years and picked up the Anglo concertina in 2005. With the concertina she is mainly self-taught, learning tunes by listening to CDs and playing with her sisters. In addition, however, she has had the chance to take workshops with brilliant concertina players such as Grainne Hambly, Caroline Keene, and Frank Edgley. The lighthearted tone of her concertina may be heard on several tracks on the family CD and she often joins her sisters onstage. She plays many local gigs and sessions, most recently being involved in a musical recording project for Christendom College in Front Royal, VA, where she is currently studying.
Maggie Miller began playing the piano at age 6 and found her niche in the traditional music scene when she picked up the tin whistle two years ago. She enjoys performing with the family band and has attended tin whistle workshops at the Celtic Roots Festival in Goderich, Ontario. Depending upon the tune, Maggie will pull out a multitude of smaller penny whistles, the Irish low whistle, piano, or percussion...so listen out for some amazing diversity of tones during the program!
Since they are coming from their current locations all around the country, we may not know how many of them will be with us until shortly before the festival.
Bill Locke
For over fifty years Bill Locke has been entertaining audiences with his music which includes old-time dulcimer, guitar, and banjo, as well as ragtime guitar and spirituals. Bill grew up in the New England area and played in several clubs around Boston, New Hampshire, and Maine. Bill joined the United States Navy and served for 26 years. He then moved to the Pittsburgh area resuming his music and performing in South Western PA and in Wheeling WV. Recently Bill is most readily found at old-time and dulcimer festivals. He has played the open stage at Dulci-More for five years (once with his wife, Judy). Bill has a distinctive banjo style learned from people of West Virginia and others that have learned from them. Dulci-More Festival 21 was his first time giving a mini-concert and leading workshops for us, and he is back again.
Brett Ridgeway's philosophy is that "anyone can make music, regardless of age, musical ability or knowledge!" Brett teaches several workshops throughout the tri-state area and is a full-time musician/instructor. He currently teaches hammered dulcimer, mountain dulcimer, bluegrass banjo, clawhammer banjo, beginner acoustic guitar and mandolin. He currently has a lesson series available on YouTube and also teaches lessons via Skype and FaceTime. He has been a featured teacher and performer at the Roscoe Village "Dulcimer Days Festival" in Coshocton, Ohio and was one of the founders of the revamped "Coshocton Dulcimer Festival". He is a third year teacher at the Pocono Dulcimer Winterfest in Stroudsburg, PA and an advanced instructor at the Buckeye Dulcimer Festival in Ashley, Ohio. He will be teaching this fall at the Nutmeg Dulcimer Festival in Milford, Connecticut. He has also hosted several self-sponsored workshops. His most recent in Tampa, Florida with 37 attendees, one participant drove all the way from Texas for the three-hour workshop! Known from online teaching, one student drove from Miami, Florida to one of his workshops held in south-western Pennsylvania. Brett tours promoting traditional American music as "Homestead Creek". He has released a total of nine recordings; of which five are currently available. Additionally, an original composition written and performed by Brett Ridgeway is featured in the soundtrack of "The Path of the Wind", a 2010 movie which features Wilford Brimley. Brett was with us for Dulci-More Festival 21 and is back again.
Gary & Toni Sager are
from Waverly, Ohio. They performed and did workshops for us at Dulci-More Festivals 12-21, as well as vending with Prussia
Valley Dulcimers Acoustic Music Shop and are back again to do all of those
things for Dulci-More Festival 22. Gary became
interested in the Mountain Dulcimer in 1991 after seeing David Schnaufer's "Fischer's Hornpipe" video on
Toni has been playing the autoharp for about ten years, after getting an Oscar Schmidt as a Christmas present. She had seen a lady playing one at the Fraley Mountain Music Festival at Carter Caves State Resort in Ky. and fell in love with the instrument. Toni mostly plays chord style as she plays along with husband Gary, who plays the mountain dulcimer. She has taught beginner workshops at several regional festivals. She really enjoys getting folks started on the autoharp. Toni and Gary have done occasional performances at several dulcimer festivals. Their recently released recording of instrumentals, Rats in the Fence Corner, features them with appearances by Doug Felt and Stephen Seifert.
Linda Sigismondi is a mountain dulcimer player and folksinger from Gallipolis and director of the Fort New Salem Dulcimer Festival. Her music includes traditional Appalachian tunes, traditional and contemporary folk music, and some original compositions that feature environmental themes. She has five mountain dulcimer books: Appalachian Ballads & Songs, Songs from Canal Days, Christmas Songs, Celtic Tunes, and Old Time and Fiddle Tunes. Linda has released a recording, Songs from Canal Days, with Bill Schilling and has companion recordings for her other books. She also plays guitar, Native American flute, Kratz zither, and MacArthur harp. Linda has taught workshops and performed at many folk music festivals in West Virginia, Ohio, and New York. Linda has played at Fort New Salem, West Virginia, for the Harvest and Christmas Festivals for many years. She is a Dulci-More member, attending a few activities a year even though she lives in Gallipolis. She has won many competitions at Roscoe Village Dulcimer Days and other competitions. Linda has been part of all of our Dulci-More Festivals.
Stringed Fantasy
Stringed Fantasy returns from the Canton-Massillon and beyond area. Current members include Rosalind Wilson, Alma Houston, Greg Zuder, Nancy Koenig, Sue Wheeler, and (not expected at this year's festival) Linda Hill with hammered dulcimer, guitar, folk harp, violin, recorder, accordion, percussion, etc. They enjoy playing Celtic, folk, civil war era, and a variety of music. Several are Dulci-More members and some are members of the Canton Folk Song Society. Sue and Roz started giving workshops at Dulci-More Festival 2, and Stringed Fantasy has been with us for Dulci-More Festivals 3-11, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, & 21.
John Whitacre performs traditional music of the British Isles specializing in tunes popular in colonial America on violin, mandolin family instruments, mountain dulcimer, and guitar. He uses capos and a variety of tunings on mandolin, mandola, octave mandolin, mandocello, mountain dulcimer, and guitar to enhance the Celtic character of the tunes and because it's fun to explore those tunings. He played with the Bog Carrot in the 1990s, performing, among other places, at Burkhardt's Pub in Green and the Warren Celtic Heritage Fair, and he has played with assorted friends over the last few years. Now he is focusing on solo gigs as a historical musician and on recording. His first solo album, "The Rampant Mandolin," will be a collection of original tunes written in the style of 18th-century Scottish music.
He is a historian with a B.A. from Kent State, a writer, a calligrapher, and an avid reader on many subjects. He maintains a blog at http://rampantmandolin.blogspot.com/ and a Facebook page called The Rampant Mandolin. John has attended many Dulci-More Festivals, assisted Randy Clepper with workshops for Dulci-More Festival 14, and done a lot of parking lot jamming. John was with us for Dulci-More Festival 21 and is back again.
Alice Whitehill is a Dulci-More member from Hookstown, PA. She has been a part of all Dulci-More Festivals. Alice sings and plays dulcimers, autoharps, guitars, and more. She is often joined in performance by Earl Whitehill (her husband), Rachel Huff (her daughter), Deb or Kristi Boyd, or others. She also leads the Dulcimer Players of the Upper Ohio Valley. She and Earl have won a variety of competitions at Roscoe Village Dulcimer Days. Alice sells musical instruments and supplies as Stitches & Strings and is a vendor at this Dulci-More Festival.
Additional Workshops are likely by Tom Ball, Jim Stone, Dulci-More Members (Jim Miller, Kathy & Richard Small and maybe others), Festival Vendors
Tom Ball with Just Plain Folk
Special thanks go to Tom Ball of Just Plain Folk (previously a radio program and then a webcast at www.twistintomradio.com) for the support he has shown us by having Bill Schilling and other guests on the radio show to help promote Dulci-More Festival 6-21 as well as special Dulci-More events. The weekly show, which features recorded music, the Mountain Rose report, and live music from guests from the local area and beyond, with about 3 programs available at any time on the web. Starting with Dulci-More Festival 9, Just Plain Folk recorded a live interview for later broadcast as one of the workshops at the festival. Since Dulci-More Festival 10 they have done two different workshop interviews each year. Maureen Sellers even put out a CD with the material from her Just Plain Folk show. We expect to have Tom as the emcee for the mini-concerts for Dulci-More Festival 22.
Performers, Performance Order, and Schedule Subject to Change as Needed
Festival Vendors (not all confirmed yet)
Alice Whitehill (Stitches & Strings)
Alice Ann Whitehill will be back again for Dulci-More Festival 22 with stock from Stitches and Strings. Alice expects to have a variety of instructional, song, and tune books for different instruments. She will also have accessories including strings, stands, electronic tuners and tuning clips, picks, and more. Alice also has several instruments in the shop including lap dulcimers and Oscar Schmidt guitars and autoharps. Alice is a Dulci-More member and has been a part of all of our Dulci-More Festivals. Alice has regularly contributed prizes for our Name That Old Time (or Other) Tune Contest and will do so again this year.
Bonnie Lutz
Bonnie Lutz will be vending for the second time at Dulci-More Festival 22 (21 was her first time) with some items that she has made or found for instruments (including some custom personalization for cloth items). Bonnie and her husband, Jack, are Dulci-More members. They have often given workshops at our Dulci-More Festivals.
David's Dulcimers carries a full line of hammered dulcimers
made by David and Cara, various mountain dulcimers, Waynie's
psalteries, musical accessories, books, CDs, and more. Find them at
Lynn McLeish
Lynn will have a selection of home made and other musical accessories available for festival attendees. This is her seventh time vending at a festival, but she was in charge of our Dulci-More Festival kitchen for Festivals 13, 14, 20, & 21 and is once again a key part of the planning and working group for this year's festival.
Mary Thompson
Mary Thompson will be vending for the first time at Dulci-More Festival 22. She is a long time Dulci-More member and expects to be selling various autoharps, other instruments, and accessories that she has accumulated over the years.
Prussia Valley Dulcimers Acoustic Music Shop
Gary and Toni Sager were with us for the first time at Dulci-More Festival 12 and this will be their eleventh year with us. They have been vending at festivals around the country for several years with the Prussia Valley Dulcimers that Gary makes and many other products. After years of doing that, they also opened their Prussia Valley Dulcimers Acoustic Music Shop in Waverly, Ohio a couple of years ago with a full stock of folk instruments, books, recordings, and accessories. The shop is located at 122 North Market Street, Waverly, OH 45690; 740-941-1271.
Known as the Ohio Bag Lady, Lee Felt sews quality mountain dulcimer cases and other accessories. Lee
and her husband, Doug, and their products were known
at dulcimer festivals around the country for their fine products. Since Doug
passed away in 2014, her daughter, son-in-law, and granddaughter heave been
helping keep up with production so that Lee can continue the circuit. Thistledew Acres was with us for our first and second Dulci-More festivals at
Paul Conrad is from Holmes County, Ohio. He started building mountain dulcimers for a while in the mid 70s, and he returned to building them in 2005. He mixes woods in visually stimulating patterns on some of his dulcimers to give them a unique look. He has taken his dulcimers to several festivals. This is Paul's eighth time at a Dulci-More Festival.
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John Hockett will be vending for the first time at Dulci-More Festival 22 with sheet music and musical accessories. Although he now vends as unkle john, John was active for many years as Maiden Creek Music. He was with us for Dulci-More Festival 21.
Wayne and Becky Simms sell the Ultimate Bowed Psaltery and
other models hand made by
Marge Diamond will be back with Winsome Expressions including
airbrushed music themed shirts and other items for sale. Look for her latest
"Ultimate Totes" with music themes. Marge is based
Dulci-More Festival for Schools
Thanks to generous contributions from Folknet and Dulci-More, we will continue a program for the fourteenth time this year in 2016. Dulci-More will be able to take some of its performers out to local schools to give performances. Each of the expected school performances will feature one or more of the artists performing at Dulci-More Festival 22. All students attending may receive a flyer for the festival. Our thanks go out to Dulci-More members Anita Gorman and Chris Lydic for making the arrangements with schools.
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Have you ever wondered what mumblecore sci-fi would look like?
Wonder no more.
Mumblecore pioneer Mark Duplass ("The Puffy Chair," etc.) in his leading man guise plays the loser-hero in the festival favorite "Safety Not Guaranteed," yet another -entry that left me wondering if film festivals weren't some form of mass hallucination.
A pleasant enough Gen-Y-targeted exercise in twee, the film recalls the recent Brit Marling dud "Sound of My Voice" and tells the story of a youngish loner (Duplass), claiming to be able to time travel.
The action begins when the snarky editor (Mary Lynn Rajskub of TV's "24") of a Seattle magazine assigns tiresomely snarky feature writer Jeff (Jake Johnson of TV's "New Girl") to write a story about apparent nutcase Kenneth (Duplass), the aforementioned temporal warrior, because Kenneth has been placing want ads in the magazine seeking a fellow traveler (kicker: "safety not guaranteed").
Jeff gets to take two hapless interns with him on his assignment: Emily Strange look-alike, live-at-home college grad and confirmed cynic Darius (Aubrey -Plaza) and unspecified Asian-American Arnau (TV regular Karan Soni), who is the proud owner of a "gaming laptop."
In Jeff's big white Cadillac Escalade, a perfect car to stalk someone in, Jeff, Darius and "antisocial virgin" Arnau go to Kenneth's home in Ocean View, Wash., where he lives alone, works as a grocery clerk and is reputed to have stolen high-tech government property and is also being trailed by a couple of fugitives from "The X-Files."
"Safety Not Guaranteed" will turn out to be if-you-wish-upon-a-star-type existen-tial pop. The film's payoff is pretty impressive.
Shot in the you-are-there, shaky-cam, tongue-in-cheek style of "The Office," with a plethora of TV-seasoned faces in the cast, "Safety Not Guaranteed" was written by NYU film school graduate Derek Connolly and directed by his friend and collaborator Colin Trevorrow. The film sports the usual annoying indie pop score and often seems like small-screen fare on the big screen.
It is, however, pleasant enough. Duplass is a big guy in his mid-30s, who appears to have an aggressive manner that he tries to keep tamped down. His Kenneth is supposed to be a big, misunderstood goofball and cockeyed romantic. But he more often comes across as a weirdo.
Plaza's amber-eyed Darius is another matter entirely. Unlike Zooey Deschanel, the previous winner of the Parker Posey Indie Queen Crown, Plaza, a regular on TV's "Parks and Recreation," has a self-deprecating streak and a cloud of dark pessimism hovering over her darkly angelic head.
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Battered Rams will stay with Bulger
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
ST. LOUIS -- The winless St. Louis Rams added several players to an already lengthy injury list Monday. Quarterback Marc Bulger, nursing two broken ribs and coming off the first sub-50 percent passing day of his career, was not one of them.
Coach Scott Linehan on Monday had no thought this week of resting Bulger, who has thrown four interceptions, totaled 230 yards passing and produced zero touchdowns the last two weeks while operating behind an injury-riddled line. The Rams have a capable backup in Gus Frerotte, but Linehan is banking on Bulger's track record helping the team escape its spiral.
"Logic sometimes isn't always the answer for a number of reasons," Linehan said. "I go back on past experience with the player and he's played extremely well.
"We've got to get him playing good again, that's a big part of what we've got to do. And he's getting healthier."
Bulger was lifted late in the third quarter of Sunday's 35-7 loss to the Cowboys after going 11 of 24 for 114 yards. Both he and the coaching staff refuse to use the rib injuries as an excuse.
"Marc says, 'Hey, I can go,"' offensive coordinator Greg Olson said. "I believe in Marc Bulger and I believe his word.
"As you go back and review the tape, often times there's not a lot of time for him back there."
The 0-4 Rams have totaled two offensive touchdowns in four games, starting slow and now hobbled by injuries to five offensive linemen.
The latest loss: offensive tackle Adam Goldberg, a replacement starter the last two weeks, will be out a month with a left knee ligament strain.
The team was awaiting MRI exam results on wide receiver Isaac Bruce (left hamstring strain), safety Corey Chavous (left pectoral), defensive ends James Hall (pectoral) and Leonard Little (right knee), and linebacker Raonall Smith (right knee).
Wide receiver Dane Looker, also the holder for field goals and extra points, was kept in Dallas for a deep thigh bruise that could incur further damage with a flight home.
"There's an old saying, 'It is what it is,"' Linehan said. "I guess that's where we're at right now.
"There's not a whole lot to say other than relive and rehash the last four weeks as to how we got here."
So far, it has all unraveled. Even normally reliable kicker Jeff Wilkins, nicknamed "Money," has gone awry with three missed field goals the last two weeks, botching a 28-yard attempt on Sunday.
"The one I never thought we would have been struggling would be at that position," Linehan said. "It just goes to show you he's human."
One bit of positive news: the imminent return of cornerback Fakhir Brown after serving a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy. Both Linehan and defensive coordinator Jim Haslett said that Brown would start this week ahead of Lenny Walls, who was burned for two touchdowns by the Cowboys.


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