Lent Musical Devotions… February 19, 2017 by [email protected] (Edit) by Steve Eulberg Imagine this: A twice-weekly email playing gentle music of instrumental ensembles featuring dulcimers, gentle vocals and guitars and videos with instrumental music, together with a message of preparation that is serene, clear-sighted and hope-filled–an anti-dote to the dazed Spring atmosphere that is the backdrop […]
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Farewell to Fort Collins (or How to Start a Musical Career)
(Here is the original edit of my Farewell to Fort Collins “Soapbox” Article for the Fort Collins Coloradoan. You can read the shorter, Soapbox edit here. If you’d like to explore making a living in music, come to the workshop…
Farewell to Fort Collins (or How to Start a Musical Career)
(Here is the original edit of my Farewell to Fort Collins “Soapbox” Article for the Fort Collins Coloradoan. You can read the shorter, Soapbox edit here. If you’d like to explore making a living in music, come to the workshop…
Our Prayer is in the Practice of Our Trade
When I served as pastor of an innercity church in Kansas City, I was a semi-skilled laborer, building patios and decks throughout the metropolitan area. This was a good fit for the pastor tending to a congregation of poor and working poor congregants. This also led to me being appointed by the Bishop of the […]
How to Prepare for Booking Conferences
When one is a self-booking musician, finding one’s audience is the top priority (after mastering the craft of music creation and performance, of course). [NOTE: An important preparation resource is available via the link below.]The next cha…
Views from “Duci-topia”–The Nikwasi Dulcimer Club
My friend, Bonnie Carol, always celebrates my travels throughout dulci-topia* and inquires about the state of the dulcimer world as she remembers her dulcimer touring across the USA and beyond.Following lunch with Phil Myers at the Open …