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- Ohio-based, award winning, mountain dulcimer player and singer/songwriter
- 4 solo & 1 duet CD, 3 books of dulcimer tab.
- Teaches at festivals, workshops and private lessons
- Presented at the Buckeye Dulcimer Festival, Dulcimore, SE Ohio Dulcimer -Festival, Kent State Folk Festival, Phoenix (AZ) Folk Festival, Ohio Valley Gathering, Kentucky Winter Dulcimer Weekend, The Swannanoa Gathering and Dulcimer Days
- Certified Music Practitioner®
Her thoughtfulness and gentle playfulness reveals a joy that is infectious and her music is like the breeze that lifts the little birds out of the nest to launch them on their maiden voyage. - S. Eulberg
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The Kansas Bible Company came into being at Goshen College in Northern Indiana during the dog days of summer 2008. Through the years more college friends joined the band until it became the 11 man wrecking ball it is today. Featuring a five-man horn line, three guitars, two percussionists and one bass, the KBC are stretching the boundaries of space and time. They are a culture. To walk with them is to know them. They are on a journey - to the stars through rugged ways.
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What is the folkdata database?
Simply put, the folkdata database is intended to be a comprehensive listing of Mennonite artists and performers.
In practical terms, we hope that it will serve several purposes. Mennonites in North America live in increasingly diverse locations and maintaining a focused faith connection within the arts community can be difficult. We hope that folkdata will be a vehicle for artists and performers to connect with their peers in the contemporary Mennonite world.
Second, we hope to be more accessible to the general population. As the world becomes ever smaller with the growth of technology and free flow of information, folkdata will provide a resource for persons interested in learning more about the Mennonite culture through music, song, and the visual arts.