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Dulsoc March Newsletter Volume 2015, Issue 3 !!!!!!!!!! March 2015 THE CENTRAL INDIANA FOLK MUSIC & MOUNTAIN DULCIMER SOCIETY NEWSLETTER March 2015 Meeting Sunday, March 8, 2015, 1:00 - 5:00 PM. Bethlehem Lutheran Church 52nd & Central Indianapolis, IN 1:00 - 2:00 Board Meeting, Beginner’s Jam 2:00 - 3:00 Performance Hour 3:00 - 4:00 Big Band Practice 4:00 - 5:00 Sharing Circle _______________________________________________________________________________________ 2015 Board Members President: David Tucker!!! [email protected] Vice President: Gary Reiter!!! [email protected] Secretary: Amy Raab!!!! [email protected] Treasurer: Barry Levitt!! ! ! [email protected] Music Coordinator: Cathy Platt!! [email protected] 317-485-5010 Member-at-Large: Connie Temm!! [email protected] Past President: Gary Reiter!!! [email protected] Newsletter Editor: Susie Kraeszig!! [email protected] Webmaster: Myrna Gray!!! [email protected] March Musical Theme Song of the Month Insert “Liza Jane“ “Childhood” Please add to your songbooks. Our website: www.indianafolkmusic.org March Snacks courtesy of Lew Mastin and Susie Kraeszig. Thank you! A Message From Our President, Dave Tucker Spring has sprung. Or more accurately, by the time our March meeting convenes, we will have sprung forward for daylight savings time, meaning that at least one absent minded member will show up for Performance Hour just in time for Big Band Practice. If you enjoy listening to music as much as you enjoy playing it with the Folk Music Society, I have some suggestions for you on new music. The Punch Brothers resemble a traditional string band -- guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle and standup bass. Lead by the virtuoso mandolin player, Chris Thile, the Punch Brothers stay true to the traditional string band format, while using their enormous talents to also make music like a jazz quintet or a classical ensemble. Honoring old time music, and at the same time transcending it, the Punch Brothers new release, Phosphorescent Blues, is a real treat for traditionalists and new music fans alike. You may never tell another banjo joke again if you listen to Bela Fleck & Abigail Washburn, the new release from, you guessed it, Bella Fleck and Abigail Washburn. Fleck has been a notorious banjo talent since the late 1970’s, and Washburn is a relatively new talent. Washburn is steeped in Chinese as well as American folk music, and she has a captivating soprano voice. Plus, this banjo-playing duo is a married couple ofstage. Rhiannon Giddens is best known as lead singer and fiddler for the Carolina Chocolate Drops. Giddens brings her considerable talent to her first solo release, Tomorrow Is My Turn. Giddens is another artist who bows to tradition, and yet she is squarely in the 21st Century. This T. Bone Burnett produced release is sure appear on many music critics Best of 2015 lists. I can’t confirm that Ben Wendel, a jazz composer and saxophone player, is incorporating our monthly musical themes into his current online project, The Seasons. Wendel is releasing a new composition with a diferent collaborator each month in 2015 on his website www.benwendel.com, titled “January”, “February”, and so on. If Wendel’s song “March” conjures up images of our monthly musical theme, childhood, we’ll have our answer. Don’t forget to spring your clocks forward, and we’ll see you on time on March 8. MANY SOCIETY GIGS TO LOOK FORWARD TO!! Sunday, March 22, 2 pm. Vincennes University, Red Skelton Center, Vincennes, IN. "Hometown Melodies Concert", This is a benefit for the Knox County Retired Senior Volunteer Program and was set up by Dave Tucker. 45 minute Gospel Set. We are playing in a theater, which sounds neat, with lighting and sound provided. Let me know if you can drive because we will be setting up car pools. Thursday, April 23, 7- 8 pm. New Castle Library's "Noteworthy Performance" series. Great venue and wonderful audience! Setup at 6:30 pm, so plan your drive time accordingly. Sunday, April 26, 6 pm. Irvington Presbyterian Church, "4th Sunday Concerts". We will be playing in the sanctuary with a sound system. We are invited to remain for a reception following the performance where the audience and performers get to interact, they can try out our instruments (if you are comfortable with that) and we can talk about folk music as we like to do. Saturday, May 2, 12-1 pm, Riley Arts Fair, fun shopping and food booths before and after. Saturday, May 16, "Celebrate Sound Walk-Athlon", Bradford Woods, Martinsville. Setup at 9 am. It is really lovely to play in the woods with walkers going to by. Had a great time last year. Saturday/Sunday, June 13 and 14, all day, 41st Annual Eagle Creek Folk Festival. If you want the Folk Festival to continue, volunteers are needed! Please help! Contact Cathy Platt or Dave Tucker (emails/phones in each newsletter). Don't let last year's festival be the last one ever. Saturday, June 13th, 1 -2 pm, Miller's Senior Living Community, Mooresville. Money Bag$ members in February 2015. Total memberships stand at By Barry Levitt – March 2015 83, vs 97 one year ago. Membership Dues: Annual individual membership We welcome new members Cynthia and Keith dues are $25/year, effective January 1st, 2015. The Condon. immediate family, living at the same address, of an Account status for February 2015 as of this writing individual member may be included in a family (prior to reconciliation): membership. If your membership is due or past due, $ 5355.43 => checking balance (more than last month). please send a check to CIFM&MDS, P.O. Box 1503, $ 0 => savings balance (account closed / Indianapolis, IN 46206-1503, or catch the treasurer at transferred to checking). the next meeting. We are always happy to take your $ 1675.00 => net Gig income over the past rolling year money. ($930 above prior period) Songbooks: The Main Songbook is available to all $ 1620.00 => Dues income over the past rolling year. members in good standing for $30 each. Copies of the $ 4157.44 => annual expenses over the past rolling Main Songbook with Mountain Dulcimer Tabbing by year. Lew Mastin are also available for $30 each. Fiddle $ -78.58 => operating loss the past rolling calendar tunes are included in the Main Songbook, but a special year. “Fiddlers Edition” is available as a separate supplement $ -2140.13 => less operating loss over the past rolling for $5 each. See me at the meeting if you are in need of year compared to the previous rolling year. any of these songbooks. Based on the past rolling year’s experience, we have Jean Vance has been a great help providing treasury sufficient funds on hand to cover about 15 months of service assistance at our CIFM&MDS meetings the last expenses. several years. Membership Status: We had 1 new member, 12 Thanks also to Cathy Platt who is upgrading and renewals, no reinstatements, and dropped four former maintaining our membership badges with the new logo. Performers at the February Meeting (The Theme was “Occupations”) Dianne Kafka - “Sam Hall” Gary Reiter - “Bobby, Baby” Tom & George - “9 Pound Hammer” Nathaniel Raab - “In the Sidings” Richard McVicker - “30 Years of Farming” Bill Kissling - “The Gambler” Howard Detamore & Mary Sanders - “If I Were a Carpenter” Tom Martz w/Sidetracked - “Sixteen Tons” Sidetracked - “Drill Ye Tarriers Drill” Gary Kiser - “9 Pound Hammer” Biscuits & Bagels - “Engine 143” T.J. - “Jimmy Brown the Newsboy” Susie Kraeszig - “The Work of the Weavers” HOUSE CONCERT ALERT! Cheryl Hertzer has arranged for GUITAR FOR SALE! Evie Ladin and Keith Terry to perform Taylor 214ce-SB Acoustic Guitar - at The Music Room House Concerts on $800. Sunburst finish. Perfect Capitol Avenue in Indy on Saturday, April 4, condition. ‘Nary a scratch. 2015 at 7:00 PM. Flyers available at the Details http://www.taylorguitars.com/ meeting. Treat yourself to an evening of guitars/acoustic/214ce-sb. Talk to acoustic music and dance. To RSVP, email Dave Wensits 317-486-0586 or [email protected]. [email protected]. And what is the Cheer Committee? Cheer Committee The Cheer Committee is established solely for the purpose of communicating information concerning members who have significant events affecting their lives. Information gathered by the committee will be shared with the members at meetings and/or in the newsletter as appropriate. The Dulcimer Only Group Happy Harpers Happenings (AKA DOGs) Happy Harpers is a friendly group The Dulcimer Only Group’s Spring for autoharp players. ALL skill Season has begun. Tull is back levels are welcome. Any questions and we are working on his about the group, please call arrangements of “Hale’s Rag” and Cathy Platt at 317-485-5010 or “Minuet in G (in D)”. The DOGs email [email protected]. meet each 2nd and 4th Wednesday at Robin Run Village on West 62nd Street. We start at 7 P.M. We are fortunate to have Tull Glazener lead us through his beautiful arrangements. CIFM&MDS P.O. BOX 1503 INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46206-1503.
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