The Original Dulcimer Players Club

presents

Three Evenings of Acoustic Music Featuring the Hammer Dulcimer

Thursday, Friday and Saturday July 16, 17 and 18, 2015

7:00 p.m. Osceola County Fairgrounds Evart, MI

Thursday Evening

Thornapple Valley Dulcimer Society 6:15 Silver Strings Dulcimer Society 6:40

7:00 p.m.

Live from the Squirrels’ Nest

Carry It On

Nathan Pultorak

February Sky

Ilace Mears

Tyler Roy

Ethan Setiawan and Grant Flick

Jon Weinberg

Linda Sniedze Taggart

Katie Moritz

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Friday Evening

Mountain Dulcimer Show begins at 6:30

7:00 p.m.

David & Annette Lindsey

Sonas, with DeeDee Tibbits

Sarah Morgan

Timothy Seaman

Larry Unger

Ted Yoder

Randy Clepper

Andy Young

Craig Wagner

Stephen Seifert

Scott Freeman

Bing Futch

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Saturday Evening

Hammer Dulcimer Show begins at 6:15 Dulcimer drawing for registered ODPC members at 6:50 Must be present to win

7:00 p.m.

Bill Robinson & Friends

Karen Alley, 2014 National HD Champion

Pam Bowman

Stephen Humphries

Guy & Sharrie George

Jess Dickinson

Mark Alan Wade

Steve & Ruth Smith

Sam Rizzetta

Rick Thum

Dan Landrum

4 Karen Alley Pam Bowman

Karen Alley was playing the fiddle Pam Bowman is a native of the at a folk festival in 2004 when she Evart area, hailing from Marion, discovered the hammer dulcimer. Michigan. It was in this dulci- She quickly found she could make mer- rich region that as a teen- much nicer sounds on the dulci- ager, she first heard and saw a hammer dulcimer being played. mer than on the fiddle. Hammer Almost 10 years later she again dulcimer rapidly became a passion, and within a few heard it's unique tones drifting through the air of a years she began performing throughout the state and local historic craft shop. She asked about the instru- eventually across the country, placing in local and na- ment in the recording and thought to herself..."I'm tional competitions. In 2014 Karen won the National old enough to buy one of those now!" Since that time Hammer Dulcimer Championship in Winfield, Kansas. she has been performing for 19 years as a duo with She also enjoys teaching both private lessons and fes- Jeff Gardner on and with a five-piece group tival workshops. Her favorite repertoire varies from called Just Jammin', performing gospel/country/ bluegrass music. In 2005 Pam won the Southern Re- Celtic melodies to church hymns to show tunes. gional Competition in Mt. View, Karen’s solo album, “Sunlit Strings,” reflects her varied Arkansas. Pam gives private and group lessons on the repertoire and the full expressive range that can be hammered dulcimer, as well as teaching work-shops produced on the hammered dulcimer. When she's not and performing at various festivals and many other playing the dulcimer, Karen spends her time studying venues. She has eight recordings available, as well as glaciology at the University of Colorado Boulder, 2 instructional books on the hammered dulcimer and where she is pursuing a Ph.D. a series of instructional CDs focused on hymns. Con- https://www.facebook.com/karenalleydulcimer tact Pam at: [email protected] (231) 743-6639 Carry It On Randy Clepper Carry It On is a mid- Randy is an accomplished player of Michigan based Peter, Irish and other traditional music on Paul, and Mary tribute Irish bouzouki, fingerstyle acoustic band. Its members are guitar, tenor banjo and hammer Johnny Hunt, Lee Anne dulcimer. His playing has been Whitman and Mike Giffin. described as “magnificent”, If you have fond memo- “strong and confident” Dulcimer( Player’s News) – “a ries of Peter, Paul, and Celtic guru” (Wood ‘N Strings). Randy currently per- Mary as most of us from the Baby Boomer generation forms with acclaimed Irish fingerstyle guitarist John do, you will certainly enjoy hearing such well-known Sherman. Their recording, Finally Tuned, was ranked and loved classics as Puff, the Magic Dragon, Blowin' #2 Top Traditional Album of 2013 by WDCB Public in the Wind, Where Have All the Flowers Gone?, and Radio’s Folk Festival in Chicago. Randy’s musical This Land is Your Land, as well as others less familiar, background includes old-time, folk, pop, rock, jazz, yet true to the original songs from their broad reper- classical, funk (yes, funk) and bluegrass. Ohio-based, toire. he is an avid player in Irish music sessions from San You can learn more about Carry It On at their Face- Francisco to Montreal, Galway to Tel Aviv, and has book page, www.facebook.com/CarryItOnPPM and taught and performed at festivals across the coun- their website, carryitonppm.blogspot.com, and you try. In 2003 at Evart, he teamed up with Dan may contact the band regarding their calendar and Landrum, Mark Alan Wade, and Bob McMurray to for booking information at their e-mail address: form the group, Hammer On!, producing a CD of the [email protected] same name. www.randyclepper.com 5 Jess Dickinson February Sky

When Jess is not at his two February Sky (Phil day jobs (Mississippi Su- Cooper & Susan Urban) preme Court justice and law plays and sings tradi- school professor), he is tional, modern and orig- posting free beginner and inal folk & Celtic music intermediate hammered with guitar, cittern, dulcimer instruction videos mountain dulcimer, banjo & percussion. The music on his website. His book, runs the gamut from riveting story songs to uproari- “The Essential Hammered ously funny songs, and some thought-provoking in- Dulcimer Instruction Manual”, is a best-seller. His sights into life and its problems. Phil sings and plays his own arrangements of traditional songs and tunes, bluegrass band, the Bluegrass Appeal, recently rec- and he also interprets a number of carefully chosen orded a CD From Dublin to the Delta with guest per- songs from the best of modern folk song writers, as former Stephen Seifert. Jess began performing ham- well as backing up Susan on her songs. Susan Urban mered dulcimer in Mountain View, Arkansas in 1990 is a writer of story songs and humorous "slice of life" at the Ozark Folk Center, where he played in the an- songs. She accompanies her songs, plus Phil’s songs nual Christmas show for 7 years. He has instructed and tunes, on six and 12-string guitar, six-string ban- hammered dulcimer at numerous festivals and work- jo, mountain dulcimer, and hand percussion instru- shops, and he is the organizer of the annual Deep ments. Phil and Susan present a combination of old South Dulcimer Competition at William Carey Univer- and new songs addressing the widest possible range sity. Jess is the 2013 Southern Regional Hammered of experience, complete with vocal harmony, intri- Dulcimer Champion, and he and Jeff Hames won 1st cate instrumentation and thoughtful stagecraft. place in the 2013 Southern Regional ensemble com- www.februarysky.com petition.www.dickinsondulcimer.com Scott Freeman Bing Futch

Scott comes to Evart from Hailing from Orlando, FL, Bing is Lafayette, IN where he an award-winning singer/ lives with his family. In songwriter and performer of 1999 he won the National mountain dulcimer, Native Ameri- can and ukulele. His high- Hammer Dulcimer Champi- energy shows and unique ap- onship at Winfield, KS. proach to international Scott has worked with the have made him a popular national Children’s Museum of Indi- touring act all across North Ameri- anapolis as a resident teacher and introduced the ca. Equally comfortable with both dulcimer to thousands of inner city youth through traditional and modern music, Bing joyfully engages workshops and performances. Today he continues to and entertains audiences with his dizzying mixture of work with local arts and education programs to bring musical stylings. In January of 2015, he competed at traditional music into the schools through hands-on the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN and is the only artist in the history of the event to ad- interaction with “Fiddlers in the Schools”, sponsored vance to the semi-finals playing solely on the moun- by the Indiana Fiddlers’ Gathering. Scott records with tain dulcimer. Alongside his performing, he is a pa- Ouibache (WEE-ba-SHAY) Records, a record label tient and passionate teacher, producer of the dedicated to traditional and Americana music. He has "Dulcimerica" video podcast viewed by over a million four albums of mostly original music. people worldwide, and he's also the host of the www.scottevanfreeman.com "Rhythm Roots" program at DittyTV.com. He's re- leased a number of books, DVDs and CDs which are 6 available at: www.BingFutch.com Guy & Sharrie Stephen Humphries George Stephen Humphries is Guy is a multi- a National Hammer faceted instrumen- Dulcimer Champion talist with jazz- influenced roots. He is a performer, instructor, au- (2007), freelance per- thor/publisher and recording artist. His diverse play- cussionist, and music ing style adds a new twist to the sounds of the ham- educator. In 2011 he mer dulcimer, pennywhistle, steel drum and saxo- completed the Master phone, all of which he incorporates into his perfor- of Music degree in per- mances and teaching. Guy studied jazz perfor- cussion performance from Lee University. While regu- mance, arranging and composition at Berklee Col- larly performing and teaching at dulcimer and folk lege of Music in Boston, MA. He travels throughout festivals around the country, Stephen also serves as the US and Canada, performing and teaching at vari- the full-time instrumental music teacher and percus- ous venues and festivals. His teaching style is re- sion instructor at Silverdale Baptist Academy. Addi- laxed and fun, as he teaches tunes of many different genres and styles. In addition, he incorporates tionally, Stephen is an adjunct professor of music at methods for more advanced practicing and playing Covenant College and maintains a private studio of techniques, while simultaneously entertaining his percussion and hammer dulcimer students in and students. Guy and his wife, Sharrie, live outside around the Chattanooga area where he resides with Cleveland OH when not traveling. his lovely wife, Taryn. www.guygeorge.com www.StephenHumphries.com Dan Landrum David & Annette Lindsey

Dan started as a percus- David and Annette make their sionist and has been play- home in Bennington, OK. David ing hammer dulcimer for has been building and playing over 25 years. He has gone the hammer dulcimer since from street performing in 1978 when he discovered the his home town of Chatta- instrument while on vacation nooga, TN, to internation- in Missouri. Meanwhile, An- ally touring stage shows as nette developed an interest in a featured member of the mountain dulcimer, and she leads the mountain Yanni’s touring orchestra. In 2006 he became owner dulcimer players at FunFest at the Friday night pre- and editor of the Dulcimer Players News magazine show. They have been playing as the Sweet Song and is co-founder of www.DulcimerSchool.com String Band since 1979 and have helped form the along with Stephen Seifert. In 2012, he was fea- Lone Star State Dulcimer Society and the Red River tured in the PBS music documentary, "Music Valley Dulcimer Club. They are well known and Voyager" as representing one of the best exam- sought after for their music in re-enactor’s dances ples of original music coming out of Tennessee. and activities. David and Annette teach and perform His energetic playing style and unique approach across the U.S. in many well-known festivals where to this ancient instrument are also evident in his David sells his nationally recognized hammered dulci- six self-produced cds. mers. www.danlandrum.com, www.dpnews.com www.davidsdulcimers.com

7 Ilace Mears

Ilace grew up playing classical vio- lin in North Louisiana, "North" meaning she neither ate crawfish nor listened to zydeco in her mis- spent youth. She spent almost 25 years in Memphis playing classical Live from the Squirrels’ Nest violin, attending marching band competitions, and not Live From the Squirrels' Nest returns for their third visiting Graceland. In 2006 she had a (mild) mid-life appearance to kick off the ODPC Funfest on Thurs- crisis and bought a hammered dulcimer. Now she plays day night. The Squirrels' Nest is a high-energy, open fiddle tunes with enthusiasm, hymns with joy, Celtic jam at Evart. Several of the "Squirrels" have taken because it's in her bones, Bach because it's in her blood, and yes, even a little Elvis! As the 2012 and the stage at various regional festivals, including 2014 Southern Regional Hammered Dulcimer Champi- Gebhard Woods Dulcimer Festival in Morris, Il, the on and a finalist in the 2012 National Hammered Dulci- Big Thaw Bluegrass Festival in Milwaukee, WI, and mer Championship competition, she enjoys introducing Stage 5 at the Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield, KS. the instrument to the residents of the Branson/ The Squirrels' Nest ensemble features heart- Springfield area of Missouri. It is her personal mission pounding fiddling and hammer dulcimer playing to promote the playing of "Roscoe" at every jam. with Jim Rathbun, Dale Palecek, Lynne Ellen Kaiser, Ilace's debut CD, "Peace Like a River," has been well- Liesl, David, Jeffery and Sherese Mom, Julie Arnold, received, garnering such glowing accolades as, "I had to Sharon O'Connell, and others. take it out of my car; I kept missing my exits!" www.ilacemears.com Sarah Morgan Katie Moritz

The music of Sarah Morgan 2013 National Ham- embodies her respect and mered Dulcimer Cham- joy of folk music and her cre- pion, Katie Moritz, has ative approach to arranging. been playing music for Backing traditional Appala- over 25 years. While chian melodies and haunting she is a multi- old time tunes with fresh instrumentalist, Katie harmonies and a progressive focuses her musical drive, she lends a new feel to seemingly "old" passion towards the tunes, while accompanying pure and heartfelt vo- dulcimer. In 9 years of cals with the unpretentious sound of the Appala- playing the instrument, chian dulcimer. Sarah Morgan started her musical she has won multiple journey at 7 years old and has fallen in love with regional competitions, received two apprenticeship traditional and folk music through the years. A na- grants from the Illinois Arts Council, was awarded tive of East Tennessee, Sarah has incorporated the scholarships to study applied percussion and composi- rich musical heritage of the area into her music. At st tion, and earned an AFA degree in Music Perfor- 18, Sarah placed 1 at the 2012 National Mountain mance. Katie performs frequently on hammer dulci- Dulcimer Championships. A year later, she went mer, steel pan, and ukulele throughout the Chicago on to become a finalist in the 2013 Internation- area, as well as at festivals and other events nation- al Acoustic Music Awards. wide. www.sarahmorganmusic.com www.katiemoritz.com

8 Nathan Pultorak Sam Rizzetta The hammer dulcimer dis- Nate Pultorak, a 19- covered Sam in the 1960s year-old hammer dulci- in Kalamazoo, MI, where mer musician from Jo- he repaired and liet, Illinois, has been illustrated books to put playing since 2006. His himself through grad style ranges from quiet school. He heard Chet Par- and peaceful to fun and energetic. He has been ker of Grand Rapids play his dulcimer that he had regarded for the quality of his playing and his com- made in 1903, and it was the most beautiful sound he position skills on this instrument, as recognized by had ever heard. He had to build one for himself! the Friends of the Philharmonic Orchestra. He is He has always approached instrument making as a syn- the 2012 Kentucky State Grand Champion, where thesis of science and art. His background in science he also won "Best Original Dulcimer Tune", the and research lead him to do extensive controlled ex- 2013 Mid-East Regional champion, and he won periments to improve the sound, playability, and utility second and third places respectively at the Nation- of dulcimers. al Dulcimer Competition in Winfield, Kansas in In 1983 he was fortunate to enlist Nick Blanton to build 2012 and 2013. Nate is currently a sophomore at new dulcimer designs. While Nick now produces his Franciscan University of Steubenville where he is own dulcimer designs, he will build Sam’s designs on majoring in sacred music. custom order. For Sam, music is a joyful and powerful natepultorak.weebly.com spiritual connection to the soul and a between people. This is Sam’s first trip to FunFest from his Bill Robinson & Friends home in West VA. www.samrizzetta.com

Bill has been performing for 60+ years and has received numerous awards, including Tyler Roy ODPC Lifetime Member with Paul VanArsdale, Hall of Tyler Roy comes to Evart Fame, and Pioneer. He has from Battle Creek, MI. He been teaching the hammer is a recent vocal music dulcimer and promoting his grad from Western MI students for over 40 years. Bill loves to jam and wel- University. He plays pri- comes all to jam (you can usually find him in the marily country music, and ODPC Pavilion). Bill hopes you enjoy his original most of it is written by tunes. He is a third generation player from Illinois. him. www.billrobinson-dulcimer.com

Timothy Seaman

Tim is a uniquely expressive player using his special separated-hands technique as well as colorful chording and rhythm to evoke drama and meaning. After 19 years of teaching English, he went full-time with his music in 1994. He has pro- duced 15 of his own CDs on Virginia Parks, Christmas, and Celtic themes, with titles like Sycamore Rapids and Here on this Ridge. www.timothyseaman.com

9 Stephen Seifert Ethan Setiawan and Grant Flick

Stephen has been playing the Ethan Setiawan is a mandolinist mountain dulcimer since 1991. from Goshen, IN. For the past 3 He has toured with David years, Ethan has been a student Schnaufer, performed with of jazz mandolinist Don Stiern- orchestras around the country, berg. In 2014 Ethan won the Na- and been a featured performer tional Mandolin Championship in Japan. Since 1996 he has in Winfield, helped found the taught and performed at festi- band Theory Expats, and joined vals and dulcimer clubs in Los the band Mutual Kumquat. He was awarded a full ride scholar- Angeles, Detroit, New York, ship to Berklee College of Music Pensacola, Houston, and many others. "I want to play in Boston, MA in 2015. all styles of music on the mountain dulcimer. I also want to help my fellow dulcimer players pursue their musical Grant Flick, 16, of Bowling desires, whatever they might be, with the least amount Green, Ohio, plays violin, man- of time-wasting detours." Most recently, he has been dolin, and tenor guitar. He has teaching hundreds of students around the world via an been the recipient of numerous musical awards, including the Daniel Pearl Memorial Violin (2013) online Dulcimer School. He and Bing Futch recently and a scholarship to Mark O’Connor’s Berklee taught a three-day intensive mountain dulcimer work- Summer String Program (2014). He has appeared shop prior to the start of Funfest. on stage with Frank Vignola, Darol Anger, Vinny www.dulcimerschool.com or www.stephenseifert.com Raniolo, Byron Berline, and many others. Both mu- sicians attended the 2015 Acoustic Music Seminar, Steve & Ruth Smith which is held at the Savannah Music Festival and featured clinicians such as Bela Fleck, Mike Mar- Steve and Ruth Smith, from shall and Casey Driessen. the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, play a Linda Sniedze Taggart distinctive blend of Appala- Linda plays and teaches hammer chian Americana music dulcimer in Rochester, NY. Her Lat- with Celtic roots, featuring vian heritage has had a strong in- hammered and Appalachi- fluence on her musical develop- an mountain dulcimer, old- ment. Linda also plays the , a Latvian . time banjo, and guitar. In In 2011 Linda earned a Diploma 2014, Steve and Ruth were with Honors in Hammer Dulcimer inducted into the National Traditional Country Music Performance from the Eastman Association’s America’s Old Time Country Music Hall Community Music School, the first diploma awarded of Fame for performing, preserving, and promoting by the school in hammer dulcimer. Also in 2011 she traditional Appalachian music. They were also named was a finalist at the national championships at Win- the 2013 "Americana Instrumental Group of the Year" field, In addition to creating arrangements for solo at the Appalachian Cultural Music Association and ensemble performance, Linda is Assistant Direc- Awards. They perform frequently on the PBS TV - tor of Striking Strings, a 20 member dulcimer ensem- ble. She has been published in the Dulcimer Players ries "Song of the Mountains." Their music combines News magazine and traveled to Budapest to perform the richness of centuries old Appalachian and Celtic at the 11th Congress of the World Associa- musical traditions along with their original music tion. Her blog, Dark Horse Dulcimer, can be found at: about mountain life and rural Appalachian values. www.lindataggartdulcimer.typepad.com. www.steveandruth.com 10 Rick Thum DeeDee Tibbits and Ranked as the most influential Sonas

dulcimer player of the last Sonas: a Gaelic word decade by readers of Dulcimer that loosely translat- Player News, Rick has made ed means 'happy' or his mark on every aspect of 'content'. That's how the hammer dulcimer the band feels most of the time when they are playing. world. He brings a combina- Celtic music is their favorite and has the band smiling as tion of passion and friendly they play. The members of the band hail from the mid accessibility to his teaching Michigan area and include DD Tibbits on hammer dulci- that make his workshops and classes favorites at festi- mer , , mountain dulcimer, vocals and Irish whistle. vals across the country. He has tapped this teaching Bruce Macartney plays fiddle, concertina, vocals and bass, and Tom Krause plays guitar, bouzouki, bodhran, vocals experience to produce a CD instructional series for and mandolin. Whether they are playing a fiery reel, a hammer dulcimer, the Original Song of the Month lively jig or a ballad, they will mesmerize you with their Club. Rick is also the designer of the highly-regarded lovely harmonies, both instrumental and vocal. With over hammered dulcimer bearing his name. Yet for all his a hundred years of musical performing experience be- time in the studio, onstage, in the classroom, and in tween them, they can entertain well. The band has 3 CDs: the luthier’s shop, Rick is most at home at a late-night “Sonas”, “The Road Home”, and their latest, “Passage”. jam session. www.rthum.com DD has three of her own, titled “Tapestry of My Heart”, “From the Inside Looking Out”, and “In The Still of Win- Larry Unger ter”. Sonas is an entertaining group with entertaining music. Check them out at www.sonasmusic.com Larry has been a full time musician since 1984, and has presented a diverse range of Mark Alan Wade musical performances at a wide variety of dance events Mark performs throughout and concerts all across the Europe, Asia and North United States as well as inter- America as a soloist on nationally. He's one of the dulcimer and . A busiest musicians around, professor of trumpet by playing for more than 150 dances every year. day, Mark has performed Larry has written more than 2000 fiddle tunes and with the Beach Boys, the waltzes. Some have been played on Ken Burns produc- Buckinghams, and with numerous orchestras. tions and also on the Grand Ole Opry and the San Luis Mark’s unique style is the result of his 25 years of Obispo Symphony Orchestra. He has published 2 books traditional dulcimer playing blended with his formal of original tunes, as well as made several CDs. classical training on trumpet. His most recent He has a great breadth of understanding of traditional CD, Grass Roots, pulls together Grammy award- music to complement his technical proficiency on winning friends to showcase everything a dulcimer stringed instruments. He enjoys telling stories about is capable of. A National Champion himself (1998), the origins of his music and those who taught him. Mark is an experienced teacher with 4 former stu- Larry teaches guitar and banjo at the Music Emporium dents who have also won the national contest. in Lexington, Massachusetts. He also gives workshops Mark has 6 dulcimer books published and 5 CDs. at camps and weekend festivals on a variety of topics Mark lives in New Albany, OH with his wife and two from guitar and banjo, to dance band workshops and sons. Come say hi at his booth and “friend” him on tune writing workshops. Facebook. www.larryunger.net www.MarkAlanWade.com

11 Craig Wagner Jon Weinberg

Craig Wagner lives near Ann Ar- bor. He started playing the ham- Jon Weinberg has been mer dulcimer back in the late playing guitar and ham- 70s after being mesmerized by a mer dulcimer for contra dulcimer player doing the seem- dances, wedding cere- ingly impossible – creating great monies, concerts, and music by frenetically dancing coffee houses through- wooden hammers at breakneck out New England for speed across a jumbled sea of metal strings. One sight of that, over 20 years. He teach- and he was hooked. es hammer dulcimer With this inspiration, he learned lessons to students to play from recordings, trial-and-error, and a variety both in person and online via Skype, organizes and of workshops across the Midwest. Soon he was teach- leads week-long hammer dulcimer chord camps in ing those same workshops. He then produced his first New England each September and in Asheville, NC album of original compositions on hammered dulcimer in May, and is a regular workshop leader at dulci- and called, “The Keeper’s Gift”. mer festivals in New England and beyond. Jon is a In other musical efforts, Craig started Musicians United founding member of the contra dance bands Alle- to Sustain the Environment with folky friend Walkin’ Jim Stoltz. This collaboration brought together over 30 mande North and Wild Card, and released his first musicians to create a set of recordings that helped CD About Time in 2013. fund over 25 different grass-roots conservation organi- www.jonweinberg.com zations. He also helped start EarthDay.FM, an internet radio station playing music inspired by and supporting the earth. Ted Yoder Andy Young Ted has revolutionized the hammer dulcimer through Andy is a Chicago-based his pop symphonic approach musician, sought after at on the instrument as a solo music festivals nation- performer. He’s the 2010 Na- wide. His concerts infuse tional Champion whose high- expressive musical ar- ly engaged fan base has nick- rangements with humor named his innovative ap- and insight to provide a proach to playing popular deep understanding of songs “Yoderizing.” Ted is both a dazzling technician the role of music in our world. Early on in his ca- and soulful and lyrical vision- reer, Andy took an interest in Irish music and has ary. And the story of his rise now been playing in that style for over twenty to prominence is as inspiring as his spiritually uplifting years. More recently Andy has pioneered the play- musicality. ing of Gypsy Jazz (the music of Django Reinhardt) on In less than a decade, Ted has gone from tinkering on the hammer dulcimer, a genre very few dulcimer the hammer dulcimer to releasing four studio albums, players have explored. This has given Andy the op- authoring a groundbreaking instructional book, teach- portunity to more fully utilize his percussion skills ing Skype lessons to students around the nation, and and to develop unrivaled chromatic techniques on becoming an in demand performer at community the- aters, churches and festivals. the instrument. www.tedyoder.com www.andyyoungmusic.com 12