Mountain Dulcimer Workshop Sessions Report

Workshop sessions provided by Heidi Muller and Bob Webb yesterday were great.  Their acoustic session after the workshop sessions was also awesome.  Members of the BDC look forward to having Heidi and Bob back in Bellingham soon for a "larger venue" concert and additional challenging and informative workshop sessions.  And many thanks to Dave Bren, Director of the Washington Engineering Institute, for letting us use the WEI facilities for these sessions.  Pics taken during their visit can be viewed by clicking on the "Club Pics" link above.

Workshop Sessions in Bellingham This Sunday

We are looking forward to this Sunday, November 18th, 2012 and the Club-sponsored mountain dulcimer workshop sessions to be given by Heidi Mueller and Bob Webb on that day.   Here are the details:

• Location:  Washington Engineering Institute, 1301 Fraser Street, Suite A-3, in the Haskell Business Center in Bellingham.
• Introductions and Workshop Session Selection:  12:00Noon to 12:30PM.
• First Two (2) Workshop Sessions Begin:  12:30PM.
• Last Two (2) Workshop Sessions Begin:  3:00PM.

OTHER IMPORTANT DETAILS:

• Please come tuned to D-Mixolydian (Dadd).
• You may need a capo, so if you have one, please bring it.  There will, however, be capos available for use.
• A music stand is always a good thing to have at a workshop, so if you have one, please bring it.
• Look for this "Mountain Dulcimer Workshops" sign at the entrance to the Washington Engineering Institute.

      Later . . .

November, 2012 ENNW Article

    The November, 2012 issue of Entertainment News NW includes an informative piece about our Club's sponsorship of the upcoming visit of Heidi Muller and Bob Webb to Bellingham.  They will be here on Sunday afternoon, November 18th, 2012 to offer mountain dulcimer workshops for beginning, advanced beginning and intermediate players.  For more information regarding this "first time" Club event, please pick but a copy of this free publication and check out the article on page 37.    

NOTE:  Thanks so much to Laurel Larsen for writing this great article.  Later . . .