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March 3, 2006: Drums, Dulcimer & Didjeridoo

Bryan Bowers Concert, Aug 4, 2004

May 16th 2004 Recital

First Annual Colorado Dulcimer Festival 2004

DULCIMER DAY WORKSHOPS & CONCERT November 22, 2003 with special guests Ken Willson and Kim McKee

Joellen Lapidus and Steve Eulberg: Workshops and a Concert on September 10, 2005

Owl Mountain Music presents... Drums, Dulcimer & Didjeridoo

March 3rd, 2006

Judy Piazza, an amazing performer: Frame Drums, intricate and tricky rhythms, mountain dulcimer in a mystical fashion, harmonic (Tuvan) throat singing...the whole works! She will be joined by Steve Eulberg who plays both kinds of dulcimer, percussion and didjeridoo as well.

Basic information:
Frame Drumming Workshop, 6:00-7:15 pm at The Shepherd Room of First Presbyterian Church, 531 S. College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524 (970)482-6107. Cost: $15.00

Judy and Steve in Concert at 8:30 pm Avogadro's Number, 605 S. Mason St., Fort Collins, 80524 (970) 493-5555 Cost: $13.00 <Click here for more information>

SPECIAL EVENT! Joellen Lapidus , builder of Joni Mitchell's dulcimers and pioneer in playing and building mountain dulcimers, gave Workshops (1-4 pm) and a Concert (8-10 pm) with me on Sept 10 . More info about Joellen can be found at her webpage: www.lapidusmusic.com

Click here for a Workshop poster (pdf).

Click here for a Concert Poster (pdf).

No Fooling! April Fool's Day Concert 2004

Fort Collins-- Autoharp Hall of Fame member, and acclaimed singer and storyteller Bryan Bowers will present a concert at 8:00 pm at Avogadro's Number, 605 S Mason St Fort Collins, CO 80524-3007 on Friday, April 1st,  8 pm  $15 Cover.  (Following the Poudre Valley Irregulars 1st Friday Dixie Land celebration). Bryan will be joined by Bruce Hayes (formerly of Leftover Salmon) and Steve Eulberg.  Click here for more information

Printable .PDF Flyer
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Recital Information (.PDF)

Map and Directions (.PDF)

Music:

   Tallis' Canon DAA - HD (.PDF)

   Tallis' Canon DAD - HD (.PDF)

   Tallis' Canon - Guitar (.PDF)

This year's Annual Spring given by my students will be held at 3 o'clock pm on Sunday, May 16th at the Lutheran Campus Ministry @ CSU--St. Thomas Chapel, 805 S. Shields in Fort Collins. (See map below)
Preparing music to share with others can be a joy-filled and powerful experience. The affirmation received from appreciative listeners and fellow students can be a big boost for your musical learning experience.

If you have any questions, please contact me,

Steve Eulberg

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Steve Eulberg's Schedule SPECIAL EVENTS

*****February 8, 2004*****

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There is limited seating and the Concert tickets are available first to those who register for workshops.  Registration must be received by Jan 18.

Concert 7:00 pm

There is limited seating and the Concert tickets are available first to those who register for workshops.  Registration must be received by Jan 18.

Costs: 
Both Workshops: $40
Concert: $15
SAVE! Workshop & Concert: $50

To register call Stacey Anderson at (970) 221-4925 or stacey@andersonfc.com.  You may prepay with check or credit card.

Map of 1815 Yorktown Ave
Fort Collins, CO 80526-1658

      Tina Gugeler first heard a hammered dulcimer in 1986 while living in Ketchikan, Alaska. It quickly became her passion and soon it seemed everyone on the island had heard Tina and her band, BearFoot. She played on the docks for cruise ship tourists, for weddings and dances, and at the Alaska Folk Festival in Juneau.

      Since moving to the Denver area in 1990, Tina has become a full time musician; performing solo and in small combos with fiddle, guitar or piano, and in several local contra dance bands. Along with her busy performance schedule, she teaches students on the dulcimer and bodhran.

      Tina has published a book of her arrangements, ìArrangements for the Hammered Dulcimerî

She has taught at several festivals including Irish week at Augusta in Elkins, WV, the California Traditional Music Society Annual Summer Solstice Festival, Winterfest in Irving, TX, the Sawdust Festival in Bennington, OK, and was a jam session leader and teacher at the Southwest Dulcimer Festival in Dewey, AZ.

Over the years, Tina has won many local and regional competitions and in the year 2000 she won the U.S. National Hammered Dulcimer Championship.

      She appears on recordings by Denver's High Strung and the dance band Contrafusion.

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      Mountain dulcimer wizard and vocalist Willie Jaeger takes what is often thought of as a "simple" folk instrument and discovers its complexity. His unique style of playing, and his popularity as a teacher at the renowned Swallow Hill School of Music, inspired Westword , Denver's alternative weekly, to vote him Denver's "Best Local Folkie." He has also been a finalist in the national mountain dulcimer championship at Winfield, Kansas. An engaging singer, he also plays hammered dulcimer and guitar, and composes instrumentals and the occasional song.