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Sang the River, Songs of Bill Staines, Vol. I Arranged for Mountain Dulcimer by Heidi Muller Eighteen songs, two arrangements of each one with melody lines, chords and dulcimer tablature for instrumental playing, singing and song accompaniment. Includes companion CD. Titles include:
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New! Dance with Orion Companion CD! Contains solo dulcimer arrangements
and simple vocal-dulcimer versions of all the tunes and songs in
the book. New tunes recorded for the first time are Jackalope Jig,
March of the Nutcracking Crows and Blue Mountain Lake Waltz. Comes
with an adhesive-backed envelope for inserting in the back cover
of the book. |
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Dance
with Orion
Twelve Original Songs and Tunes written for Mountain Dulcimer by Heidi Muller Titles include:
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of the Mountain Dulcimer, Volume Two CD Instrumental solo and ensemble selections featuring 17 incredible players, covering traditional, contemporary, original, classical, Celtic and old-time styles. Titles and artists include:
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GYPSY WIND·
This
Much I Know |
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GIVING BACK·
Arrowhead
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MATTERS OF THE HEART
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· Matters of the Heart · Between the Lines · Jesse’s Carol · Sandwood Down to Kyle · Whitebark · Sometime Next Summer · Distant Trains · Dark Side of the Moon · Rising Dawn · Where the Coho Flash Silver · The Children Draw Guns · Keep That Dream · Good Road (sound clip) |
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BETWEEN
THE WATER AND THE WIND Heidi's first recording, released as a cassette album in 1985, is a collection of Heidi's favorite songs from her first ten years of performing plus three of the first songs she wrote. "Honey In My Tea" is a song about friendship, written for her college roommate and singing partner Gail Rundlett. "The Ballad of Erica Levine" is a humorous story by Bob Blue about a young woman who wants to marry carefully. Three songs by Bill Staines -- "River", "All of Me" and "River Affair" -- are beautifully sung and their inclusion demonstrates Heidi's admiration for this legendary New England songwriter. Many of the songs feature the simplicity of Heidi's solo vocal and guitar, but Tracy Moore's deft 12-string and Weisenborn Hawaiian slide guitar, Dave LeMargee's sparkly banjo, Olemara Peters' wistful pennywhistle, Steve Klein's bass and a chorus of Seattle friends add a warm, tasteful touch to the other arrangements. |
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The Seattle Folklore Society Presents… A MUSICAL DOORWAY |
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