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    Dean Eades has been building Appalachian Mountain Dulcimers since 1973 and conducting dulcimer workshops throughout the United States and Canada with his wife Brenda since the mid-1980s. They were accepted by the South Carolina Arts Commission in the mid-1990s to serve as artists-in-residence in South Carolina public schools. Now semi-retired, Dean and Brenda continue to build dulcimers, conduct workshops, work with schools, and participate in a few craft shows each year to share the heritage of the Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer. The upcoming workshop will teach several songs on the dulcimer and have instruments available for those who don't

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    Winter Bluegrass Jubilee 2014 - Dean Eades Dulcimer Workshop.

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    Dean Eades has been building Appalachian Mountain Dulcimers since 1973 and conducting dulcimer workshops throughout the United States and Canada with his wife Brenda since the mid-1980s. They were accepted by the South Carolina Arts Commission in the mid-1990s to serve as artists-in-residence in South Carolina public schools. Now semi-retired, Dean and Brenda continue to build dulcimers, conduct workshops, work with schools, and participate in a few craft shows each year to share the heritage of the Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer. The upcoming workshop will teach several songs on the dulcimer and have instruments available for those who don't

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    Dulcimer Workshop With Dean Eades

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    Jennifer Brown Bryan
    Dean Eades has been building Appalachian Mountain Dulcimers since 1973 and conducting dulcimer workshops throughout the United States and Canada with his wife Brenda since the mid-1980s. They were accepted by the South Carolina Arts Commission in the mid-1990s to serve as artists-in-residence in South Carolina public schools. Now semi-retired, Dean and Brenda continue to build dulcimers, conduct workshops, work with schools, and participate in a few craft shows each year to share the heritage of the Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer. The upcoming workshop will teach several songs on the dulcimer and have instruments available for those who don't

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    Dulcimer Workshop With Dean Eades

    Dean began building Appalachian Mountain Dulcimers in October, 1973, in Pickens, SC. Later, the Pendleton District Historical Commission asked him to lecture and demonstrate at their Foothills Heritage Series at Clemson University. The following summer he was asked to perform at the Foothills Crafts Festival, Town Square, Easley, SC. From that start, he was o and running. In the mid-1980s, he and his wife, Brenda, started conducting workshops with their dulcimers. These workshops have been in music camps, churches, schools, college continuing education programs, retreats and Chautauquas, National Music Conferences, and Elderhostels. Since that beginning, they have traveled throughout the US, coast to coast, and north into Canada either doing lectures, demonstrations, or workshops. In the mid-1990s, they were accepted by the South Carolina Arts Commission and placed on their Approved Artist List, allowing them to serve as Artist-In-Residence in the public schools of our state. He and Brenda continue to work in our schools. Other honors he have received include the following: 1. Guest Leader at Southeastern Dulcimer Festival, Lumpkin, Ga. 2. Featured on SC-ETVs Palmetto Places program. 3. A special-interest video for Greenville,SC, Cable TV. 4. Featured in South Carolina Wildlife Magazine. Now in semi-retirement, they continue to build dulcimers, conduct workshops, do the school residencies, and also do a limited number of crafts shows each year. All these aord them the opportunity to share the wonderful heritage and sound of the Appalachian Mountain Plucked Dulcimer with all ages - pre-school through senior adults. Dont miss this dulcimer workshop! Come early to the jubilee and sign up. Dean will be teaching several songs on the dulcimer. Bring your dulcimer if you have one. If not, Dean will have plenty to go around.

    DEAN EADES

    DULCIMERS BY DEAN

    Seneca, South Carolina

    The Old Master ..... and his Elves

    DEAN EADES

    DULCIMERS BY DEAN

    Seneca, South Carolina

    The CRAFT SHOWS ...

    Cotton Pickin Festival, Gay, Ga.

    Farms Days, Dacusville, SC

    The School Residencies......in Pickens, Central & Aiken

    A.R. Lewis Elementary, Pickens, SC

    Chukker Creek Elementary, Aiken, SC

    Central Elementary, Central, SC

    Pickens Middle School, Pickens, SC

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