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steve

Steve plays guitar. He grew up playing guitar in Austin, Texas. He joined up with the Traditional Irish sessions in Colorado Springs a few years ago and started organizing Celtic concerts for the Mountain Acoustic Music Association. If you happen in on any of the BMW motorcycle rallies from Taos, New Mexico to Red Lodge, Montana, you'll probably find Ron Sommers and Steve entertaining the riders. Steve is a member of MAMA and is involved in organizing the Pikes Peak Folk Festival in Divide, Colorado, July 11-13.
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heidi

Heidi plays hammered dulcimer and also plays mandolin and bodhrán. She has dabbled in music for most of her life. Her father taught her snare drumming techniques on their basement stairs when she was in grade school.  She carried that foundation to the hammered dulcimer which she has played for the last 10 years. To be more mobile, Heidi learned to play mandolin and bodhrán. She does not like to play tambourine in marching band

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ron

Ron has been playing acoustic music for lo these many years. He has played as a side man for several bands in the greater Colorado Springs' area, including County Cork, Rare Ould Times, Jig's Up! The Buster Squirt Outfit and the Grouchy Old Geezers. He has also been caught picking licks on guitar and mandolin. He played mandolin (in tights) for the Glen Eyrie Revels for the 2002 Christmas season. He is also known to frequent the Sunday afternoon Irish jam at Quinn's Pub.When asked by adoring fans what he plays, he has responded “radio”. Astrological sign is “NEON”
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kari

From the time she was a small child, Kari has been singing and performing for family and friends. She played Suzuki Violin at 5 years old, but switched to flute when she moved away from her instructor. She played the flute for several years before bagging it all for the glamorous drum section. Too bad that didn’t work out. Kari also sang as a member of every school choir that would accept her. Oddly enough, she is now trying to recapture her youth and play the flute again… but that sort of thing can happen in middle age. Some might suggest it’s because no one wants to sit too closely while she bangs away at the bodhran, but Kari hopes the flute will make her a more versatile member of the band. Kari started singing Celtic music about five years ago and joined Ceol Ceili in 2003. (It seems the begging and pleading worked!) Along with music, Kari is also pursuing a Master’s Degree in Counseling, so if you need to talk she’s happy to set up an appointment. Or just join her in the singing!

 
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