Brother Mark,
There is a couple who play renaissance music. I think they are from the
Philly area. The gurdy player's first name is Karen. The lute player had
his lute made on commission from a fellow in Binghamton, NY area.
I live about 120 mile NW of you in Danville. A few times a year I get
down to Quakertown. I also go to Bethlehem, especially for Musikfest,
but sometimes sit in with my friends in DayBreak when they play at
Godfrey Daniels.
Though I don't own a gurdy, I have the passion for one. I hear the music
in my head. But what I do play is the Mountain Dulcimer and Mando family
instruments and some Tenor
Banjo. Occasionally a Tenor Guitar.
I am also a BeeKeeper.
Please email me off list with details on the gurdy for sale.
In Harmony,
A.J. Bashore II
http://cdbaby.com/cd/ajbashoreii
Mark Ligett wrote:
Dear friends,
I am new to this list although I have had an interest in the Hurdy
Gurdy for many, many years. I am presently located in far Eastern
Pennsylvania in the tri-city area of Easton/Allentown/Bethlehem. I
have tried unsuccessfully to locate anyone in the immediate area who
might play or own a hurdy gurdy.
I also have a lovely Hurdy Gurdy for sale. It is in pristine
condition, just a couple of years old, built by an excellent European
builder. If you know of anyone interested, let me know.
Sincerely,
Brother Mark
Saint Francis Retreat House
3918 Chipman Road
Easton, PA 18045
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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