Thanks Melissa, I watch your videos on You Tube all the time. Great sound. --- Melissa Kacalanos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Itunes needs to be easier to search, since there is > hg > music on it, including, to toot my own horn, my own > CD. Searching for Melissa Kacalanos should reveal > it. > There are better hg players of course. > > I see there are also a lot of CDs featuring hg on > cdbaby: > http://cdbaby.com/found?allsearch=hurdy+gurdy&submit=search > Most are available as both CDs and mp3s. You can > listen to samples before you buy to see what you > like. > > Cdbaby needs to work on its search function too, > since > my band Djinn's CD has lots of hg, but doesn't come > up > when I search for it. Anyway, here's the link: > http://cdbaby.com/cd/djinnnyc > > Melissa > www.melissatheloud.com > > > --- Dana R Gregory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > Greetings, > > I'm new to the HG world having recently ordered a > > Chinook model from Olympic Instruments. I am no > > stranger to traditional folk/dance music, having > > played bass guitar and 104 key German Concertina > in > > a > > polka band in the 70s, and traditional Irish and > > Scottish music on button accordion, bagpipes and > > bodhran in the 80s. I'm anxious to start learning > > the > > HG and have the following question. I can't find > any > > CDs featuring HG. Olympic and Wee Piper no longer > > carry them and I've found nothing on iTunes. Is > > there > > any place in the LA area that might carry this > item? > > I > > would especially like to get the new one with > > Bouffard > > and Chabonet together. I watch the OTW video with > > them > > all the time. What a performance! Any suggestions > > will > > be helpful. Thanks > > Dana G > > > > > > >
