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SALEM -- The 28th anniversary concert of Dulci-More: Folk & Traditional Musicians is free and all are welcome to attend. The live concert will start at 2:30 p.m. Sunday and people can view it on Facebook Live on the Dulci-More Musicians Facebook Timeline. Nine Dulci-More members are planning to get together on Zoom and send the live stream to Facebook. For those unable to watch live, the link should remain on the timeline after the concert is finished for viewing later and will probably also be added later to a YouTube channel for those having trouble viewing it on Facebook.
A pre-show at 2:15 will feature videos from two of the previous anniversary concerts. Live music will last about an hour followed by a post-show featuring another couple of videos from a previous anniversary concert.
Unlike our previous anniversary concerts where many members of Dulci-More perform together as an ensemble for most songs, due to the latency (delay) issues of live music on most internet platforms with live music, most of the songs for this concert will be performed by individuals or by couples at the same address on the same computer.
According to Bill Schilling, "We will plan to do three songs where we will switch the lead among performers. Depending on the astuteness of the listener, the distance between performers, computer speeds, and internet speeds, listeners may notice slight (or even large and very noticeable) rhythmic glitches as the lead switches among performers, but we are willing to put you through those slight (or other) glitches to almost be playing and singing together. We'll be interested in hearing your thoughts on how it comes out for you in the Facebook chat."
Individual Dulci-More members during the live portion of this concert may sing and/or play mountain dulcimers, guitars, autoharp, mandolins, banjitar, ukuleles, psaltery, bass, harmonicas, recorders, jug, and more.
No tickets or reservations are needed
For more information or instructions, contact Schilling at 234-564-3852 or bill@dulcimore.org or check on the web at www.dulcimore.org.
Since its founding in January of 1993, Dulci-More has met twice a month to enjoy playing and singing. Since the pandemic, those meetings have been on the internet with a Zoom type of platform. Its members come from Northeast Ohio and beyond.