Steven K. Smith's
Mountain Dulcimer Page


Welcome to my
Web Page!

I am an instrumentalist on the mountain dulcimer who has been learning, playing, composing and teaching since 1983.

This website contains infomation about my music, recordings, books, some of my other interests, as well as an educational section.

Come in, look around, relax and enjoy yourself.

You may reach me at the following address:

Steven K. Smith
PO Box 1013
Newark, OH USA 43058

or by email: sksmith@sksmithmusic.com
sksmith@sksmithmusic.com

This site will continually be under construction. Pardon our dust
while we work to serve you better.

 Steve with his Rockwell 3 string
Steve with his Rockwell 3 String


Photo by Rochelle Volen-Smith

A brief biography

Recordings

Books

Ordering information

The Virtual Classroom

A list of Workshops that I offer
for clubs and festivals.

Questions and Answers
A selection of questions that readers have
posed to me, with my answers to them.

Other topics.
( Poetry | Esperanto | Backpacking
| Renaissance Festivals )

Links



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see the Books and Recordings pages to order.


New!

I'm moving! The new address for correspondence will be
PO Box 1013, Newark OH 43058
The old one will work for a while yet, so you have some time to update your rolodexes.

Thanks Nancy, and all the folks at the Kentucky Music Winter Weekend
last January 4, 5 and 6, at Bardstown Kentucky.
I had a great time, and I hope everyone there did too.
Keep it in mind for next year, and check out the Summer weeklong festival too
Check out their website, http://www.kentuckymusicweek.com
or contact Nancy at kytreefrog@aol.com for more information.

Thanks to Jerry Rockwell for a great South East Ohio Dulcimer Festival!
Check Jerry's website for info about next year's festival, in November 2008

I hope you got a chance to enjoy the Ohio Renaissance Festival this year
Hopefully I'll be back at the fair next year as a wandering minstrel.
Come to see Queen Bess and her court, thrill to the knight's skill on
the jousting field, and be entertained by numerous jesters and thespians.

Or just come to see me run around in tights playing music while talking funny.
More information on the Ohio Renaissance Festival is HERE.

Thanks to all the students, staff, and most particularly,
Lois Hornbostel at the Western Carolina University
Mountain Dulcimer Week
this year!
I had a great time, and I'm sure all of you who went did too.
Next year's workshop will start June 22 at Cullowhee NC,
near the Tennessee border. Mark you calendars.
There is no better workshop anywhere.
If you're serious about improving your playing,
or you just want to have a great time with your dulcimer
in a beautiful Smoky Mountains setting,
you owe it to yourself to go.
Check it out at http://dulcimer.wcu.edu
or email Bobby Hensley, hensley@email.wcu.edu
For questions on workshop curriculum or scholarships contact Lois
at Loisdulc@verizon.net

Under the Dogwoods and Elizabeth's Dream are now available on iTunes!


Steve's recordings are available on CDBaby, in addition to this site.
This should make shopping more convienent for those wanting to buy from multiple artists.
Click on the title below to go directly to the CDBaby page for the recording:
Dandelions & Tulips Shaker's Fancy Elizabeth's Dream Under the Dogwoods

Steve's webmaster and son Brandon, and his friend Steve McKenna have started up a computer/networking business in Newark OH. If you are in this area and need computer services, network setup, virus repair, or training, check out Quality Network Consulting.
(http://www.qualitynetworkconsulting.com)


Steve's music regularly appears on Internet Radio,
on Live 365, Sweetwater Folk.
All Dulcimers, all the time. Check it out HERE.

Live 365


Last Update: 4 July, 2007

These pages and their contents are copyright 1997, through 2007 by Steven K. Smith

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I want to acknowledge the great work of my son,
Brandon Smith, who, as web master of this site,
allows me to concentrate on the creative aspects of the site,
while he makes sure everything works.
Thanks, Brandon, I'd be lost without you.

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